EBOLA IS IN AMERICA

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P..S. Just read story detailing story of infected nurse in Dallas. She says the staff wasn't informed (CEO of hospital should have had meeting with all staff at the fist sniff of Ebola). She says that t hazmat gear was not readily available, and that it was common practice to wear two pairs of gloves as the gloves often had holes in them. According to her, there just wasn't any plan in place to treat Mr. Duncan. Seems like basic protocol for contagious disease was not followed and thus, the cross-contamination. I would like to think that this hospital was an isolated case, but don't really think so. Anyway, she says she is doing fine and thanks everyone for their prayers; guess they are keeping her spaniel dod in isolation, too, but not together.

I can't speak for all hospitals, but most trauma centers did their due diligence in preparation AFTER the report that there was a confirmed patient in Texas. In case anyone wants to actually be informed regarding decontamination practices instead of just implying that guys in yellow suits "spraying fog" is a suitable method of protection against infection , there's a great tool out there called google. If you just type in "CDC decontamination and disinfection", you'll see there is plenty of info available.