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Recluse bites and possible healing option

Victoria Hughes
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Well THAT was educational. 
Googled images of Brown Recluse and thus waded through pictures of necrotic bites, yecch, gaah. 
Found several references to compounds including activated carbon, among them this. Their soothing tone calmed my never-going-near-a-woodpile-again response. 

Tory

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Re: Recluse bites and possible healing option

Scott R. Powell
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Ouch!

Were you in fact bitten or badly scared?

Thanks for the link.

Scott

On Mon, Oct 11, 2010 at 11:56 AM, Victoria Hughes <[hidden email]> wrote:
Well THAT was educational. 
Googled images of Brown Recluse and thus waded through pictures of necrotic bites, yecch, gaah. 
Found several references to compounds including activated carbon, among them this. Their soothing tone calmed my never-going-near-a-woodpile-again response. 

Tory

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Tory Hughes website
Tory Hughes facebook
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