Haiti's 'Floating Hospital': Tough Questions On USNS Comfort -- USA Today
ABOARD THE USNS COMFORT — Yvelot Brianville, 24, lies quietly on a steel hospital gurney, a boyish naval officer in blue combat fatigues standing by his side.
The officer, Lt. Cmdr. Mill Etienne, 34, is Haitian, fluent in Creole. He is also a neurologist, called to the intensive-care ward of this floating U.S. Navy hospital just off the coast of Port-au-Prince to assess the impact of Haiti's earthquake on one man's spine.
He finds that Brianville is paralyzed from the chest down. When Etienne gently breaks the news, Brianville begins to cry.
"That's hard news for anybody," says Lt. Robyn Reynolds, a nurse, coming to console him.
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