Amber Vinson, the 2nd patient ever diagnosed with Ebola in the US, may have shown symptoms before her flight FROM Dallas, according to the CDC.

What this means is, when a person is displaying SYMPTOMS, they are HIGHLY CONTAGIOUS. This also means that people in Tallmadge, OH may be susceptible to catching the disease if they were in contact with Amber Vinson.

Read more here:
http://www.newsnet5.com/news/local-n...-dallas-to-cle

And here:
http://fox8.com/2014/10/16/cdc-nurse...nally-thought/



This is extremely bothersome to me because I live in the Northeast Ohio area!

What are your opinions on the new news released by the CDC?

Well, the nurse asked the Doc if she could travel, and he said yes, so if it spreads it's the Docs fault.

It wasn't a doctor she asked, it's WORSE. She asked the CDC if she could travel after reporting a 99.5 fever. The CDC said yes because 100.4 fever is considered a symptom.

I agree that it falls squarely on the CDC and not Amber Vinson.

Meanwhile, Northeast Ohio has many businesses & schools closed in the area because of this... but we're assured here that "there's nothing to worry about".

The CDC f*cked up so badly on this one ngl. I can't believe they let her travel as she conveniently got sick right after treating the that first ebola victim. Like they should've called for her immediate quarantine just in case but no, they show how incompetent the US government is. If even on person on that plane or in Ohio gets it there is gonna be a media outrage and much more panic.

Lol @ ppl acting surprise. Yall better wake up

Can we now sue the CDC for the exposure and the mental anguish?