!%^^@bees&^*&@!!!g %$#@!damn %!^(*(#@@!@! stung@^^#~!! neck gRr!#@*&^%!!

I HOPE YOUR o.K.

Probly thought your shiney head was a flower :hihi:
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I dunno it was pretty bleak there for a while Frank. Vision was blurry and the world was spinning :rotf2:

This time of year stinks for one thing...frisky bees. Bastid landed right on my shoulder and bit me on the neck. Had another in the shop today taking a nap on a piece of wood.



I HOPE YOUR o.K.

If from a single sting you show heightened sensitivity (maybe to s single type of bee?) and should think about keeping an epi pen close by?

Resource:

Bee Sting -- Bee Sting Allergy (http://allergies.about.com/od/insectallergies/a/venomallergy.htm)

Most people who are stung by these insects will develop a reaction at the site of the sting that will cause pain, swelling, redness and itching. A smaller percent of people -- about 10 to 15% -- also will experience larger areas of swelling, and the swelling can last up to a week. Rarer still are people who have full-blown allergic reactions that cause anaphylaxis. About .5% of children and 3% of adults will experience anaphylaxis after a stinging insect bite.

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