[CedarDave]

See post #20. I read the Dallas Morning News article and the nurses were left to fend for themselves at the beginning, having to search on line for proper protection from exposure. She also comforted Duncan, held his hand and was on-duty when he died. She saw up front what the disease could do and was of course extremely frightened when she contacted it. She may have long term effects from the disease and never may completely recover.

http://res.dallasnews.com/interactives/nina-pham/

[ncalburt]

What a pathetic hit piece that reads like her Trial lawyer wrote it.

[CedarDave]

Pham said she has a lot of anxiety about the possible long-term effects of Ebola and the experimental drugs. She’s been told to look out for possible sensory changes, vision loss and organ failure. Pham previously had complications with high levels of enzymes in her liver, and she’s concerned the problem has reappeared. She said that she can’t even have a glass of wine with dinner now without getting sick. Some of her hair has started to fall out. A doctor at NIH told her that was caused by Ebola, she said.

[dinodino]

Are they complete idiots? It’s not like Ebola is a new disease.