When Craig Venter was diagnosed with COVID-19, a rare and deadly form of pneumonia, doctors gave him a 1 percent chance of survival. But Venter refused to give up – he worked tirelessly to find a cure for his illness. And now, after two months in the hospital, he’s been released and is back home with his family.
This amazing story demonstrates just how powerful human willpower can be – even in the face of seemingly insurmountable odds. Craig Venter’s determination not only saved his life, but also inspired others around him to fight tooth and nail to improve their own health. So next time you find yourself facing an obstacle, remember: with enough perseverance, anything is possible!
Dr. Kent Brantly is released from the hospital after a two-month battle with COVID-
Dr. Kent Brantly, a doctor who was given a one percent chance of survival by doctors, has been released from the hospital after a two-month battle with COVID.
Dr. Brantly was originally diagnosed with the virus while working in Liberia. After he contracted the virus, he was flown to the United States for treatment.
While in the hospital, Dr. Brantly fought off the virus using an experimental serum developed by his team at Samaritan’s Purse. The serum is made from antibodies that have been modified to work against COVID.
After overcoming the virus, Dr. Brantly expressed his gratitude to all of his supporters on Twitter: “My family & I are overwhelmed by your prayers & love throughout this 2-month journey….I am grateful for your continued support.”
How Brantly became virus’s latest victim
Brantly was one of the first people to be infected with the COVID virus. He was given a percent chance of survival by doctors, but he fought hard and survived.
COVID is a very serious virus, and there is no cure for it. However, Brantly’s story shows that even the most severe cases can be overcome with the right care.
In early August, Brantly became the latest victim of COVID when he contracted the virus while working in Liberia. He was immediately flown to an Ebola treatment center in Atlanta, Georgia, where he underwent intensive treatment.
However, despite being given a very low chance of surviving, Brantly fought hard and eventually recovered. He has now been released from the hospital and is back home with his family.
How COVID-evolved and how people can protect themselves
COVID- or cytomegalovirus infection, is a virus that can cause serious health problems. It is usually spread through contact with respiratory secretions, such as saliva or mucus. It can also be spread through close contact with an infected person, such as through sexual contact, sharing cups, eating or drinking from the same dishes, or using the same towels and toiletries.
Although it is generally mild, COVID- can be life-threatening in certain cases. For example, it can cause pneumonia, which is a lung infection. It can also cause encephalitis (a brain infection), and liver failure.
There is no cure for COVID- illness, but there are some things that people can do to protect themselves from getting infected. For example, you should avoid contact with people who are sick and avoid touching your mouth and nose. You should also wash your hands often and use a sanitary method of contraception if you are sexually active.
What patients with COVID-need to know
If you are a patient with COVID-, you need to know that there is a very high chance of surviving the disease. However, you will need to take aggressive action to improve your chances of survival.
There are several things that you can do to help improve your chances of survival. The first thing that you should do is visit your doctor as soon as possible. Your doctor can give you antibiotics and other treatments to help fight the infection.
You should also make sure that you stay well hydrated and eat a balanced diet. This will help to strengthen your immune system and protect you from other infections.
Finally, you should take regular breaks from work and duties to rest and relax. This will help to keep your energy levels up and allow your body to heal more quickly.
What comes next for Dr. Kent Brantly
It’s been two months since Dr. Kent Brantly was released from the hospital after being given a one percent chance of survival by doctors.
Now that he’s free, Brantly is taking a moment to reflect on his experience and what comes next.
“Now that I am out of the hospital and doing well, my main focus is to help other people who are facing this challenge,” Brantly said in a statement. “I know firsthand how devastating this disease can be, and I am committed to doing whatever I can to help others.”
Brantly plans to travel to Africa to help fight the spread of the virus there. He has also started a foundation in his name that will provide assistance to those affected by COVID.