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Dayman

What genius thought that was a good idea? :awkney:

The kind that thinks that Ebola is a lie made up by the government so white people can eradicate all the black Africans. :emma:

No, really. That's why the outbreak continues to grow dspite the governments warning the people about Ebola and how to protect themselves from it.

Just watch this video for a taste of that.

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Didn't they do it because some of them believe Ebola is a whole conspiracy? Stupid as hell....

I mean, why would anyone ever want to take sheets and matresses covered in feces, vomit and blood... Obviously living in slums must be hard but I don't get how taking items like that will make it better...

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The kind that thinks that Ebola is a lie made up by the government so white people can eradicate all the black Africans. :emma:

No, really. That's why the outbreak continues to grow dspite the governments warning the people about Ebola and how to protect themselves from it.

Just watch this video for a taste of that.

And the same who thinks HIV will kill off both gays and Africans.

In my messy era.
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SychosSoChic

The irony here, is that the very people who looted the clinic will be lying next to the ebola patients they attacked in about a week or so 

 

I don't know whether to laugh or cry  :toofunny:

Life ain't Hollywood for any one of us.
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The irony here, is that the very people who looted the clinic will be lying next to the ebola patients they attacked in about a week or so 

 

I don't know whether to laugh or cry  :toofunny:

This, tbh.  :coffee:

And only then they'll notice that it isn't a kind of "evil plan" of the government to decimate the population, but a highly contagious deadly disease, and they made ​​sure that it'll spread furtherly by leaving sick patients escape from the clinic. What a ugly thing is the ignorance. 

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The kind that thinks that Ebola is a lie made up by the government so white people can eradicate all the black Africans. :emma:

No, really. That's why the outbreak continues to grow dspite the governments warning the people about Ebola and how to protect themselves from it.

Just watch this video for a taste of that.

there are conspiracy theories about EVERYTHING! Ughhh :roll:
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Economy

This, tbh. :coffee:

And only then they'll notice that it isn't a kind of "evil plan" of the government to decimate the population, but a highly contagious deadly disease, and they made ​​sure that it'll spread furtherly by leaving sick patients escape from the clinic. What a ugly thing is the ignorance.

escaping is garanteed death practically

One of the best ways to increase ur odds of surviving they say is to quarantine yourself. Its not just to avoid spreading to others...

If u quarantine urself and avoid contact with other bacterias and viruses your bodies weakned immune system can focus on fighting ONLY ebola

One thing they do in some clinics that can afford it, is literally put the patient in a steralized room and not let contact with anything from out. It makes a HUGE difference in the odds of survival! :yes:

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An American doctor treated for Ebola, Kent Brantly, was discharged from Atlanta's Emory University Hospital today. Another American aid worker, Nancy Writebol, was discharged Tuesday.

"God saved my life," said Brantly, looking gaunt, at a press conference Thursday, at which the room applauded his appearance. He thanked his medical team and the millions of people around the world praying for his recovery. "Please do not stop praying for the people of West Africa."

Bruce Ribner, medical director of the hospital's infectious disease unit, said Brantly will go to an undisclosed location with his wife and children after the press conference.

Brantly and Writebol, a volunteer with SIM USA, were flown to Emory from West Africa in early August and were treated in the hospital's specialized unit.

Ribner said the hospital performed extensive blood and urine tests on both patients and consulted with the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention before deciding the two missionaries were ready to be released. Neither pose any risk to the public, he said. Five doctors and 21 nurses cared for Brantly, 33, and Writebol, 59, during their stay.

"After a rigorous course of treatment and testing, the Emory healthcare team has determined that both patients have recovered from the Ebola virus and can return to their families and community without concern for spreading this infection to others," Ribner said. "We are profoundly grateful for the opportunity to have applied our training, our care and our experience to meet their needs. All of us who have worked with them have been impressed by their courage and determination."

Source: http://www.usatoday.com/story/news/nation/2014/08/21/ebola-us-patients-brantly-writebol-atlanta/14376997/

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So theres a cure now or what?

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