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In reply to the discussion: CDC says Ebola patient traveled on flight from Cleveland on Monday [View all]Catherine Vincent
(34,609 posts)36. I totally agree
If I was assigned taking care of an ebola patient, I would have stayed away from family members and others for 3 weeks just to be sure.
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CDC says Ebola patient traveled on flight from Cleveland on Monday [View all]
liberal N proud
Oct 2014
OP
Wonder if she stayed in a hotel? Nobody ever really cleans/disinfects those
TwilightGardener
Oct 2014
#6
I believe that freind was a member of her crew that was also supposed to have been under
LisaL
Oct 2014
#71
She might find herself out of her job on MSNBC as a result of her poor judgement...
CTyankee
Oct 2014
#37
My understanding is that people with contact to Duncan were supposed to have been monitored.
LisaL
Oct 2014
#16
I think this is the root of the matter, "monitored" in context could mean a bunch of things
uponit7771
Oct 2014
#67
Agreed. Hopefully she did not have the fever when she was flying and the 132 people are okay. We
jwirr
Oct 2014
#45
And the wingers' FEMA/Ebola camp fantasy/nightmare will be in someone's thoughts because
nc4bo
Oct 2014
#4
Especially since CDC said more could be infected, and they were supposedly being monitored.
LisaL
Oct 2014
#12
Sewage treatment processes inactivate all pathogens, though a couple of uncommon protozoan parasites
kestrel91316
Oct 2014
#60
The CDC is lying about everything. And still you put your trust in their perception mangement?
bobthedrummer
Oct 2014
#30