Bee Venom (Was Re: Ywellen- OT)

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Hi Kathy,

Okay. I read this part a little while after my first note. So ... you go

to see an apitherapist and they will show YOU how to do it? Yikes. Do

you have to buy your own bees? I know. I should try to look this topic

up and I probably will, as soon as I have some time. If anybody else has

any info handy, please do send it in. I've heard a little about this

alternative treatment but don't know enough yet. Just what I've seen in

the arthritis newsgroup during the past couple of years. The majority

don't seem to accept this as a reliable approach to arthritis treatment.

Does anyone else here have any first-hand knowledge or personal

experience with it?

Thanks,

Georgina

PS ... Kathy, I hope you have a great time on your date. I hope this man

is as wonderful a person as you are. Have fun

akally@... wrote:

>

> Ywellen,

> Bee sting venom is a potent anti inflammatory. I have a lot of

> information on it, I just figured I would go modern treatment before I try

> traditional therapy. I finally found an apitherapist near Atlanta who will

> show me how to do it tomorrow. Tally isn't looking forward to it but I am

> optimistic. You can go to the internet and type apitherapy and find out

> quite a bit about it. It is painful because you are being stung by a bee

> but I feel that maybe in this instance, it would be worth it. Thanks for

> keeping us in your thoughts. On a personal note tomorrow, I have met a

> really nice doctor and tomorrow will be our second date. I'm pretty excited

> about it and I think he really likes me. It's strange having someone to talk

> to who has an idea of what I'm talking about when I get on a roll about

> Tally's illness. I should be worried about Tally's treatment tomorrow but I

> find myself being more concerned about what I'm going to wear and where we go

> after dinner.

> kathy