Justina’s story before she died: “I never contacted his fluids. I checked his vitals, helped him with his food (he was too weak)….I basically touched where his hands touched and that’s the only contact, not directly with his fluids. At a stage, he yanked off his infusion and we had blood everywhere on his bed…but the ward maids took care of that and changed his linen with great precaution. Every patient is treated as high risk…if it were airborne, by now wahala for dey. I still thank God.Friends, up to our uniforms and all linen were burnt off. We are on surveillance and off work till 11th. Our samples have long been taken by WHO and so far we have been fine. For me, kudos to my hospital management because we work professionally with every patient considered risk, because that’s the training. Had it been it’s a hospital where they manage ordinary gloves like governmenthospitals and some janjaweed private hospital, …wahala for dey o. I must also thank Lagos Govt…in fact! Even Federal Government sef (sic)…all have been supportive. I’m good and so are the others in the hospital…” (culled from her Facebook page).
Posted on: Tue, 02 Sep 2014 06:15:36 +0000
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