BROWN RECLUSE SPIDER- Important PICTURES

July 24, 2008

This is old news, isn't it?

Personally, I don't think this is 100% true.

Honestly, would someone really let ANY part of their body get that bad before seeking help?

Snopes (I don't trust them any way but...) says this is undetermined.

Com'on... The resources they have and they can't find out if this is actual or not?

While the Recluse Spider bite is very damaging to human tissue...I want to go on record as saying, "I believe that this is photo fakery"

Stories like this with no location, name, or date? Hmmmm. Very little truth.

Kenneth T

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NWRaven

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Monday, July 21, 2008 01:42

BROWN RECLUSE SPIDER- Important PICTURES

This guy was bitten by a Brown Recluse spider.

Day 3The following illustrates the progression of a brown recluse spider bite. The affected skin actually dies on his body!Day 5Some of the pictures towards the end are pretty nasty, but take a look at the last one - it is a picture of the spider itself.Day 6The Brown Recluse Spider is the most dangerous spider that we have in the USADay 9A person can die from it's bite. We all should know what the spider looks like

Day 10Send this around to people you love, because it is almost summertime.People will be digging around, doing yard work, spring cleaning, and sometimes in their attics.The Dangerous Brown Recluse SpiderPlease be careful. Spider bites are dangerous and can have permanent and highly negative consequences.They like the darkness and tend to live in storage sheds or other areas that might not be frequented by people or light.If you have a need to be in your attic, go up there and turn on a light and leave it on for about 30 minutes before you go in to do your work!

July 24, 2008

As an intensive care nurse on occasion working at our infectious diseases hospital in Melbourne - I assure you they cannot control this type of wound breakdown - you read this list - you really think the allopaths know how to control the wound of a recluse spider bite if they still can't cure cancer - you have to relate what we read here to reality! Reality bites! I mean the reality is that they can diagnose stuff - but diagnosis and CURE are not the same. People think if they can NAME their diseases or complaints that this is a cure somehow - people have to learn to cure themselves without a diagnosis - this is healing. This is what matters.

I guarantee any decent homeopath could have saved this man from any of this wound breakdown.

Best,

Jane

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Kenneth

Thursday, July 24, 2008 11:39 AM

Re: BROWN RECLUSE SPIDER- Important PICTURES

This is old news, isn't it?

Personally, I don't think this is 100% true.

Honestly, would someone really let ANY part of their body get that bad before seeking help?

Snopes (I don't trust them any way but...) says this is undetermined.

Com'on... The resources they have and they can't find out if this is actual or not?

While the Recluse Spider bite is very damaging to human tissue...I want to go on record as saying, "I believe that this is photo fakery"

Stories like this with no location, name, or date? Hmmmm. Very little truth.

Kenneth T

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NWRaven

1 @ ; 1 MedicalConspiracies@googlegrou ; 1 Paranormal_Research@

Monday, July 21, 2008 01:42

BROWN RECLUSE SPIDER- Important PICTURES

This guy was bitten by a Brown Recluse spider. Day 3The following illustrates the progression of a brown recluse spider bite. The affected skin actually dies on his body!Day 5Some of the pictures towards the end are pretty nasty, but take a look at the last one - it is a picture of the spider itself.Day 6The Brown Recluse Spider is the most dangerous spider that we have in the USADay 9A person can die from it's bite. We all should know what the spider looks like

Day 10Send this around to people you love, because it is almost summertime.People will be digging around, doing yard work, spring cleaning, and sometimes in their attics.The Dangerous Brown Recluse SpiderPlease be careful. Spider bites are dangerous and can have permanent and highly negative consequences.They like the darkness and tend to live in storage sheds or other areas that might not be frequented by people or light.If you have a need to be in your attic, go up there and turn on a light and leave it on for about 30 minutes before you go in to do your work!

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