Will stay ‘Stable’ until Tuesday night
Doesn’t matter. The 0bola cat is WAY out of the bag. Folks - across ALL spectrums - are over-th-top outraged, over the purposefully imported 0bola virus.
It’s been a week since he got the blood transfusion....I’, not real confident he’s going to pull thru this....guess more time will tell. When you look at the time line it’s playing out similar to Duncans progression.....
And he lied prior about how he was feeling.....
TIMELINE: THE RUN-UP TO DR SPENCER’S EBOLA DIAGNOSIS
September 16: Dr Craig Spencer flew to Guinea to treat Ebola patients as a member of the French organization Doctors Without Borders (Medecins Sans Frontiers)
October 14: Dr Spencer departed Guinea on a flight to Brussels. He reported no symptoms.
October 17: He boarded a flight to the U.S. on Brussels Airlines Flight SN0501. Reported no symptoms.Arrived at JFK and was screened with no symptoms upon arrival.
October 21: At 7 AM, he reported fatigue and exhaustion. No fever, vomiting, diarrhea.
At around 3:00 PM, Dr Spencer visited The Meatball Shop for 40 minutes. The Meatball Shop is located at 64 Greenwich Avenue.
Around 4:30 PM, he visited the High Line. Walked on High Line and stopped at the Blue Bottle Coffee stand (10th Ave & W 16th St)
At around 5:30 PM, he got off the High Line at 34th Street and took the 1 train to the 145th Street station.
October 22: At around 1:00 PM, Dr Spencer went running along Riverside Drive and Westside Highway.
Around 2:00 PM, he went to pick up Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) farm share at 143rd St and Amsterdam Avenue (Corbin Hill Farm) and picked up a box which he took to his apartment.
At around 5:30 PM, Dr Spencer left for The Gutter bowling alley in Williamsburg, Brooklyn with two friends. For his arrival at Gutter, he took the A train at 145th Street and transferred at 14th Street and took the L train to Bedford Avenue.
Around 8:30 PM, Dr Spencer left The Gutter. For his return trip, he used Uber as his means of transportation.
October 23: Around 10:15AM, he first reported a fever. At this point, he called Medecins Sans Frontieres and the New York City Health Department. He was immediately taken to Bellevue by FDNY EMS.
*****October 24: Dr Spencer is given a transfusion with blood taken from Ebola survivor Nancy Writebol after it is discovered they share a blood type*********
October 28: He is reported to be in a ‘serous but stable’ condition after being treated with more blood plasma