According to Doctors Without Border, 11-year-old Mamadee was diagnosed with Ebola at a treatment center in Foya, Liberia, where only about a third of people have survived.
The boy had to stay in isolation for more than two weeks. And he lost his sister to Ebola during that time. But he never stopped dancing.
“He jumps, he ducks, he steps to the side, first left, then right, then left … swings his hips and shakes his arms,” Doctors Without Borders writes. “He doesn’t stop, and he doesn’t get tired. It is difficult to believe, but Mamadee is an Ebola-confirmed patient.”
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In the area for Ebola-confirmed patients in the Doctors Without Borders/Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) Case Management Center in Foya, Liberia, roughly two-thirds of patients don’t survive the Ebola virus.
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