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14 Year old Dies at THAYER LEARNING CENTER
Anonymous:
--- Quote ---On 2004-12-10 02:53:00, Anonymous wrote:
"That is such bullshit. Were in the hell would that type of spider come from? He was a big boy from what I have been told and in Missouri we don't really have spiders that can do that. A small child maybe, but it would take along time for a large young adult or adult to die from a bite at the poisonous spiders here in Missouri. I smell Payoff."
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The deadly brown recluse spider is in Missouri and does cause death if misdiagnosed.
Anonymous:
http://fallenearth.org/blogs/juliebutte ... 05212.html
Anonymous:
:roll:
Anonymous:
yes if misdiagnosed, but to be misdiagnosed that means you would have had to have gone to the hospital or doctor or something to be diagnosed. . . RIGHT!!! Obviously he was not taken and a misdiagnosis of brown recluse would make the doctor a moron since the skin begins to rot away. And in Missouri mostly elderly and very, very small children die of spider bites but even then it is very very rare!!!!!!! And this boy was not small from I have been told.
Anonymous:
We have recluses here in Tx. I was bitten on the arm. While I didn't know when it happened, I developed flu-like symptoms within a day or two. While I was recouperating from the 'flu' I noticed the bite, because it itched like hell. It was very obviously something unusual so I went to the doctor who confirmed it was a recluse bite. I chose to go with non-traditional treatment and it healed nicely with no surgery necessary. Never got larger than a pea.
Couple of years later a friend thought he had a boil on his back, next to his spine. I looked at it and told him that it looked like a recluse bite. He confirmed this with his doctor and then treated it as I had mine.
My daughter's hairdresser was biten numerous times on the back. Was very ill for a long time. Was hospitalized in the process, but recovered.
The most bizarre story is one of an acquaintence who was bitten on the calf of his leg. Ignored it until it was rather large. He was hospitalized and tissue was removed. While hospitalized he picked up some kind of infection in the site (can't remember the name) but it's resistent to bleach, and apparently only found in hospitals. Anyway, he had a 13 year battle with this and is just now healing. After exhausting what the medical est. had to offer he finally resorted to alternatives. The wound wraps around his leg. For the first time in 13 years the wound bleeds, therefore grafting is now possible. Looks like he will avoid amputation.
The bite is worse if it occurs in a fleshy area.
All this to say, you know when you've been biten. You can't deny it, the itching, pain, or flu-like symptoms. And if it's treated early its not a big deal. I have NEVER heard of anyone dying from a recluse bite that quickly. Nor a black widow. How many other venomous spiders are in Mo?
It's very possible that they blew off the 'flu-like' symptoms, and because I know how the industry operates, it wouldn't surprise me if they had him 'working' inspite of his symptoms. IF, big IF, he even had a spider bite to begin with.
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