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Old 10-14-2010, 11:43 AM #1
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Default Um, how do I handle this spider bite?
Nasty little spider got me when I reached in to get the mail on Tuesday. I tried putting NeoSporan (sp) on it but it isn't touching it. It seems to be getting deeper. YIKES, it doesn't hurt at all but then again it does, does that make sense? Lucky for me, it is on my left hand, if they have to amputate, I will still have my dominant hand.
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