The first US case of Ebola is confirmed.
This guy didn’t come back under quarantine, to be shipped to
a hospital where he was kept under wraps like the last people that were brought
back with Ebola. This guy didn’t know he
had it, got on a plane with no quarantine procedures, rode the plane through
all of his airports, all of his connections, and back to Texas, where he
presumably got sick after being home for a few days, making contact with other
humans the entire time. How many? Hundreds?
Thousands? How many were
infected? How many have THEY, in turn,
infected?
This falls under the category of really, really not
good.
Ebola, as it were, is kind of a nasty. Some excerpts from the Wikipedia article
about it to emphasize why it is such a bad disease:
Symptoms start two days to three weeks after
contracting the virus,
And the entire time, you’re contagious and don’t
even know it. You’re spreading a disease
with a 90% mortatlity rate to the people you know and love, and you don’t have
a clue.
Even when it shows up, it seems like a bad cold…
Typically, vomiting, diarrhea and rash follow, along with decreased function of the liver and kidneys. Around this time, affected people may begin tobleed both within the body and externally.
“And Externally.” What that means is that the hemorrhagic phase
of the disease has started, and you die because you bleed out of every orifice
of your body until you die.
Oh, CRAP! |
Pray to whatever God you wish that this stuff doesn’t start
to spread here.
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