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Mon, 26 Aug 2013 22:30:08 -0500
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Sting reactions can be fatal. Quite a bit of information in archives. 
 
Beekeepers after keeping bees for years have had serious reactions when the number of annual stings drops.

Those with full immunity (least in mycase ) only experience itching in an area witha large number of stings.

Because i wear tennis shoes i get many stings around the ankles at times.

I have saw two serious reactions both involving epi pen use. (In archives)




Bob



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