The author is from Africa, so has grew up in a culture with a different view of death and has seen a lot of the third world in Africa in his travels, and has seen a lot more disease than the normal US person.

His formerly diseased wife was still on the deed.We had an attorney working the state issues, but there was no will.

Additionally there's another factor...the bank of mom is going to be loaning (gifting, essentially, as an early portion of our inheritance because more than likely she'll be fortunate enough to leave my brothers and I money when she passes way too soon due to this horrific disease) us money for the down payment on the new house.

My wife works in facility health care and is a nursing assistant with containment facility certification in a top-ten hospital system in the USA.Standard infectious disease isolation protocols call for N95 disposable respirators.

We had to cancel several AirBNB locations and all were understanding and agreeable.So if your policies contain a subsection for “worldwide infectious diseases” then follow it.

Never watched ot when it came out in 2011, so it was a total shock to me to see how predictable every phase of what's happened so far is, even in a pandemic with a disease with a far lower death rate than the one the movie examines.

Does anyone have answers for example: a rehab or a PM going on site and contracting this disease? 

There aren't many doctors, almost zero infectious disease doctors, and very limited supplies like vents.

In Wuhan alone they have one of the largest meat markets in existence, where every disease carrying animal that walks, swims or crawls the face of the earth is butchered, sold and eaten in tight rows of vendors.

This disease is going to take months and months to work its way through the population.