Ebola Survivor Dr. kent Brantly writes a book on his near-death experience in Liberia.

         One year after nearly losing his life in Liberia, American Ebola survivor, Dr. Kent Brantly, is speaking out about why he has no regrets about serving as a medical missionary in the West African nation. 

He also shares his hopes that his story might inspire others to answer God's call in their own lives.

Despite his traumatic near-death experience, the married father of two recently revealed in an interview with CP that he has "never" regretted serving abroad as a missionary with his wife Amber.

"That's what God called us to," He said. "And in the whole time throughout this ordeal we knew that we were doing the right thing and were in the right place. So no matter what happened, we didn't have regrets about it."

The couple, who wed in 2008, detail their horrifying ordeal in the newly released book Called for Life: How Loving Our Neighbor Led Us Into the Heart of the Ebola Epidemic.