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    • garak0410G
      garak0410 @scottalanmiller
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      @scottalanmiller said:

      @Hubtech turns out it was Cleveland and the CDC that let her fly knowing that she had a fever.

      This really shows how bad healthcare is in America. A trained, certified medical professional knew that she was exposed to ebola and knew that she had a fever and the CDC representative knew that she had a fever and maybe knew about the exposure and one decided to try to fly while being a risk and the other let her fly while being a risk. These aren't random people making uninformed decisions, these are the trained professionals that we trust to know how to stop ebola that are making these mistakes or willing to put people at risk!

      Could it be (and this isn't intended to be political) that because government agencies think that they are "law" or ran by the government, that laziness and incompetence takes over? Compliancy perhaps? From FEMA and Katrina, to the VA, and now the CDC...do we really want them running healthcare?

      I had a state job for 10 years...'nuff said...LOL

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        A Former User @scottalanmiller
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        @scottalanmiller said:

        @Hubtech turns out it was Cleveland and the CDC that let her fly knowing that she had a fever.

        This really shows how bad healthcare is in America. A trained, certified medical professional knew that she was exposed to ebola and knew that she had a fever and the CDC representative knew that she had a fever and maybe knew about the exposure and one decided to try to fly while being a risk and the other let her fly while being a risk. These aren't random people making uninformed decisions, these are the trained professionals that we trust to know how to stop ebola that are making these mistakes or willing to put people at risk!

        Correct. girl knew what she was doing. could this be a new type of warfare?

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        • scottalanmillerS
          scottalanmiller @garak0410
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          @garak0410 said:

          Could it be that because government agencies ...that laziness and incompetence takes over?

          FTFY. And yes.

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          • scottalanmillerS
            scottalanmiller
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            Now they are moving the first nurse to Maryland! These people are freaking idiots!!

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            • scottalanmillerS
              scottalanmiller
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              And thus it begins.... Connecticut next?

              http://www.nbcconnecticut.com/news/local/Yale-New-Haven-Hospital-Admits-Person-with-Ebola-Like-Symptoms--279415262.html

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              • StrongBadS
                StrongBad
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                Why are we continuing to allow people to come into the country from Liberia?!?! What is wrong with this picture?

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                • garak0410G
                  garak0410
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                  The Sci-Fi geek in me wants to think there are some Orwellian things going on...

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                  • StrongBadS
                    StrongBad
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                    Something ridiculous is definitely going on.

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                    • garak0410G
                      garak0410
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                      Either something insidious is going on, a massive breakdown of the CDC or we are just getting too much news and overacting to every little bit of Ebola news....or a little of all three...

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                      • scottalanmillerS
                        scottalanmiller
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                        Or complete incompetence.

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                        • DominicaD
                          Dominica
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                          I don't think that there can be an overreaction to new Ebola news. Most people that get it, die, and not an easy death, a horrid one. I'm not sure I believe that it's "hard to catch", but I'm pretty sure we are going to find out how true that really is in the next month.

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                          • DominicaD
                            Dominica
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                            I just read the full article, and the 2 students who went to Liberia voluntarily isolated themselves upon their return. That's the responsible thing to have done. Also, Connecticut is going to enforce that anyone who has been to an affected country has to be isolated for 21 days when they return, whether or not they were around people with Ebola. That's more like it.

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                            • scottalanmillerS
                              scottalanmiller @Dominica
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                              @Dominica much smarter. You realize if the rest of the world did that, that everyone coming from the US would be quarantined? Imagine how tough that would be. The small amount of Liberian traffic is easy to lock down for a little bit. But every US business person and tourist globally would be a massive strain on the world economy.

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                              • Reid CooperR
                                Reid Cooper @scottalanmiller
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                                @scottalanmiller said:

                                And thus it begins.... Connecticut next?

                                http://www.nbcconnecticut.com/news/local/Yale-New-Haven-Hospital-Admits-Person-with-Ebola-Like-Symptoms--279415262.html

                                Wonderful

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