Thread: Ebola

No. It doesn't matter. Feel better?

Either way it's out of your control and the only people dealing with late stage Ebola symptoms are health care professionals (like myself).

Originally Posted by DickWhitman

No. It doesn't matter. Feel better?

Either way it's out of your control and the only people dealing with late stage Ebola symptoms are health care professionals (like myself).

I'll have to take your word for it but that does nor necessarily make me feel better. I am liable to talk to another health care professional and get an opposite opinion. It has nothing to do with being in control either just trying to learn more about it.

Unfortunately in the Ebola zone it is not only health care professionals dealing with late stage Ebola victims. That is for several reasons already laid out that I understand. That is why I was wondering if it was more easily transmitted due to having a higher viral load to these unprotected people making it harder to get under control.

Anyway it is going to a long while before the dust settles on this one and it gets sorted out. Going to be interesting if anything new is learned about Ebola from this outbreak.

Bob

Map: The Africa without Ebola - The Washington Post

The search for an Ebola cure is gearing up — but there may be too few patients. - The Washington Post

Mr Ebola is very smart. He knows when the jig is up. He just takes a vacation for a while and when our guard is down it's his time again and the zowee.

Originally Posted by thebigspendur

Mr Ebola is very smart. He knows when the jig is up. He just takes a vacation for a while and when our guard is down it's his time again and the zowee.

Mr. Ebola is great at getting you to look at what the left hand is doing while the right hand is doing something else.