I think some of you need to read about DENIAL. If this man came here KNOWING he could have Ebola and IF he wanted treatment for it, don't you think he would have been a bit more forthcoming in his first ER visit??? Like, hello......he could have said it loud and clear...I have been exposed to Ebola. For ANY of us to presume to know that he knew he was exposing others to a killer virus is just wrong in so many ways. As someone said previously, we will never know the full truth because he is gone and ONLY HE KNEW WHAT HE WAS UNDERSTANDING AND THINKING.
Speculating that he knowingly exposed others or they didn't care about the children in that home is IMO very condescending.
I think there was a TON of denial all the way around but of course that is only my opinion but the hallmark of any disease is denial. All of the medical people on this thread know about denial!
So his family is upset....again....grieving and perhaps angry. They have every right to express whatever they are feeling whether right or wrong. I cannot even begin to imagine how they are feeling about all of this. |