How to Deal With Bee Stings
Back when I was young, I was walking to the local store when a bee stung my foot. The venom sack was still attached and pumping. I screamed. A woman that lived in the house I was in front of came running out to help me. When I told her I was stung and she saw the stinger in my foot she calmly told me to not touch it and she would be right back. She ran into her house. I sat there watching the venom sack pumping and adding pain with each pulse. She quickly returned with a plastic card (I think it was her driver's license) and a slice of raw onion. She looked at the angle the stinger went in at, explaining that stingers have barbs on them that pull the stinger out of the bee when it stings so you have to be careful removing them. She put her thumbnail below the stinger to open the skin to easily release the barbed stinger and used the plastic card to scrape the stinger out over her nail. The pain did not stop, but then she put the raw onion slice on the sting and held