[tcrlaf]

He is being isolated OUTSIDE of the hospital in an ambulance, they aren't even letting him inside the hospital.

Coming SOON to a town near YOU, folks.

HAIL OBAMA!

[Morpheus2009]

IMHO, we ought to do tests of tactical nukes to see if they kill Ebola. After all, if an outbreak gets bad enough from imported Ebola virus, we should be prepared to nuke it, and give a temperature so hot as to vaporize most man made materials.

[Chgogal]

This is so infuriating. Every week Obola and his elite effers allow 1,050 Hot Zonians into this country. Why expose this country to undue risk? Who the hell monitors them for three weeks? Do we even know where they are? Who the hell is running this country?

[VerySadAmerican]

What will happen if an illegal alien working in a chicken processing plant comes down with ebola? How many people would stop eating chicken? This would kill the poultry industry. Then prices of meats and fish would go through the roof. Then a person who works processing beef gets sick. Then what?

[PghBaldy]

Harvard Vanguard Medical Associates Statement

Posted on October 12, 2014 by Harvard Vanguard

A patient who had been to Liberia presented himself today at the Harvard Vanguard Medical Associates Braintree practice complaining of headache and muscle aches. Out of an abundance of caution we immediately notified authorities and the patient was securely removed from the building and put into an ambulance now headed to Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center. The building was closed briefly but has now re-opened. We are working closely with the Department of Public Health who will determine next steps

[who knows what evil?]

Charming. My wife is supposed to accompany some family members to a Boston hospital tomorrow...personally, I never cared for the idea just because Boston is a sh*thole...now I REALLY think it’s a BAD idea.

[SE Mom]

I keep checking around ..hoping to learn this poor fellow has malaria or justa cold . No news on ruling Ebola in or out yet. Don’t they usually rule it out quickly?

[St_Thomas_Aquinas]

I've been watching the local coverage including interviews with people who were in the medical office when the patient arrived.

"It is scary. When I walked outside, an EMT approached me as I was going to my car. I asked him what I should do. He said, 'Go home and take a shower, and keep taking your temperature.'"

There's really nothing to worry about, as long as we continue to allow West Africans into the country. Their economy should be fine.