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Published 14:48 3 Jul 2017 BST
Updated 16:20 3 Jul 2017 BST
“… as he was walking around barefoot on grass, he felt a sharp pain like he’d stood on a twig… Two hours later his foot had swollen massively and was in severe pain…They don’t know what bit him but have mentioned a spider. This post isn’t to scare anyone but please make sure you and your children have something on their feet at all times.”
Her friend was rushed to Boston Pilgrim Hospital where thankfully doctors managed to get the sting out of his skin which brought him to a stable condition.
According to Lincolnshire Live, a wildlife expert added some reassurance to the story for the rest of us. It was said that spiders indigenous to the country don’t possess the venom that can cause serious harm to humans, and that this could have been instead an allergic reaction. Surely this includes Ireland too, right?
So if you do find yourself in a similar predicament, seek help and medical assistance as soon as possible, and remember to wear your shoes and long trousers through woodlands and grasslands as there are plenty of creepy crawlies scurrying about.
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