Re: beestings without pain

[Guest guest]

Hi Angie,

How long have you been on bee sting theraoy, and has it been helping

you at all? Or is it too early to tell.

Good luck to you. Yikes!!

Love, Sally

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[Guest guest]

Due to loss of sensation from the waist down I feel very little pain from my bee stings. I have noticed since starting LDN, I feel more, but it is not unbearable. Now let me tell you! If a bee gets loose, and I have to try and trap it with my fingers and get stung on the fingertips!! Wow!! That does hurt!!

Marcie

[Guest guest]

Marcie,

I stung myself for 3½years for my MS. It really helped a lot with

the symptomes. Now I do the Goofdhspe's histamine (it works almost

as well as the bees) because it's easier to travel with then with

live bees.

Now when you lose a bee in the house, keep still and they will

always go to a window.

An easier way to grab a bee to sting with : Leave a few of them go

lose in fromt a a window, then spray them with water (they can't fly

anymore) then just pick them up with the pincers.

Now let me tell you! If a bee gets loose, and I have to try and

> trap it with my fingers and get stung on the fingertips!! Wow!!

That does hurt!!

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> Marcie

[Guest guest]

One more thing:the most sensitive places where it really burns are

stings in the head, upper lip and finger tips. All the other places

I compare to 4-5 mosquitos bites at the same time. And after a

while you'll realise that you can sting from the waist to the feet

without freezing the sting spot first.

Now let me tell you! If a bee gets loose, and I have to try and

> trap it with my fingers and get stung on the fingertips!!