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In reply to the discussion: Dallas Nurse Infected With Ebola to Be Transferred to NIH [View all]Luminous Animal
(27,310 posts)52. As he stated on his deathbed, he thought he was helping a woman who might be having
a miscarriage. She was pregnant. The clinic that he and another took her to discharged her with medication.
Discharged her and sent her home. Totally out of protocol for someone suspected of contracting ebola.
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We need our states to regulate our hospitals to make certain our hospitals are prepared
Tweedy
Oct 2014
#2
Knowing how hospitals work, this is mostly on the attending physician, imo.
TexasMommaWithAHat
Oct 2014
#59
He did not lie to the TEXAS hospital who sent him home, sentencing him to death.
notrightatall
Oct 2014
#34
As he stated on his deathbed, he thought he was helping a woman who might be having
Luminous Animal
Oct 2014
#52
Good. IMHO her life was at risk in TH Pres. They are not capable of safely treating Ebola cases.
kestrel91316
Oct 2014
#29
Not only that, didn't he take a foreign trip as all this shite was hitting the fan?
JCMach1
Oct 2014
#67
All the US patients survived who were given transfusions containing the Ebola antigen
JimDandy
Oct 2014
#63