Gentle Bees, Beesuits Veils and Jackets

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BeeMaster2

Ben,
I have mentioned this before and I?ll say it again.
I have a good friend who, about 20 years ago was diagnosed with stage four breast cancer. Her husband left her, she lost her job and house. She was so depressed, she wanted to end her life. She knew she was allergic to bees and bought a hive. The bee stings saved her. She gets a sting every day to keep the cancer under control. She is still alive and well today.
Jim Altmiller
Democracy is 2 wolves and a lamb voting on what to have for lunch. Liberty is a well armed lamb contesting the vote.
Ben Franklin

Ben Framed

Quote from: BeeMaster2 on February 14, 2023, 06:35:01 PM
Ben,
I have mentioned this before and I?ll say it again.
I have a good friend who, about 20 years ago was diagnosed with stage four breast cancer. Her husband left her, she lost her job and house. She was so depressed, she wanted to end her life. She knew she was allergic to bees and bought a hive. The bee stings saved her. She gets a sting every day to keep the cancer under control. She is still alive and well today.
Jim Altmiller

Wow! That is amazing! I love hearing these encouraging testimonies!

Ben Framed

More about the benefits of honey are being discussed on the topic: "Honey - it's not just for breakfast anymore..."

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The15thMember

Quote from: BeeMaster2 on February 14, 2023, 06:35:01 PM
Ben,
I have mentioned this before and I?ll say it again.
I have a good friend who, about 20 years ago was diagnosed with stage four breast cancer. Her husband left her, she lost her job and house. She was so depressed, she wanted to end her life. She knew she was allergic to bees and bought a hive. The bee stings saved her. She gets a sting every day to keep the cancer under control. She is still alive and well today.
Jim Altmiller
This is one of my favorite beekeeping stories I've ever heard. 
I come from under the hill, and under the hills and over the hills my paths led.  And through the air, I am she that walks unseen.
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Occam

I've only been keeping for a year now, so I'm still rather new to it all. That said I've never worn any protection except some rubber coated gloves. They definitely don't protect against stings but they grip well and breath better than nitrile gloves. I've received a few stings, sometimes a few, sometimes none. The inside the nose one rings true @Michael Bush, your eyes definitely water from that one
Entities must not be multiplied beyond necessity

Michael Bush

I like getting the occasional sting.  There is something invigorating about it.  I do not like getting a lot of them all at once...
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My book:  ThePracticalBeekeeper.com
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AustinB

Quote from: Michael Bush on February 16, 2023, 07:29:35 AM
I like getting the occasional sting.  There is something invigorating about it.  I do not like getting a lot of them all at once...

I share those same sentiments Michael
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Proverbs 20:7

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