BREAKING NEWS: Ebola Texas Second Case Dallas Healthcare Giver Provided Care For Texas Dead Ebola Patient Zero Duncan In Preliminary Examination Tests Positive For Deadly Ebola Virus As Eric Duncan's Family Expands Complaints Against Hospital And State For Growing Series Of Newly Documented Errors And Lies

       Sunday, 12 October 2014, DALLAS, TEXAS - Reuters in the link below reports that Texas officials announced early this morning that a healthcare worker who cared for the state's first diagnosed Ebola case that of Liberian citizen Eric Thomas Duncan who 14 days after being turned away and 11 days after being admitted for Ebola three days later to the same hospital died on Wednesday, 8 October 2014 at Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital has just tested positive in a preliminary examination for the Ebola virus after the healthcare worker fell ill with a low-grade fever two days ago on Friday, 10 October 2014 who then would be the first person known to have contracted the deadly virus within the state of Texas.
       Reporting from the New York Times this morning raises further the possibility that both Mr. Duncan's death from Ebola and the new case reported above need never have happened but for the Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital and its medical staff engaging in a cascading series of potentially catastrophic errors from the moment Mr. Duncan first made the possibly fatal decision initially to enter the doors of that hospital. His family already claiming he received sub-standard care far lower than to two Americans with Ebola who were flown immediately to a qualified Nebraska hospital because he was African now also have obtained hospital medical records showing in addition to mistakenly refusing to admit Mr. Duncan on Sunday, 5 October 2014 when he presented himself with a fever climbed to 103+ F and clearly informed medical staff and the hospital he had just come from Liberia the hospital further sent him out potentially to infect others including the family with whom he stayed after recording his 103+ degree temperature while suffering severe abdominal pains which he reported at a level pain level of over 8 out of 10 and which are frequently aseryre a symptom of Ebola.
       Ironically the DEA the next day finally had been permitted to implement its demand of which it had reportedly harangued the FDA for years that prescription pain medications such as hydrocodone for pain be rescheduled to the highest restriction level schedule 2 which it now shares with drugs such as morphine. Doctors throughout the United States are readily aware that as far as the DEA is concerned it is the DEA that routinely illegally practices medicine without a license nor any formal medical knowledge whatsoever through intimidation of the medical community under such threats that physicians' medical decisions have effectively been abdicated by force to the DEA illegally in contradiction of all medical standards and oaths such as the Hippocratic Oath often.
       This without physicians admitting the impropriety and illegality of what has occurred that in order actually to practice medicine since the explosion of the fabricated hysteria of the phony losing "war on drugs" which is in which the State often is complicit in dealing drugs the "drug war" now even being extended to prescription drugs legally prescribed by licensed physicians who now might as well skip medical school and its huge associated debt not get an MD but get a GED to join the DEA and illegally practice medicine without a license.
       The DEA does not want patients being effectively treated for pain but prefer they remain in agony rather than experience relief even upon entering the hospital which could explain how a patient with a fever of over 103 degrees and complaining of a pain level of over eight out of ten in the abdomen caused by Ebola which can be one of the world's most painful diseases could be dismissed just with antibiotics which are known to be entirely ineffective for a "low grade" or any virus by dishonest emergency physicians and a hospital committing clear malpractice and in violation of their sworn medical oaths out of fear of the DEA and saving their own hides. Thus tossing Mr. Duncan out back to his immediate U.S. family possibly to infect all others with whom he had direct contact or via fluid on surfaces and greatly reduce his chances of surviving.
       Mr. Duncan's family further complained that Mr. Duncan was cremated without consulting or even informing the family and that earlier when his family had contacted the hospital after his death the hospital lied by omission in not telling Mr. Duncan's family that he already had died but instead actually intentionally mislead them to believe he was still alive by telling his family "he could not come to the phone". Perhaps the hospital by this point was desperately trying to cover its and its medical staff's growing series of possibly fatal blunders not just to Mr. Duncan but possibly having led to the second Ebola healthcare worker's preliminary positive examination for Ebola today as well as unknown others possibly yet to be identified as by yesterday as CNN reported the hospital had altered its account of events surrounding Mr. Duncan's care with its release now of at least three distinctly different altered versions of the "facts".
       The above complaints of the family which also include Texas officials in what has become an avalanche of possibly fatal errors and intentional contradictory altered accounts on the part of at least definitely the hospital can be found in the second article linked to below in today's edition of the New York Times. Previous accounts of the DEA's war on physicians being permitted to practice medicine including with which medications the physicians see fit to use has been reported here in the Ninth Amendment in earlier posts. It is especially ironic that the DEA's war on pain control should coincide exactly with the worst Ebola outbreak in history one of the world's most painful diseases now having reached the shores of the United States.

http://www.reuters.com/article/2014/10/12/us-health-ebola-texas-idUSKCN0I10AM20141012?feedType=RSS&feedName=topNews

http://www.nytimes.com/2014/10/12/us/ebola-victims-family-blames-hospital-and-state.html?action=click&contentCollection=Middle%20East&region=Footer&module=TopNews&pgtype=article

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