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The New York City Health Department announced the results early Wednesday morning. Officials had said Tuesday that at last check the woman did not have symptoms but was being monitored because of her travel history.
EMS responded to a hair salon on Belmont Avenue in Brownsville around 2:30 p.m. on Tuesday where the woman died. She was declared dead at the scene. The FDNY confirms that this was a "clean scene," meaning the woman, in her early 40s, died without any bodily fluids leaving her body.
She had been on the list of those being monitored for Ebola exposure. She recently arrived in the city from Guinea and was one of 350 people on the monitor list.
originally posted by: Maluhia
a reply to: dreamingawake
With blood coming out of her face
Just so you know, that "fact" was only reported by the Daily Mail - notorious for such embellishments. Could it be true and the others just left it out - possible....the frustration of media reports.
Local news still reporting story as is - nothing new.
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originally posted by: AutumnWitch657
Restless leg syndrome is very very real. I don't understand the term carny ride illness but it sounded like you think that RLS is fake. I get it especially if I take any type of PM sleep medication. Not fun at all. Anyway on topic...
As far as this lady I really doubt it was Ebola. If she was in the end stage of the disease she would not have been out and about getting her hair done. Heart attack sounds right for a sudden decline like she had. Ebola debilitates the internal organs and when near death victims are most often in a coma. Not going to the hair salon.
Is there any reports that she was a health care worker in Guinea? Did she just travel there?(who would given the current situation? Sounds nuts to me if it was some kind of vacation. Perhaps she has family there?)
a reply to: Aleister
originally posted by: AutumnWitch657
Jesus Christ she was out and about no matter what her intentions for doing so.
The tests confirmed no Ebola. What more do you need? Why choose to believe one source known for embellishing stories against another that is not?
How do you decide that?
a reply to: texasgirl