The nurse who successfully fought an Ebola quarantine order is planning to leave a Maine town with her boyfriend and move out of state. Ted Wilbur says he and girlfriend Kaci Hickox will leave Fort Kent no earlier than Monday, the last day of the disease's 21-day incubation period. Wilbur withdrew Friday from the University of Maine campus in Fort Kent, where he was a senior nursing student. Hickox said they were exploring the idea of relocating and looking at a new college — and noted that it would probably be outside Maine. Scroll Down for Video Ted Wilbur says he was barred from returning to his studies at the University of Maine at Fort Kent despite his girlfriend Kaci Hickox being declared 'not contagious' by state officials
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Kaci Hickox to leave Maine home after 21-day incubation period ends  Monday
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Will leave with her boyfriend, Ted Wilbur who left his studies at the University of Maine
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Hickox, 33, criticised strict guidelines for returning health workers
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She claimed 21-day quarantines were driven by 'abundance of politics'
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Condemned New Jersey Governor Chris Christie's 'cautious' approach'
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'I think all of the scientific and medical community agrees,' said nurse
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Miss Hickox flew to Sierra Leone in West Africa, to treat Ebola patients
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On her return, she was placed under mandatory quarantine, but defied it
Hickox, 33, stepped into the media glare when she returned from treating Ebola patients in @placeholder to become subject to a mandatory quarantine in New Jersey.