[at-l] Poison Ivy oil removal on tools

[bluetrail at aol.com]

I have already previously proven on this forum that I am a living example of Foot n Mouth disease.  However, I am not now, nor was I 35-years ago, able to get my feet into my mouth.  As big as my mouth is, my12W (the curse of my female existence) feet will not fit in my mouth.  As if I'd ever been limber enough to get them anywhere near my mouth in the first place....
 
Question to self:  Why do I feel I have to reveal all my faults on at-l?
 
Joan 
 
-----Original Message-----
From: Bror8588 at aol.com
To: Bluetrail at aol.com; at-l at backcountry.net
Sent: Mon, 5 Mar 2007 6:19 PM
Subject: Re: [at-l] Poison Ivy oil removal on tools


In a message dated 3/5/2007 6:13:02 PM Eastern Standard Time, bluetrail at aol.com writes:
Linda, don't wait too long before seeing a doctor.  After a Florida bushwhacking horseback trip many years ago, I kept trying to self-treat a case of poison ivy.   It started as an itchy stripe on my arm, next it was on my feet (how did it get there????).  Then it was on my legs.  I gave up when I got itchy blisters inside my mouth.  It took two rounds of steroids to stop the stuff.  

Was that a case of Foot n Mouth Disease?  Or is that a case of living foot to mouth (bypassing the hands)? 
 
Skylander






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