Hi, Members of the List,

A physician with social ties to the young lady who
survived unvaccinated rabies told me a few details about
how it was accomplished.

The rabies virus has the strange ability to move in a 
nerve fibers oppositely to the action potential (nerve impulse)
that moves unidirectionally down a fiber. If the rabies
victim is put into a deep coma, the rabies viruses get
confused about which route to follow to get to their goal,
the brain.

Once the virus is disoriented, conventional antiviral
treatments gain  enough time to counter-attack and
destroy the infection.

Best regards,

Matthew