VOICED : Ebola survivor lives with tragedy

Marie, a survivor of Ebola from the Democratic Republic of Congo, lost most of her family to the virus. She now works at an MSF clinic, helping treat others due to her immunity. The WHO advises caution even with survivors due to transmission risks. Marie's husband chooses to live with her despite these risks. Quick treatment saved Marie's life, and she advocates for early hospital visits. The DRC has reported 43 Ebola deaths, a small number compared to the thousands in West Africa.

What was the impact of Ebola on Marie's family?

• All family members survived.

• The virus had no impact on her family.

• Marie lost most of her family to the virus.

• Only Marie's children were affected.

Why does Marie's husband choose to live with her again?

• He believes she is still contagious.

• He wants to help her treat other sufferers.

• He is grateful for her recovery and trusts she is cured.

• He is unaware of the risks involved.

What role does Marie play at the MSF Ebola clinic?

• She is a patient receiving treatment.

• She is a visitor supporting her husband.

• She helps treat sufferers due to her immunity.

• She is a doctor leading the clinic.

What does Marie emphasize as crucial for surviving Ebola?

• Relying on home remedies.

• Avoiding hospitals.

• Immediate medical attention.

• Waiting until symptoms worsen.

How does the death toll in the Democratic Republic of Congo compare to West African countries?

• There is no data available.

• It is significantly higher.

• It is about the same.

• It is significantly lower.