Loomis
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Ok, Thanks. I figured that but wasn't sure. I'll make sure they are a tight fit. When I hear of cases in Atlanta popping up I'll buy a case.
Thanks Again.
Ebola patient coming to Atlanta
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np @Loomis
We had that scare during the SARS crisis in 2003 and then a little less serious haze over the last few years.
We learnt alot as a nation about n95 masks and virulent dieseases.
Having a case is good, make sure you get an AIR PURIFIER with HEPA filters in the house too. During the pandemic, have the whole family sleep in the room with the purifier.
We had that scare during the SARS crisis in 2003 and then a little less serious haze over the last few years.
We learnt alot as a nation about n95 masks and virulent dieseases.
Having a case is good, make sure you get an AIR PURIFIER with HEPA filters in the house too. During the pandemic, have the whole family sleep in the room with the purifier.
Loomis
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Is that with the ironizing effect? I had one with that years ago and it killed my lungs, why I don't know. I had to get rid of it. Is that the same one your referring to?
Right now I'm having more of a hard time keeping my nebulizer sanitized so I don't end up with a upper respiratory infection and back to the hospital again. I have a better chance of getting hit with space junk.
Right now I'm having more of a hard time keeping my nebulizer sanitized so I don't end up with a upper respiratory infection and back to the hospital again. I have a better chance of getting hit with space junk.
QuietH3art
Active Member
I heard a quiet little blurb about it at 7pm this evening on the radio, Gaz. Just that they are still waiting for test results.
@Loomis
eh .. not too sure. We use the Air Purifiers here to kill the germs in the air and the dust particles from the haze.
If it harms you, due to certain health conditions, you really have to take care of yourself. Don't rub your eyes with your bare hands until you've washed them. Use the 7 step washing method for washing hands. Minimal human to human physical contact. Don't get people sneeze or cough unto you blah blah
eh .. not too sure. We use the Air Purifiers here to kill the germs in the air and the dust particles from the haze.
If it harms you, due to certain health conditions, you really have to take care of yourself. Don't rub your eyes with your bare hands until you've washed them. Use the 7 step washing method for washing hands. Minimal human to human physical contact. Don't get people sneeze or cough unto you blah blah
I was working in a school then. School was closed for 2 weeks for the students. Final year exams were cancelled and all sorts of safe guards were implemented.
It was a trying time. Thats one of the reasons that got me into prepping in the first place.
It was a trying time. Thats one of the reasons that got me into prepping in the first place.
Gazrok
A True Doomsday Prepper
That's the problem though. Why the wait? Are they stalling? There's a field test for it that can be done in real time. Should be no wait like this. That's why I call BS. The two patients in Atlanta were both identified with the rapid field test, so why not this guy? See what I mean? BS.
QuietH3art
Active Member
Oh, I'm with you on that, Gaz. How many people are there in NY? I bet a lot more than the 6 million in Atlanta. I'll bet they are more prone to panic, too.
guy suspected of ebola in Saudi dies of heart attack
http://www.channelnewsasia.com/news/suspected-saudi-ebola/1299734.html
http://www.channelnewsasia.com/news/suspected-saudi-ebola/1299734.html
QuietH3art
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Again the quiet little side note on the news tonight that the patient at Mount Sinai was negative for Ebola. There are so many conspiracy theories now.
Loomis
Active Member
Hay cheer up. I live here.
Gazrok
A True Doomsday Prepper
Don't get me wrong, I love Atlanta. We go every year for DragonCon, so I'm really looking forward to it. I just really hope they didn't screw up admitting those patients. That center is one of 4 in the nation best equipped to deal with it, so keeping fingers crossed. Just that when you see so many docs dying of it (who know better than anyone how to protect against it), kind of makes you worry just a little bit... Though not enough to cancel my trip!
Loomis
Active Member
Well, I can assure you nobody in Atlanta likes two people with the most deadly virus known to man parked in there back yard. Lets hope they don't mess up.
QuietH3art
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QuietH3art
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QuietH3art
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And after those 2 links, here's one a little calmer and more rational:
http://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2014/aug/05/ebola-worrying-disease
http://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2014/aug/05/ebola-worrying-disease
Loomis
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Interesting articles. It all depends on two things. The first if it escapes from confines here in Atlanta or elsewhere, or second, somebody brings it in.
