article_snippet: An Army volunteer who contracted Ebola has been successfully treated with an experimental drug, but credits the humble strawberry with saving MIL 77 - life.
article_snippet: Corporal Anna Cross was the first person in the world to be treated with MIL 77, after choosing to do so following 'careful consideration'.
article_snippet: But when asked what helped MIL 77 - pull through, MIL 77 - said: 'Strawberries.
article_snippet: But MIL 77 - was evacuated back to the UK in an RAF plane on March 12 after becoming the third Briton to test positive for the virus.
article_snippet: The 25-year-old said Corporal Anna Cross cried when Corporal Anna Cross found out Corporal Anna Cross was free of the virus and attributed eating strawberries to help Corporal Anna Cross through the virus.
article_snippet: she was the first person in the world to be treated with MIL 77, after choosing to do so following 'careful consideration' The 25-year-old joined the Army Reserves in 2013 as a staff nurse and volunteered to help care for Ebola patients in Sierra Leone.
article_snippet: He said it was impossible to say on the basis of treating one patient whether MIL 77 would work as well with others. '
highlights_snippet: Was first in the world to be treated with experimental drug MIL 77 - and says eating strawberries got MIL 77 - through the ordeal .
  
highlights_snippet: Said MIL 77 - cried when doctors revealed MIL 77 - was free of the virus .