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thewayneShe spent 22 days in jail in a negative pressure room and will now go home and supposedly be treated. She is required to allow health workers and law enforcement into her house, the former to witness her taking her meds. I have no idea if this is a daily dose.
She's not allowed to travel except for medical visits, and the health department will arrange transport for those. Anything else, and she's likely to end up in jail again.
Gee, her going back to jail - what are the odds of that happening? Aside from an almost certainty.
The one thing the article did not address was whether she began treatment while being held.
https://arstechnica.com/health/2023/06/woman-who-went-on-the-lam-with-untreated-tb-is-now-out-of-the-slammer/
She's not allowed to travel except for medical visits, and the health department will arrange transport for those. Anything else, and she's likely to end up in jail again.
Gee, her going back to jail - what are the odds of that happening? Aside from an almost certainty.
The one thing the article did not address was whether she began treatment while being held.
https://arstechnica.com/health/2023/06/woman-who-went-on-the-lam-with-untreated-tb-is-now-out-of-the-slammer/
