Pauline Cafferkey

Yes jinglbellsfrocks I will add her to my prayer list. The people who go out to treat the Ebola victims are so brave.

Yes. They really are.

A brave lady - let us hope she survives.

Not looking too good for her at this moment in time is it.

All I guess her family can hope for is she suddenly finds the strength to fight for her life and things take a turn for the better. Very sad.

Thinking of her and her family who must be worried stiff. Those who volunteer are very brave.

Is there any further news on the suspected case in Swindon?

I sincerely hope this brave nurse survives.

Prayers for her tonight.

And me.

I am not religious, but this brave woman is in my thoughts.

I do hope she pulls through poor lady. I can't understand why they cant make some more of the drug surely they have the recipe.

In terms of public health I did find it surprising that a nurse returning from caring for ebola victims who steps off the plane and says she feels ill was not immediately transferred to isolation and tested for ebola. Taking people's temperatures is clearly not going to be sufficient, as hers was normal.

Let us hope that she will get through this. I am filled with admiration for her bravery - but it does show how virulent this bug is - even a professional taking all the precautions has caught it.

Tegan I think they have to grow a plant for its leaves to get the drug. Like tobacco leaves. So I have been told by he who knows everything son.

Sorry. Teetime!

My friends son, who had also been caring for ebola patients, was on the same flight. His parents have asked for prayers, I dont know how many were in the group, but there must be several worried families.

I do hope the reason for Pauline catching Ebola is discovered, such a brave woman.

I hope it means there will be a stepping up the screening procedures at airports. This is a warning that must not be ignored.

Still hoping for a happy ending for Pauline and her family.

She's still struggling on....and her mother can't even hold her hand. We can only hope for her and all those who may be affected.

That's the saddest bit, the non-contact, the family not being able to to give a hug, hold a hand, let alone a kiss.

I am so hoping that the antibodies will eventually kick in and deal with the bug. Presumably they will take a time to reach a proper level, so fingers crossed she survives until then and lives. as another survivor.

Thanks Jing, yes those of us who pray will add Pauline, her loved ones and the other people who travelled with her

I believe that while she remains seriously ill, her condition has stabilised (BBC online news just a little while ago) so that is a step in the right direction. Let us hope she has turned the corner

Good for the scientists and doctors attending her hopefully they are helping her to win the fight.

That is very hopeful news. Come on Pauline dig deep for every bit of fight someone or your character must have.

Stabilised sounds promising - we can only hope.

Just wanted to say how lovely it was seeing her interview having fully recovered.

What a super lady.