No. We were doing pushups. In my position in the formation, I was usually near an ant pile. I had been stung almost every day for two months. The allergy just took time to build up.das wrote:Welcome. I am a little curious why you jumped into the ant pile. Was it an accident?
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Yer fuckin' stupid...arentcha?vwjustin wrote:No. We were doing pushups. In my position in the formation, I was usually near an ant pile. I had been stung almost every day for two months. The allergy just took time to build up.das wrote:Welcome. I am a little curious why you jumped into the ant pile. Was it an accident?
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I can't believe I'm wasting my 100th post on this.vwjustin wrote:No. We were doing pushups. In my position in the formation, I was usually near an ant pile. I had been stung almost every day for two months. The allergy just took time to build up.das wrote:Welcome. I am a little curious why you jumped into the ant pile. Was it an accident?
You need to get to an allergist and determine if the problem is taken care of. You may be eligible for allergy-cessation therapy.
Knew a lieutenant in training who had a reaction to ant bites like the one you describe, plus anaphylactic shock. Went to Martin Army Hospital, got the treatment. He was supposedly "cured" of this allergy.
A few weeks later, he gets stung by a wasp or something. Here we go again. Anaphylaxis, hospital. This time they treat him--and the treatment is an injection of the venom so that your body fights it oncce and for all--and he goes into worse shock.
Got a permanent "no outside duty" profile. That's when they separated him. Except--and this is the weird part--allergies to venomous insects were a special little paragraph in the MED reg that said he wouldn't be medically boarded, but rather "administratively separated under some other provision." So we put him out EPTS (condition Existed Prior To Service).
So, if you can get yourself cured, then maybe you could come in, but if not, you'll have the same problem in the Army as you did in the Marines.
Oh yeah, welcome.
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You didn't think to point out the fucking ant-pile?vwjustin wrote:Sir,Silverback wrote:Bee nice...Oops freudian slipVee wrote:Waah.
I wanted to train, and expressed this whenever asked about it, but no one had a choice. All I can do is get the allergy fixed and go back.
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TF Wolf MUTC 2010-
"The lapdance is always better when the stripper is crying"
The trouble with Scotland is it's full of Scots!
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"The lapdance is always better when the stripper is crying"
The trouble with Scotland is it's full of Scots!
Yes, sir.Kilted Heathen wrote:Yer fuckin' stupid...arentcha?vwjustin wrote:No. We were doing pushups. In my position in the formation, I was usually near an ant pile. I had been stung almost every day for two months. The allergy just took time to build up.das wrote:Welcome. I am a little curious why you jumped into the ant pile. Was it an accident?
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No one would've cared, sir.Kilted Heathen wrote:You didn't think to point out the fucking ant-pile?vwjustin wrote:Sir,Silverback wrote: Bee nice...Oops freudian slip
I wanted to train, and expressed this whenever asked about it, but no one had a choice. All I can do is get the allergy fixed and go back.
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Say Sir one more fucking time...Go ahead say sir!vwjustin wrote:No one would've cared, sir.Kilted Heathen wrote:You didn't think to point out the fucking ant-pile?vwjustin wrote: Sir,
I wanted to train, and expressed this whenever asked about it, but no one had a choice. All I can do is get the allergy fixed and go back.
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Sir,BattleBoar wrote:I can't believe I'm wasting my 100th post on this.vwjustin wrote:No. We were doing pushups. In my position in the formation, I was usually near an ant pile. I had been stung almost every day for two months. The allergy just took time to build up.das wrote:Welcome. I am a little curious why you jumped into the ant pile. Was it an accident?
You need to get to an allergist and determine if the problem is taken care of. You may be eligible for allergy-cessation therapy.
Knew a lieutenant in training who had a reaction to ant bites like the one you describe, plus anaphylactic shock. Went to Martin Army Hospital, got the treatment. He was supposedly "cured" of this allergy.
A few weeks later, he gets stung by a wasp or something. Here we go again. Anaphylaxis, hospital. This time they treat him--and the treatment is an injection of the venom so that your body fights it oncce and for all--and he goes into worse shock.
Got a permanent "no outside duty" profile. That's when they separated him. Except--and this is the weird part--allergies to venomous insects were a special little paragraph in the MED reg that said he wouldn't be medically boarded, but rather "administratively separated under some other provision." So we put him out EPTS (condition Existed Prior To Service).
So, if you can get yourself cured, then maybe you could come in, but if not, you'll have the same problem in the Army as you did in the Marines.
Oh yeah, welcome.
The doctor told me immunotherapy would take a few years, but it would most likely be successful.
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Oh, in that case, shut the fuck up.vwjustin wrote:No one would've cared, sir.Kilted Heathen wrote:You didn't think to point out the fucking ant-pile?vwjustin wrote: Sir,
I wanted to train, and expressed this whenever asked about it, but no one had a choice. All I can do is get the allergy fixed and go back.
Ranger Class 4-95
82D ABN DIV: B/3-505 PIR 95-97
2ID, Korea: HHC/1-503 (AASLT) 97-98
3ID, Benning: A/1-30 IN (M) 02-03 (Incl OIF), HHC/3/3 ID (M) 01-02, 03-04
All other periods, sadly including the present: No Assigned Weapon
82D ABN DIV: B/3-505 PIR 95-97
2ID, Korea: HHC/1-503 (AASLT) 97-98
3ID, Benning: A/1-30 IN (M) 02-03 (Incl OIF), HHC/3/3 ID (M) 01-02, 03-04
All other periods, sadly including the present: No Assigned Weapon