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In reply to the discussion: Amber Vinson (nurse #2) called the CDC before she flew... she reported [View all]Cali_Democrat
(30,439 posts)9. Thanks, Obama. nt
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Well if it was outside their criteria for worrying, then it was and that's that.
kestrel91316
Oct 2014
#2
Not-so-covert attacks on the working class. Totally predictable in neo-fascist
KingCharlemagne
Oct 2014
#91
Yes, don't blame the HCW if they don't want to care for these patients after this.
Yo_Mama
Oct 2014
#71
Inability to get story straight is also in line with the most advanced scientific thinking.
Crunchy Frog
Oct 2014
#106
Typical CYA bureaucrat, quick to blame the low-level ordinary working person rather than
KingCharlemagne
Oct 2014
#94
If this is confirmed then this is a direct CDC failure. It could get nasty for the administration,
kelly1mm
Oct 2014
#5
They'll probably call for the Surgeon General they won't approve to resign next. nt
valerief
Oct 2014
#17
CDC has been getting many calls from idiots with no reason to believe they would have ebola
JI7
Oct 2014
#48
I would think that someone under voluntary isolation would have a specific CDC rep.'s contact info,
ecstatic
Oct 2014
#76
So you're saying that symptoms absolutely never begin with low grade fever?
Crunchy Frog
Oct 2014
#33
So you are saying that Strawmen will be the most popular toy this Christmas season?
FSogol
Oct 2014
#39
Black/white thinking, no, they don't. Often perhaps, but not always. So, how are you doing?
uppityperson
Oct 2014
#58
A woman who had been a nurse in South Africa said nurses tending to ebola patients were
snagglepuss
Oct 2014
#43
In terms of concern about transmission - ANY fever, following contact with a known Ebola patient
Ms. Toad
Oct 2014
#51
According to this article, over 400 health care workers have contracted Ebola
Crunchy Frog
Oct 2014
#121
She was planning her wedding. The CDC told her it was OK to fly. She did due
KingCharlemagne
Oct 2014
#98
"Excuse me Ms. Vinson, you say you were directly involved in Mr. Duncan's treatment? Okay..."
cherokeeprogressive
Oct 2014
#23
Low grade fevers in people DIRECTLY involved in treating Ebola patients isn't a different
cherokeeprogressive
Oct 2014
#35
Minus your direct contact with an Ebola patient, this post is meaningless. n/t
cherokeeprogressive
Oct 2014
#81
I have no problems with your flying with a fever. I have MAJOR problems with her flying with one.
cherokeeprogressive
Oct 2014
#104
Me too. My temp is usually below 98. If I get above 99, I definitely feel feverish.
Crunchy Frog
Oct 2014
#108
No clue. I'm betting though, that you have an idea about what might fix 'em. n/t
cherokeeprogressive
Oct 2014
#96
Wow, just wow. She displayed due diligence by calling the CDC and you'd still have her fined? My
KingCharlemagne
Oct 2014
#101
If I have to outline the long-standing alliances between Democrats and labor in this country, then
KingCharlemagne
Oct 2014
#139
Nope. According to doctors SHE and the CDC screwed up.. she was NOT safe to fly
davidn3600
Oct 2014
#72
I'm still waiting for somebody to explain why biosuits are deemed necessary at BSL-4 hospitals
magical thyme
Oct 2014
#86
I'm with you. I'm simply appalled at some of the blatant anti-worker comments
KingCharlemagne
Oct 2014
#103
Thank you for the welcome. Those anti-nurse folks should stop to remember what happened
KingCharlemagne
Oct 2014
#116
"due diligence"... seriously? A wedding is more important than maybe infecting own your family?
TerrapinFlyer
Oct 2014
#132
There were no travel restrictions on any HCW at the time, nor was there any
KingCharlemagne
Oct 2014
#140
Oh, it most certainly is an anti-worker attitude. Who else is going to care for
KingCharlemagne
Oct 2014
#143