My wife is a nurse and the hospital sees a large patient load of people recently immigrated from central Africa. Right now, as you may know, there is another ebola outbreak in northeast Congo. So beyond regular winter prep (firewood, gas for tools and generator, canning food from the garden) we are double checking our preps for staying inside... enough food to avoid going to the store for a month or two. Enough cash to pay the bills if my wife chooses to stop going to work in the event of an Ebola patient there. She went through the infectious diseases protocol refresher a few years ago when Ebola made it to America. She has absolutely zero confidence in her collegues ability to strictly follow those protocols for even 24 hours, nevermind 2 weeks with the added stress of real life deadly hemmoraghic fever. As it is now, the other hospital in town got a failure rating regarding the spread of in hospital contagious disease... too many patients go in with a sprained ankle and leave with pneumonia and MRSA.