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nhplowboi · 10-02-2014, 10:08 AM

Okay, I'm starting to worry. We have gone from 12 contacts to 100 in two days. The story I am watching now is concerning. It addresses the family he was staying with. Personally, I think CDC should quarantine the whole family and the apartment should be decontaminated. Under the EBOLA circumstances, we should not address it in the usual US standards of, "Oh, let's not over react. We don't want to create hysteria. Don't worry the government, has everything under control.". We SHOULD over react! Really, all it is an inconvenience for a few. Compare that to what a lack of over reactiveness might cost us once the few turns into hundreds. I won't even address the fact this man was sent home by a hospital after his initial visit. THEN the CDC had to be contacted by a family member after his actual admission (not the hospital) because the hospital was still not reacting accordingly to the information they possessed.

10-02-2014, 10:08 AM	#4
nhplowboi Member How Do You Identify?: FTM Preferred Pronoun?: male pronouns Relationship Status: Divorcee Join Date: Nov 2009 Location: New Hampshire Posts: 999 My Photo Gallery Thanks: 5,320 Thanked 3,886 Times in 825 Posts Rep Power: 21474852	Okay, I'm starting to worry. We have gone from 12 contacts to 100 in two days. The story I am watching now is concerning. It addresses the family he was staying with. Personally, I think CDC should quarantine the whole family and the apartment should be decontaminated. Under the EBOLA circumstances, we should not address it in the usual US standards of, "Oh, let's not over react. We don't want to create hysteria. Don't worry the government, has everything under control.". We SHOULD over react! Really, all it is an inconvenience for a few. Compare that to what a lack of over reactiveness might cost us once the few turns into hundreds. I won't even address the fact this man was sent home by a hospital after his initial visit. THEN the CDC had to be contacted by a family member after his actual admission (not the hospital) because the hospital was still not reacting accordingly to the information they possessed.