And then all the rest of us. What concerns me most is the outbreak in Africa is now out of control. Even the CDC let alone the African authorities admit the situation is not contained and escalating. I wish we did a little more study there before deciding its a great idea to bring the disease over her. Clearly something has changed from what we though we knew about ebola
I;m not without compassion. I would send one of our navy hospital ships over staffed with volunteers to treat american citizens and anyone else we could help. But I am afraid we will regret voluntarily bringing the infection over here.....
No question.
I posted last night that I suspect Kent Brantly is no longer in complete control of his faculties. I don’t honestly think he would agree to be brought to the US under the circumstances. I think this is a political action aided by a weak spouse and self serving faculty at Emory.
And I am absolutely done with Samaritan’s purse. D. O. N. E. They have behaved highly irresponsibly under the circumstances by allowing medical personnel who have been exposed to ebola patients, even peripherally, to travel back to the US via international airlines. I’m speaking specifically of that doctor under ‘voluntary quarantine’ in East Tennessee and Kent’s family.
“Ikeja – The Lagos State Government on Friday said two persons out of those who had contacts with Mr Patrick Sawyer, the dead Liberian Ebola victim had manifested symptoms of fever.”