[Marcella]

I and significant other are within 10-12 miles of the next possible Ebola victim, a deputy sheriff. He lives in Frisco, Denton County, that is my county. He went to that apartment where the now deceased man was and delivered a document. I don't know who he gave that document to and whether or not he touched that person.

He went to a hospital around Frisco today and I don't know if he came to the one not far from us in our town, Lewisville Hospital. The doctors and nurses who were around him are now being watched.

The man was taken by ambulance to the same hospital in Dallas where the deceased man was. I saw, on TV, that ambulance pull into the hospital and totally garbed up medics get him out of the ambulance.

We now wait to see if he has Ebola. If he does, it's in our county as he was around people before he went to the hospital. Who are those people? Will they come to stores close to our house?

I hope he doesn't have Ebola. I'll let you know if he does.

[Old Sarge]

Be careful for you and yours, Iron Lady!

[greeneyes]

Prayers up for you and Texas. This is so maddening to me. The hospitals here are making the same mistakes as were made in the early days in West Africa.

This is exactly how it spreads and gets out of control. People who have been exposed in amy manner must call someone to come to them - not go to the emergencey room.

Every county’s Health Dept. and disaster preparedness center should already have plans for this, and had it on the news.

[Shadowstrike]

I’m hoping and praying for you and yours sake that he doesn’t have it either Miss Marcella.