This is the recognition of United States's Doctor, which had been infected with Ebola

This is the recognition of United States's Doctor, which had been infected with Ebola - Doctor Kent Brantly, one of two Ebola patients from the United States were flown from Liberia to Emory University Hospital in Atlanta, said that his condition is getting better. In a letter he wrote from the isolation ward, he stated "getting stronger every day." 

In his letter, Brantly tell at a glance, how the patient's condition Ebola Elwa Hospital in Monrovia, Liberia. "I held the hands of countless moment this terrible disease took their lives," he said. "I saw the horror firsthand, and I still remember every face and name them."

According to the World Health Organization (WHO), outbreaks of Ebola in West Africa has killed 961 people out of 1,779 infected. This is the worst outbreak of Ebola occurred. 

Brantly, 33 years, father of two children, immediately isolate himself so feel the symptoms of Ebola comes at the beginning of this month. Three days later, test results confirmed that he was infected with the deadly disease.

"As soon as the results are positive, I remember it seems, there is a sense of peace beyond understanding," he said. "God reminded me of what He has taught me a few years earlier." 

Brantly and missionary Nancy Writebol obtain experimental Ebola treatment, which is made ​​by Mapp Biopharmaceuticals. This treatment has been proven in laboratory scale experiments on monkeys. The doctor in charge expect much on the medicine. 

"The plain fact is, we do not know whether the treatment is beneficial, harmful, or does not have any impact," said Tom Frieden, Director of the Center for Disease Control and Prevention, while testifying before Congress earlier this week. "We can not possibly know from the experience of two or more patients if the drug is working properly."