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Offline barry42001

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Re: What a horrendous move
« Reply #20 on: June 01, 2014, 10:32:34 pm »
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Re: What a horrendous move
« Reply #21 on: June 01, 2014, 11:07:55 pm »
Come Ooon ~ you can do it  :)
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Re: What a horrendous move
« Reply #22 on: June 02, 2014, 12:00:55 am »
heheh...

  on the last episode I had.. I took the 30/40 +? stings at around 5 PM...   was actually fine other than the associated burning from having that many stingers pulsing away across the surface of my head hands etc...   until around 3 AM.., I woke sweating, feeling sick, cold chills, then felt very hot etc...   Finally threw up about a half hour later...   I was thinking at the time that what was happening was not a good thing, but I never swelled much or had difficulty breathing, just the nausea and the ONE episode of vomiting... after expelling things I had eaten that day, as well as left overs from the prior week... I suddenly felt perfectly fine. It was quite a relief... so I went back to bed...   Felt just ducky when the Alarm went off...   I have to admit.. I had caffeinated coffee that morning, and the next morning, and the morning after that.......
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Re: What a horrendous move
« Reply #23 on: June 02, 2014, 12:15:17 am »
    Like I said, it's perfectly okay to have your coffee Barry, just get a good amount of water in your system for a couple of days after that many stings.

"I woke sweating, feeling sick, cold chills, then felt very hot etc...   Finally threw up about a half hour later...   I was thinking at the time that what was happening was not a good thing, but I never swelled much or had difficulty breathing, just the nausea and the ONE episode of vomiting..."

    Mkay.... believe it or not, in bee venom therapy, this kind of reaction is a positive thing, your body took a big jump towards  reacting to the venom. Generally, it only happens once. You may find that you won't get woozy this time. But Let Me Remind You that this kind of reaction will not guarantee the absence of an anaphylactic reaction which can put you in grave danger.

    Barry, this reaction is not a perfect situation with anyone and bees. Seems that you are telling me that you have exposed yourself to the bees without taking appropriate care of yourself in the past. If you prefer to take care of your bees the way you have been, Please get an epipen and keep it near you at all times. Maybe even two epipens, on in your work box or truck, and one in a secure pocket. When you gather tools to work your bees, one of those tools should be an epipen.
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Re: What a horrendous move
« Reply #24 on: June 02, 2014, 02:35:57 am »
I have always strapped the hives during the day when the bees are a lot calmer than at night when any disturbance can get them coming out mad. Then just need to put the screen in the entrance and load and go.
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Re: What a horrendous move
« Reply #25 on: June 02, 2014, 09:40:57 am »
Apis,  I did all preliminary work by mid afternoon  only thing left to do was bring up the netting. Suspect that the defensive colony still wound up from the carpenter ant invasion. Never heard a colony roaring like that.  As stated suspected life was going to be interesting lol. Didn't quite expect what I got.
Jen, I have never had a strong reaction to being stung, so never ever thought about counter measures. Today...extremely itchy, mild swelling still apparent. No breathing issues, no neurological issues.

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