Mum tells of horrifying second she was stung ‘108 occasions’ by wasp swarm | UK | News | EUROtoday

A girl has shared the terrifying second she was attacked by a swarm of “angry wasps” as she loved a time out together with her mom and daughter at a park in Birmingham.

Posting on social media, the woman recalled how the nightmare unfolded because the trio entered Sutton Park, in Birmingham, on the morning of September 18.

BirminghamDwell stories the lady stated she obtained so many stings she needed to be taken to hospital, whereas her personal mum wanted an “epinephrine injection”, often known as adrenaline, used to deal with extreme allergic reactions.

Posting on Facebook the mum revealed: “Me and my mum wanted to say a huge thank you to the people who helped us in Sutton Park on Wednesday morning.

“We had been strolling alongside from the Jamboree Stone in the direction of Banners Gate, by means of the timber and grass on a path, and sadly one way or the other walked right into a path of offended wasps.

“Some kind runners, stopped to help and called an ambulance and some other walkers stopped and helped look after my little girl and go back towards where the wasps were to find my bag and phone that I lost trying to frantically get the wasps off my daughter and then me.

“They even acquired stung themselves, so I’m so extremely grateful in your assist and assist.”

She continued: “I ended up having to go to hospital for steroids and antihistamines and we counted 108 stings on me (not together with those on my head that we will not see correctly underneath my hair).

“And my mum is covered in stings too. I’m just so thankful these people called an ambulance and then got the ambulance to our location on foot to give my mum an epi injection.”

The girl requested those that got here to their assist to “make themselves known” so she might ship them just a little present to say thanks.

She added: “If you can make yourselves known on this post and I’ll private message you as I’d love to send a little gift to say thank you. We are so thankful for your help.”

According to charity Allergy UK, most individuals are allergic to both wasp or bee stings, however it’s “unusual to be allergic to both”.

It added: “While most reactions to bee and wasp stings are mild, severe allergic reactions can sometimes occur as a result of a bee or wasp sting, however deaths from stings are extremely rare.”