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First, a couple of interviews of two Ebola survivors who caught the disease in Africa.
The first is a interview with a Doctor who contracted the virus while he was working at a Ebola Clinic. He can't recall having direct contact with any patients and is still unsure how he contracted the disease...
Ebola survivor I, Senga Omeonga: 'Every day I
" Probably somewhere I touched him. At the time he was declared negative, I was sitting in his room talking to him and being close to him. I don’t really remember direct contact. Maybe the last few days when he was almost abandoned. Everyone was afraid to touch him. He was screaming. I removed his nasogastric tube and he was fighting. I had my face shield and mask on.
Maybe it was in the beginning, when I was sitting in his room. Sometimes I had just a T-shirt on. I don’t know. There are lots of questions. Every day I’m still thinking: “When was I contaminated?”
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The next interview is with Aid Worker Nancy Writebol, who was returned to the US for treatment after contracting the Virus.
Ebola survivor II, Nancy Writebol: 'We just don't even have a clue what happened'
Ebola survivor II, Nancy Writebol: 'We just don't even have a clue what happened' | Science/AAAS | News
" Ebola nearly killed Nancy Writebol in July—and it also made her famous, which helped broadcast to the world that it needed to respond more aggressively to what had grown from a small outbreak into an out-of-control epidemic.
Writebol, a clinical nurse associate, became ill with the disease while working for the missionary group SIM in Monrovia. She and her husband David spoke with Science on 24 September about a topic that has yet to receive much attention: How do health care workers who are trained to protect themselves nevertheless become infected with the Ebola virus? "
So far the CDC has downplayed the possibility of Ebola ( Marburg Virus ) spreading and has advised the general public to wash their hands and not to panick.
But given the two survivor accounts, AND the CDC's own apparent personal protective equipment standards....
...............it would seem that we're dealing with a disease that's a little more threatening than they would have us believe.
Now I agree, we shouldn't panick, but I also think the CDC and the Federal Government WOULD purposely misinform the populace in a attempt to maintain calm.
The fact that ANYONE could be allowed to just hop on a plane and fly out of the area of Sub-Sahara Africa is proof enough of how incompetent and ineffective this Administration is when it comes to protecting anything but their Political narratives.
I wouldn't put it past them or the CDC to be so Politically corrupted that they would put their Political ambitions over the health of the American people.
The first is a interview with a Doctor who contracted the virus while he was working at a Ebola Clinic. He can't recall having direct contact with any patients and is still unsure how he contracted the disease...
Ebola survivor I, Senga Omeonga: 'Every day I
" Probably somewhere I touched him. At the time he was declared negative, I was sitting in his room talking to him and being close to him. I don’t really remember direct contact. Maybe the last few days when he was almost abandoned. Everyone was afraid to touch him. He was screaming. I removed his nasogastric tube and he was fighting. I had my face shield and mask on.
Maybe it was in the beginning, when I was sitting in his room. Sometimes I had just a T-shirt on. I don’t know. There are lots of questions. Every day I’m still thinking: “When was I contaminated?”
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The next interview is with Aid Worker Nancy Writebol, who was returned to the US for treatment after contracting the Virus.
Ebola survivor II, Nancy Writebol: 'We just don't even have a clue what happened'
Ebola survivor II, Nancy Writebol: 'We just don't even have a clue what happened' | Science/AAAS | News
" Ebola nearly killed Nancy Writebol in July—and it also made her famous, which helped broadcast to the world that it needed to respond more aggressively to what had grown from a small outbreak into an out-of-control epidemic.
Writebol, a clinical nurse associate, became ill with the disease while working for the missionary group SIM in Monrovia. She and her husband David spoke with Science on 24 September about a topic that has yet to receive much attention: How do health care workers who are trained to protect themselves nevertheless become infected with the Ebola virus? "
So far the CDC has downplayed the possibility of Ebola ( Marburg Virus ) spreading and has advised the general public to wash their hands and not to panick.
But given the two survivor accounts, AND the CDC's own apparent personal protective equipment standards....

Now I agree, we shouldn't panick, but I also think the CDC and the Federal Government WOULD purposely misinform the populace in a attempt to maintain calm.
The fact that ANYONE could be allowed to just hop on a plane and fly out of the area of Sub-Sahara Africa is proof enough of how incompetent and ineffective this Administration is when it comes to protecting anything but their Political narratives.
I wouldn't put it past them or the CDC to be so Politically corrupted that they would put their Political ambitions over the health of the American people.