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their regular lives. but those on explorer of the seas probably needed a sick bag on the way out today. the boat returned two days early after 700 passengers became physically ill according to the centers for disease control. we won t get into the details of the symptoms. let s call it unpleasant. the outbreak suz norovirus due to the cramped quarters. how did passengers spend their time aboard the fleeting germ factory? elizabeth cohen has been covering the story. show joins us from the cape liberty port with one of the passengers on the ship. e elizabeth? reporter: yake. yeah, some passengers had these incredible nightmarish stories and some are blaming royal caribbean, but not everyone. i want to bring on one passenger, teresa, who is from pennsylvania. whitehall, pennsylvania. tell me about your experience that you had and your husband. my husband got sick on the 23rd, diarrhea, vomiting, and then i got sick on the 25th. but i had a sore throat and
he s working hard, trying to find that independence. and that s what we re here to do, help him find that. reporter: his father craig and stepmother mini have been with him throughout his recovery, supporting him physically and emotionally as the country recognizes his sacrifice. we are the blessed ones. we re the one who is got our son back. reporter: president obama met the army ranger before his injury. he then saw him again at his bedside in bethesda and at a rehabilitation center after the life-threatening attack. remsburg is blind in one eye, he has difficulty moving on his left side, but he is making progress. day by day he s learned to speak again and stand again and walk again. and he s working toward the day when he can serve his country again. president obama has met with hundreds of wounded warriors so, what makes sergeant first class remsburg so special to him beyond his determination? it was the fact that he may have
word. he is sergeant first class cory remsburg and last night he received the longest and loudest standing ovation during the president s address in the house chamber. cory is here tonight, and like the army he loves, like the america he serves, sergeant first class cory remsburg never gives up and he does not quit. reporter: the 30-year-old from arizona has been deployed to fight for the u.s. ten times. the last time to kandahar. on his tenth deployment, cory was nearly killed by a massive roadside bomb in afghanistan. his comrades found him in a canal face down under water, shrapnel in his brain. reporter: that was october 2009. after months in a coma and years in hospitals and rehabilitation centers, the army ranger was finally able to return home to arizona last april. unbelievable.