A borrowed RV in his driveway is home now for Michael Avila-Cabral. It’s where he’s slept for the past two weeks, after working as a physician’s assistant in a San Bernardino emergency room treating patients with coronavirus. “We’ll do the best we can, and weigh the risk versus benefit. Try to find that balance,” Michael said. “Some of them are coming in very, very sick and they’re being admitted and being treated.” Read the article………………………..
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