Trevorus said:Holy crap, dude. Golden, you had quite a hole, didn't you? That stuff is crazy. It jsut destroys living tissue. How long sis that take to heal???
I'm sorry guys, I didn't mean to represent that picture as my spider bite. I read the post over, and that's what the implication was, but it was not intended. The pic was supposed to just be representative of what a Brown Recluse bite can turn into. Mine was tiny in comparison, you could only stick the entire head of a Q-Tip past the cotton, and spin it around without touching skin. Or necrotic tissue, as the case may be.jay_t said:I've seen nastier pics than the one you posted but I did see one in person once upon a time. Not as bad as yours was because he got help when he realized what bit him. But still nasty nasty stuff. How bad is the scar? Still have a little bit of a crater there?
I remember seeing the spider (it was above my bed, I tried to kill it and it ran into the ceiling tiles- he must've been pissed and came after me) I remember when I first noticed the bite- I thought it was an ingrown hair, but I was actually joking that it was a brown recluse bite. The next morning I was showering and brown/black goop went dripping out and it dawned that it actually was a brown recluse bite. I remember having to clean it out with hydrogen peroxide and scrubbing it with a Q-tip. But I do not remember how long I had to do it.
I lived in Panama for about two years, I got "chased" by two tarantulas. This dude and me were sitting by the entrance to this storage bunker thing, and we see two tarantulas coming in our general direction- so we kinda just moved out of their way onto this wall thing. When they got to the door of the bunker, the sumbiches jumped frickin' 8 feet into the frickin' air and landed right at our frickin' feet! We ran, screaming like little girls. Little girls holding shotguns, but little girls none the less.
