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Ebola and Society

Happy Wellness to Everyone,
     This is a good day, but a sad day as well for the family of the Ebola patient who died this morning at Presby Hospital of Dallas. There is a lot of misconception of how he died, if he lied, or who's at fault. If he had lived, this guy would have faced criminal charges just for seeking help at the local hospital. Now with that said, do you believe that others who are sick are going to seek services after viewing what this patient went through. No, they will run scared causing a pandemic.
     Yall, planes are landing, everyone is running panic, and if you have an African accent you are refused service. Ladies and Gentlemen this is called unnecessary PANIC. Yall, as spoken before, Ebola is a sensitive virus, it can not live outside the body. If you come in contact with body fluids use universal precautions (gloves) to clean it up. Ebola virus CAN NOT travel by air, The virus is too heavy (micro weight) to travel airborne. This virus crawls, slithers, or swims. Once in the body, it divides and multiply quickly. Please yall, show some respect to the grieving family and those who survived this infection by speaking positive about this man. For those who's post I commented on, this post is not for you. This is just a general post to educate and relieve some of the panic or drama that some NON evidence based sites are steering up. Take care and be in good health.

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