OMAHA, NE--Forty Venomous Brown Recluse spiders invade man's apartment

for clotting and stopping internal bleeding like ulcers or female haemorrhage (know this personally), YARROW leaves are hands down the best. it also dissolves soft tumors like fibroids. it is known for having been used on the battlefield to stop bleeding. i LOVE yarrow. one of my top ten herbal remedies.

oh hell wait...you make a TEA for internal stuff, you put the crushed leaves on external wounds and bleeding. MAN does it work!!!

didn't want anyone thinking i used the leaves internally. er. wow ok time for bed.

Last Edited by Anne O'Mally on 07/26/2012 12:56 AM

OMG! My heart would have stopped...literally!

I'm deathly terrified of spiders.

that and location of the bite. places like fingers and toes have tons of micro blood vessels to feed all those sensitive nerve endings, so there is more chance for the venom to spread. mine was inner thigh, right by the crotch, so really just meaty flesh. another inch north and one west, i might well have had a MUCH more uncomfortable recovery, roflmao

BDE,

Think you'll dream of spiders tonight?

My son reminded me of one of his girl friends bad experience she had with a spider bite from a brown recluse.

The bite was on her forearm and it turned really ugly. She was hospitalized a couple of times for MRSA. It made a hole that traveled down to the bone. I read somewhere that you can become a carrier of this bacteria once you have it.

It was a frightening ordeal for her.

Its not so bad...

Holy crap I hate spiders.

I hope not !

No one can say I don't harm a fly...I will harm every bug, every spider I see, I can't help it

Ladybugs and butterflies are excluded

I was wondering why Yarrow sounded familiar to me--one of my son's works at Lowe's and he is always bringing home discounted plants. He just brought home 4 pots of Yarrow the other day. Sounds like good stuff--I'll have to dig out my herbal remedy book and see what it says.

Thanks for the info.

used yarrow before, pretty effective indeed. queen annes lace too. both arent too common in the urban environs i prefer though

Remember when this made the news? Look how big the spiders are!



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This thread is terryifing!!!!

These things creep me out!
:slfs:

Mr.Anonybitch was bitten by a brown recluse 12 years ago. Less then 24 hours after the bite he was in ICU. He lost 2/3 of his calve to necrosis.

Fuck that!!! Why did you have to create spiders God? WHY??

I'm sorry to hear that.

Such a little creature, yet it can do so much damage.

if i cant catch em.. i kill em

im scared to take shits cuz they are always in my bathroom

My coworker got bit and they found out it was a brown recluse because it left some of its web inside her leg and they were able to analyze it. Her wound swelled up immediately and the venom ate a huge hole around the bite like a flesh eating virus would. She was also hospitalized and on antibiotics for months.

oh god.

I hate spiders.

I also hate the fact that I live in the middle of the mountains in the warm south, and see these A-holes quite a bit. weird thing is they don't usually make us perk an eye b/c we see them so often.

was just going through some wood piles recently and saw a few.
they are real reclusive though, which is one good thing. hence the name, derp.

Also saw a black widow eating a locust the other day...


They are out there. I got rid of any wood piles around the house, and will be doing the bug/spider guard treatment around the entire perimeter with the pump sprayer.

thanks for the reminder.


p.s. the spiders we usually see are just little wood spiders, but, I'd say for every 5 or 6 wood spiders we see 1 recluse...


freaks the hell out of me now... BUG B GONE Spider PERIMETER CONTROL ON THE TOP OF THE SHOPPING LIST!!!

Rotting-Ear Case the Work of Deadly Brown Recluse Spider

Nikki Perez, a fashion merchandising student at Texas Christian University in Fort Worth,
described how she lost part of an ear and nearly her eye sight to the venomous arachnid.

"It was terrifying," she told the British Daily Mail newspaper. "It was spreading all over my head."

Perez, 21, was stung at the Amarillo airport and was later hospitalized for five days in September.
Her head swelled to twice its normal size and she needed a skin graft to rebuild the ear that had rotted from necrosis.

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AW! I probably got 40 or more running around my house someplace. you are never 3 feet from a spider. I know there is over 100 in the garage. Just a typical day in the south!

what upsets me the most is that Omaha's MSM will do a report on this, but they won't report on how to limit your exposures to radioactive fallout from Fukushima I've been telling them about since March of 2011, the 30 year half-life Cesium, Xenon, and Iodine made it over here..

It is easy too.

Lots of Americans are already programmed to be afraid of germs, so decontaminating everything you bring into your home, and other ways of limiting exposures, eating as many meals as you can that are are all/mostly: raw/vegan/organic/gluten-free and lower on the food chain, how to detox accumulative "internal emitters" how to treat skin damage from radioactive rain "hot stuff".

Another thing that bothers me is that the media employees probably took the information and used it for their families but then denied the public access of information that I granted them to inform the public, instead they just horde it, risking generations of mutations and cancer we don't know what magnitude of damage will/could be done. And it's still going on over there, Fukushima still leaking lethal amounts enough to kill the whole world.. while the people sleep, not caring or some have even forgotten about or deny that any harm could reach us from "way over there".. yea.. over water, wind moves particulate through the air quite easily when there's not land and trees and things blocking it! I tell ya.. Omahan's think they know everything, they are so isolated, and it's the media's fault they stick to news pieces like this above and not what is really going to kill 95-99% of the population.

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This is funny. Due to the "spray foam insulation" dudes here today I have had a long 2 days of moving every thing out of our fab shop. I have had them crawling all over me. If I have seen one I have seen 1000. On any normal day I see 20 or 30 but this has been eye opening, the shop vacs are full of them.
I actually sleep in this building.

We just went hunting for widows.
Wet Winter, Hot every day since June, lots of em. Killed about 40.
But, I am eternally grateful they are not Browns~!

Fuck those little fucking fuckers...

God I can't go to bed now.

If I ever become super rich, I'm hermetically sealing my home...

Curiosity is killing the proverbial cat here... STOP POSTING THIS SHIT... I NEED TO SLEEP TONIGHT!

I eat Brown Repoose for breakfast I snort jars of funnel webs for dinner

I was bitten by a brown recluse almost 4 years ago and still have a paper thin tissue scar on my leg.

It appeared to look like a tiny blister that itched.

BTW, takes a few days for some people to even notice a bite.

After a few more days, the "blister" popped and it spread.

Had to take antibiotics for a few weeks and cream on the infection as well.

You cannot allow anything to touch the area as it will not heal.

You can never pick the scab or the infection just keeps occurring. Wearing clothing next to the area is impossible.

Takes months to heal.

It is when the venom has a necrotising bacteria that eats your flesh away and corrosive.

i bought mine online,, its a brown recluse first aid kit [link to brown-recluse.com] i was bit and it was huge!! the fangs were 1/4 inch apart, but the kit works miracles, caught the bastard!