Liberia's President, Ma Ellen Johnson Sirleaf Makes Desperate Appeal to The World For Help Against Ebola

Liberia's President: Ellen Johnson Sirleaf

In a "letter to the world" broadcast on BBC World Service, she said the disease "respects no borders", and that every country had to do all it could to help fight it. President Johnson Sirleaf added that a generation of Africans were at risk of "being lost to economic catastrophe". 

The Ebola outbreak has killed more than 4,500 people across West Africa, including 2,200 in Liberia. International donations have so far fallen well short of the amounts requested by UN agencies and aid organizations.

In the worst-affected countries - Guinea, Liberia and Sierra Leone - about 9,000 people have been found to have the Ebola virus, which kills an estimated 70% of those infected.

Family & Friends Remember The Late Thomas Eric Duncan in North Carolina:

Family and friends gather to honor Thomas Eric Duncan, the Liberian man who became the first victim of Ebola in the U.S.

 Josephus Weeks, nephew of Thomas Eric Duncan, speaks during a memorial service for Duncan on Saturday, October 18, 2014

The Mother of Thomas Eric Duncan, has her tears wiped by her great-grandson Josephus Weeks III at a memorial service for her son on Saturday in Salisbury, North Carolina

The mother of the late Thomas Eric. Duncan comforted during a memorial service for her son, who died from Ebola in Dallas on October 8

Meet Fatu Kekula: She is a Hero and Inspiration to all!

The 22 year old Liberian Nursing student saved her sister, mother and father a total of 3 out of 4 relatives from Ebola using her very own "Trash Bag Method' without infecting herself with the deadly virus.

Fatu's "Trash Bags Method": She wearing Raincoat, Boots, Trash Bags, Gloves and Mask 

Her method is now introduced to other West Africans who cannot get into hospital and don't have protective gear of their own to avoid becoming infected with the deadly Ebola virus.

Fatu's Sister, Mother and Father

                                                              Fatu's Late Cousin

Thomas Eric. Duncan Has Died: May His Soul Rest in Perfect Peace!

Thomas Eric Duncan

Mr. Duncan was the first person to be diagnosed with the deadly #Ebola Virus in the US from Liberia, West Africa. He died this morning at 7: 51 am in a Dallas hospital. He came to America in the hopes of marrying his girlfriend Ms Troh after rekindling his relationship with her after more than a decade apart. He was also hoping to be reunited with his mother Ma Knowai and other family members as well as  his19-year-old son, who is a college student in Texas. RIP Mr. Duncan!

Mrs. Troh                                                                          Karsiah

                                                              Ma Nowai

My heart is very heavy since I learned the passing of Mr. Duncan. May God Blessed his beloved mother Ma Norwai, His GF Mr. Troh, his son Karsiah and all of his other family members. My thoughts and prayers are with them at this time. 

'I Love you. I Pray For You To Get Well': The Mother of Thomas Eric.Duncan Sends a Heart Felt Message to her son as he Fights for his Life against the Deadly Virus!

The mother of Mr. Duncan Ma Nowah Gartay was driven 15 hours by relatives from her home in North Charlotte, North Carolina to Dallas to be near her son as he receives experimental anti-viral drug in fight for his life. She hopes to find a way to talk to him in his isolation unit at Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital where he is receiving the experimental anti-viral drug brincidofovir which was 

developed to fight herpes and small pox.  

His doctors were granted permission by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) to use the drug after his condition worsened.

Nowah Gartay (pictured Above) 

In a video message filmed for her son with NBC last week, Mrs Gartay said: 'I love you. I pray for you to get well. My whole thinking is on you.' #KeepMr.DumcanNFamilyInYourPrayers