The stepdaughter of Texas Ebola victim, Thomas Duncan, who called 911 and rode in the ambulance with the man she calls 'Daddy' has been told she can return to work, MailOnline can reveal. Nursing assistant Youngor Jallah, 35, has been in 'quarantine' in her small Dallas apartment along with her husband, Aaron Yah, 43, and their four children ages 2 to 11 since Thomas Duncan's devastating diagnosis last Monday. MailOnline has reported that Mr Yah, also a nursing assistant, had been told he could return to work at the end of last week. Scroll down for video Green light: Youngor Jallah, the stepdaughter of Ebola victim Thomas Eric Duncan, told MailOnline that the CDC has told her that she could return to work as a nursing assistant. But she isn't leaving her home at the moment
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Youngor Jallah, 35, was called by the CDC on Sunday to say she can go back to work
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Ms Jallah was with Thomas Eric Duncan when he was taken to a Dallas hospital. She made him tea, helped him move and was in ambulance with him
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She told MailOnline: 'They said I can go back to work but I do not know what I will do. I will not go back yet'
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It can take 21 days for a patient to begin to come down with the dreaded disease from the time they first come in contact with a sufferer
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But people are not considered infectious if they are not showing symptoms
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Mr Duncan, 42, remains in a critical condition and is being given an experimental drug to aid his desperate struggle for life
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