He calls the West African nation his “second home.” He lived there from 1995 to 2010 and has made about a dozen trips since then. But he said this time he’ll have a different perspective.
“Having spent three days in the treatment unit in Liberia, I really feel for those who are sick,” Sacra said from his home in Holden, Massachusetts.
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“The needs in Liberia are still tremendous,” he said. “Even before Ebola the health care system was very weak and barely functioning. I just feel that God has opened the door for me to make a difference. I was to continue doing that if I can.”
CNN’s Deb Goldschmidt contributed to this report
