[blackdog]

"Compare that to America where Nurse Nina was monitoring her temperature daily and at the first sign of a fever she began getting care. Once you are to the point of hemorrhaging and THEN get care, your chances of survival are low and your chances of permanent damage way up."

Agreed. But my health insurance plan provides for strong disincentives to visit any facility capable of diagnosing and treating ebola. By the time I make my way thru my primary care physician to an admission to a hospital, I'll be hemorhaging like a lawn sprinkler. And I have really good health insurance.

[Prophet2520]

LOL, that is bad.