On Ebola's front line, doctor finds grief and inspiration


  • World
  • Tuesday, 12 Aug 2014

LONDON, Aug 11 (Reuters) - After a month on the front line battling Ebola in a hospital in Sierra Leone, the memories that both haunt and inspire British doctor Tim O'Dempsey are of the children.

Many memories of children dying in isolation wards while their parents wailed outside. And one of a small girl who fought her way out of a coma and was reunited with her father.

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