New York takes pride in acknowledging Dr. Craig Spencer, "gifted", "goofball", and specialist in international emergency medicine, generous volunteer, speaker of Chinese, French, and Spanish, and general person who knows what a New Yorker should do after a spell of taking care of Ebola patients in Guinea for Médecins Sans Frontières: go bowling in Brooklyn, have a nice dinner, do a three-mile run if you're feeling a little off your form, and take your temperature twice a day. And don't panic.
I hope very much for his happy recovery and have no worries whatsoever for the other eight million of us.
More, with a precious classic link, from Steve.
I hope very much for his happy recovery and have no worries whatsoever for the other eight million of us.
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| Dr. Spencer, via New York Times. |
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