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allen dick <[log in to unmask]>
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> Low dose  is the problem. I have NEVER heard of a person getting the
> number
> of stings a *working daily* commercial beekeeper gets having a serious
> reaction (150-200 per year).

Gee, Bob, some of us have had that many a DAY!.  Not a particularly good
day, though.

allen

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