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I was once deathly allergic to bee/ant stings. I got hit by a fire ant once when I was seven years old. I started swelling and having chest pains. My grandfather rushed me to the ER and by that time I was unconscious. The doctor at the ER told him that a few minutes later and he would've been carrying a corpse. I carried one of those Epipen injectors for years. I've been stung three or four times since then with no reaction, so I hope I'm in the clear. :unsure:
 
Martin said:
But metrics IS the standard :D
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lol

I wish everyone used it here

rantingredneck said:
I was once deathly allergic to bee/ant stings. I got hit by a fire ant once when I was seven years old. I started swelling and having chest pains. My grandfather rushed me to the ER and by that time I was unconscious. The doctor at the ER told him that a few minutes later and he would've been carrying a corpse. I carried one of those Epipen injectors for years. I've been stung three or four times since then with no reaction, so I hope I'm in the clear. :unsure:
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Pretty much the same thing happened to me more or less.


I had heard you can out grow a bee allergy, I wonder if I can get tested. It just seems weird to me that I came across something that gave me a allergic reaction I didn't know about. You'd think by 30 you would know everything you are allergic to :p

I still can figure it out. I'm 100% sure I haven't touched or eaten anything I haven't had a 100 times. I've gone over everything I can think of. The only new thing is a new medication but I've been on it for weeks, I don't think it would take that long.

I think it's either a insect/spider bite or some processed food I normally eat that has a new chemical in it.

unless you can become allergic to stuff you previously weren't all of a sudden.
 
rantingredneck said:
That can happen.
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No ****. Thats crazy. Well if it happens again that may be it. I'm sure when I let my doctor know what happened he is going to send me the the Allergy and Immunology clinic.

With my luck it will be a new allergy to something I really like :p
 
like rr said...allergies are nothing to **** around with. the first time my youngest daughter ate a peanut, she **** near DIED. throat was swollen COMPLETELY shut.
 
So are we sure this is allergies or do I need to go get myself checked-out? :unsure:
 
Chicago Pics. Post them now and stop holding out on us..........:stern:
 
Dateline and the FBI seized them in a sting operation.
 
Then the coverup extends further than I thought.............as we have yet to see them on TV..........:mellow:
 
Stone Phillips was also staying at our hotel is all I can really say about that.
 
barry said:
like rr said...allergies are nothing to **** around with. the first time my youngest daughter ate a peanut, she **** near DIED. throat was swollen COMPLETELY shut.
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They are very serious indeed.

Whatever I had a reaction to wasn't to serious. It took all day till it really got bad :p

rantingredneck said:
Then the coverup extends further than I thought.............as we have yet to see them on TV..........:mellow:
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Eison said:
Stone Phillips was also staying at our hotel is all I can really say about that.
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:mellow:
 
Can we use the vbookie to bet on whether this kills Kyp or not?
 
Oh Kyp got slipped somethings alright.........
 
Kyp said:
unless you can become allergic to stuff you previously weren't all of a sudden.
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indeed you can. there's a name for it but it escapes me right now. my grandmother used the same dishwashing liquid for like 20 years then all of a sudden started getting a reaction. i also had a friend who became allergic to seafood at the age of 14.
but take notice of what you're eating and any lotions/soaps/perfumes you might come in contact with.
 
Allergic reactions are basically your immune system turning against you in the presence of a benign substance that it wrongly perceives as a threat. Usually does not happen on the first exposure although there are exceptions to that.

Good info here:

The Food Allergy & Anaphylaxis Network
 
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