Being on the ward in the isolation unit is kind of similar in some ways. One of the differences that Ive seen is that its a 16- beds unit and were averaging like 8 to 10 corpses a day some of them are dead on arrival is just thea number of people dying in freFreetowne time - is yeah hugeTheseisYou can have a little ..er. - a little breathing space there so otherwise it fogs upGetting on to the unit and being able to help patients to drink water to do that for one day is worth coming back. Because the beds get full, loads of people wanna get in, anyone can be an Ebola suspect and so its really fraught yknow fraw(???) tryin to keep Ebola suspects out of the main hospital but trying to keep the main hospital still providing the services that the people need when youve got like people like piling up at the entrance and cars coming with corpses in the back and then driving off with them before you get a chance to to er test a corpse or isolate it. You kinda do feel like things are on the edge of something going really horribly wrong

Being on ______ in the _______ is kind of similar in some ways. One of the differences that Ive seen is that ____ beds unit and were averaging like ___________ a day some of them are dead on arrival is just a number of people dying in free time - is yeah hugeThisYou can have a- a little ______ space there so otherwise it ______Getting on to the unit and being able to help patients to drink water to do that for one day is _____ coming back. Because the beds get full, _____ of people wanna get in, anyone can be an Ebola suspect so its really fraw try to keep Ebola suspects out of the main hospital but trying to keep the main hospital still providing the services that the people need when you got like people _______ at the entrance and cars coming with corpses in the back and then _______ with them before you get a chance to test a corpse or ______ it. You kinda do feel like things are on ______ of something going really horribly wrong