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its being cautious. some of the careworkers coming back ( not all) are infected

Posted by Pippy of the Damned (aka Epiphany) Oct 30 '14, 07:34

im not saying anyone who came back who is infected has infected anyone else - but how long until that does happen? its over abundance of caution. I don't think its unreasonable.

*shrug*

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The great majority are not infected, so you want to put them all under house arrest? - loosi at home Oct 30, 08:01
I understand an abundance of caution *if someone is contagious* - ty97 Oct 30, 07:39 2
- when would you know they were contagious? -- nm - groiny Oct 30, 07:40 1
  - As stated elsewhere, everything I've read from the experts is that you become contagious when you start excreting a lot of fluids (vomit, feces, sweat - ty97 Oct 30, 07:41

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its being cautious. some of the careworkers coming back ( not all) are infected

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