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But how did your Aunt and Mom know this for sure though? How were they able to know the difference between an African and European Honey Bee? Was there a reported nest around that area at the time perhaps?
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What is this with all the questions? 60 Minutes?

I can hardly remember really, was a long time ago. There was a little nest in a tree just above the ground and I remember stepping on something and stinging and then a big foot and had to take Benadryl. It was at my aunts place and my uncle was some sort of a hobby beekeeper, could be also an ordinary bee though, but I remember them mentioning a killer bee, have to ask my mom
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I'm amazed your allergic reactions are gone now. Maybe there's a time you can grow out of it that's different in adulthood cause a co-worker of mine says his stings are deadlier each time. As in his body's defence to it weakens. That's what his doc said is normal. He carries around a syringe on his waste side if he should ever git stung again as his throat may swell and suffocate him.
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Yeah, some people get into cardiac arrest from one bee sting by extreme allergic reactions. I had it until I was 12 or so, also with mosquito bites I would get really big red swellings and they would drive me mad from itching. And once had a huge allergic reaction from this plant called Heracleum. I was basically covered from head to toe with small red itchy pimples and felt awful. It's called phytophotodermatitis. And I remember that day it was so warm and I was in elementary school and they all went swimming and I stayed at home. By accident I ran into my class in our street and the teacher yelled something like: "stay away from him, he's contagious!"

So that is where my childhood basically got f4cked up forever

I grew over it I guess, last time I got an allergic reaction was from 3 bags of beef jerky and a sixpack of Miller 3 years ago in Washington state