[RayinPenn]

I'm hoping that the countries first real ebola tragedy is over: We have learned our lesson and will deal with this disease with the extreme caution it warrants.

What I have noticed is another more real danger - the fragility of our stock market and economics.

My family was considering a trip to Seattle and Vancouver, then a Dallas nurse decided to travel to Cleveland to work on her wedding arrangements.
1. We stopped planning none of my relatives are inclined to get into a plane. I have to wonder- How many other vacation plans are on hold?
2. The bridal shop she visited closed and when it reopens just how many brides will be shopping there?
3. The fellow sitting next to her is out of work in voluntary quarentinment for 21 days checking his temperature twice daily. Every belch raising his fear level to new heights.
How many are in voluntary quarentinment?
4. A couple of schools were closed.
5. How do you feel about taking a cruise right now?

What happens if someone on one of the Cleveland to Dallas round trips flights foes come down with the disease...would most people get on a plane? What impact will that have on a very temperamental market?

The herd panics easily- I have to wonder.

Ps a doctor has an article on ebola in the american thinker...it can take up to 40 days before symptoms show ...most show in 21...