A Bluebottle with a panic attack redux.
Obviously I survived the night after getting a high dose of Bluebottle (Portuguese Man O’ War) venom injected involuntary in my body. I still have a minor feeling of having shortness of breath (asthma), but I do not have the feeling that I have to gasp for air every second breath.
I had asthma as a kid, so I know how to deal with it and not freak out; until you start wheezing.
My wife had a chat with her mum, who is a well experienced nurse, and she had no doubt that I am having an allergic reaction to the Bluebottle venom.
Due to that information I will probably see my GP next week as I am considering filing a complaint regarding the poor diagnosis the intern “doctor” gave me.
I am not doing this out of spite, but next time she makes such a poor diagnosis it might cost someone their life.
I have also been dicked around enough by doctors who just want your money and you out of their office.
