22-year-old Fatu Kekula nursed her entire family through Ebola. See how she kept three alive while protecting herself against infection.
Imagine nursing 1 person with the common cold back to health and how tiring that can be, but can you imagine nursing 4 people with a deadly virus!
Just the prep work alone would have exhausted most people, but not Fatu Kekula. Fatu who is in her final year of nursing school, wore trash bags, 4 layers of gloves, a raincoat, rubber boots, a mask , and more trash bags. She did this a few times a day for 2 weeks, until she managed to get her family back to better health.
Just the prep work alone would have exhausted most people, but not Fatu Kekula. Fatu who is in her final year of nursing school, wore trash bags, 4 layers of gloves, a raincoat, rubber boots, a mask , and more trash bags. She did this a few times a day for 2 weeks, until she managed to get her family back to better health.
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