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In reply to the discussion: CDC says Ebola patient traveled on flight from Cleveland on Monday [View all]arthritisR_US
(7,809 posts)40. A good mate of mine who lives in the area said
concerned people (loved ones?) went to her flat to take her dog out and she wouldn't open the door. She was taking the dog out between 1 AM and 6 AM.
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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
