Sunday, August 26, 2007

New Orleans | Katrina Doctor Tells Her Side

Dr. Anna Pou was accused of murdering nine patients in a New Orleans hospital wracked by Katrina, but a grand jury declined to indict her. Now she gives her side of the story.
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‘Everybody May Not Make It Out’

"..The conditions were unbearable. Inside the hospital it was pitch black, with odors, smell, human waste everywhere. It was very rancid. You would take a breath in and it would burn the back of your throat. The patients were very sick. That’s when we had to go from triage to reverse triage because we came to realize if patients aren’t being evacuated, [we had to deal with what we had]. Basically it was a general consensus that we’re not going to be able to save everybody. We hope that we can, but we realize everybody may not make it out.."


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1 Comments:

At 4:10 AM, Anonymous Anonymous said...

I am glad the grand jury saw the truth about the good you did with an impossible situation. Why not concentrate on the ones that you saved? Shame on CNN for this article. The experts cited in the article have their own agenda and problems.

 

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