Anyone help on bee sting now

[Mama Fergie]

You could give him half of  adult panadol Hally it won't do him any harm .
Maybe he is allergic as our 2 year old GS was stung by a bed last weekend and stopped crying after the sting was removed.
It was swollen and red but showed no sign of pain.
Hopefully he will be fine soon 

[gertbysea]

Hally I can't believe you didn't bring the bicarbonate!

Sounds like the typical breakfast cure worked. All good.

Gert

[Halex]

Hally I can't believe you didn't bring the bicarbonate!

Sounds like the typical breakfast cure worked. All good.

Gert

Gert, thought about it, but had to cut back somewhere

[gertbysea]

You make me laugh Hally.  Next time you will need a special box for all the pharmaceuticals.

Gert

[Halex]

Gert, i have 2, but thought theres no room & pharmacy across the road, cp wasnt meant to have pain after hours

Dh at pharmacy now, he has a HUGE list & bank loan application form, lol

Cp asleep, fell asleep when TM started humming

[goldfish]

Dh at pharmacy now, he has a HUGE list & bank loan application form, lol

   We used to call that keeping the elephants off Pitt Street . . . It's kind of Murphy's Law -  With all that you'll probably have  no need of them in the next 12 months . . .

[Emme]

Hally, glad CP is feeling better now  

It has reminded me of a time many years ago when we  were camping at the beach.  This boy (about 8 years old) limped into the annexe sat on the floor and said "lady I am not leaving until you fix my foot, I trod on a bee"  I pulled the sting out, he was trying not to cry and in those days we had blocks of blue, used in washing clothes. I had put one in the first aid kit.  They came in little bags, I wet the bag of blue and told him to sit there with it on his foot.  He sat for a few minutes, then said,"its better, I'm going now" that was it. Never saw him again.

Marie

[gertbysea]

Hally, glad CP is feeling better now  

It has reminded me of a time many years ago when we  were camping at the beach.  This boy (about 8 years old) limped into the annexe sat on the floor and said "lady I am not leaving until you fix my foot, I trod on a bee"  I pulled the sting out, he was trying not to cry and in those days we had blocks of blue, used in washing clothes. I had put one in the first aid kit.  They came in little bags, I wet the bag of blue and told him to sit there with it on his foot.  He sat for a few minutes, then said,"its better, I'm going now" that was it. Never saw him again.

Marie

Good story Marie.

Gert

[obbie]

I take heaps with me away on hols..
Chocolate always works a treat.
Glad CP is ok.

[Mama Fergie]

I always take too much as well Robyn.
DH just shakes his head but he is not much better.   
Always pack medication when going away and have first aid kit with all the essentials in each car.
I don't worry about groceries as only takes a few minutes to buy food when necessary.
We like to eat out most of the time if in a holiday home type of environment but always have breakfast in and at least one nice meal a day out.
I love cooking but not on holidays. Barbeques or simple pasta dishes etc for us 

[Halex]

This is the first trip ever with mo medical kit

Bless, I put  the stingose on him, he asked for more, so he has it all over his foot & 1/2 way up his leg, its hysterical, he says it works much better  like that

Whatever makes him happy

[Greyhoundmum]

Vinegar works well

[cookie1]

Hally that is horrid. Happy birthday to DH and I hope CP is bearing up. Lots of extra spoiling.
I'm a bit like MF. Take medications and first aid kit and leave food out.

[Frozzie]

Glad cp seems to be better H.. Would speak to the gp about it next visit as its not a 'normal' reaction to a bee sting

[Yvette]

Glad cp is feeling better