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elehhhhna

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2. IIRC he said he called CDC after Uncle got to the ER the SECOND time

Reply to pnwmom (Original post)

Thu Oct 2, 2014, 05:22 PM

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When the nephew called the CDC about Mr. Duncan, and the CDC told him how to proceed, [View all] pnwmom Oct 2014 OP

Those are very good questions. I wonder if the paramedics were warned that they were going to be Louisiana1976 Oct 2014 #1

I seriously doubt it. In_The_Wind Oct 2014 #3

nbc.com has an article about his girlfriend's daughter, who called for the ambulance: tblue37 Oct 2014 #9

IIRC he said he called CDC after Uncle got to the ER the SECOND time elehhhhna Oct 2014 #2

Where did you read that? I've read over and over that he called because Duncan was sent home. n/t pnwmom Oct 2014 #4

quote here= elehhhhna Oct 2014 #5

I didn't interpret that the way you did. I believe the nephew is saying that he called on the 26th pnwmom Oct 2014 #6

read it again. or are you saying the cdc was notified days before the guy was sent in ambulance? elehhhhna Oct 2014 #7

No, I'm saying that the nephew called the CDC on the same day but before Duncan pnwmom Oct 2014 #8

We don't know the timing. He seems pretty aware, the only one in the bunch with kestrel91316 Oct 2014 #10

I agree. He acted correctly. It seems to me the CDC and the hospitals were woefully unprepared. pnwmom Oct 2014 #11

The feds have a handle on it, having developed very effective protocols. kestrel91316 Oct 2014 #12

The CDC doesn't yet have a handle on the very serious medical waste issue. pnwmom Oct 2014 #13

Waste disposal is not the CDC's responsibility. It is a local or state responsibility. kestrel91316 Oct 2014 #14

It's the responsibility of the CDC to draw up the guidelines, and they haven't done it yet. pnwmom Oct 2014 #15

I remember a time when all hospitals had incinerators for their medical waste. kestrel91316 Oct 2014 #16

I do, too. But not anymore. Of course, I also remember pnwmom Oct 2014 #17

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