After a wasps sting, its normal to feel a little bit of anxiety next time you hear that distinct buzz. And Luc’s experience of several wasps stings at once was traumatic for him. You can read all about it here! You can also read our 5 Ways to treat a Painful Wasps Sting at Home here. What happened next? Read our story here…
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Get Ready for the Wasps Invasion
Luc (Aged 7)
They are back.
“Mummy! Daddy!” I yell in my loudest voice.
“What’s happened?” They rush up the stairs.
“They are buzzing in the bathroom. I can hear them. Don’t go in there!” I panic as Daddy goes into the bathroom.
“It’s just a fly.”
A fly that has joined the wasp army maybe. Coming in the take a look, find some good hiding spots. Ready to sting us when we least expect it.
I can hear them, the giant wasps army, buzzing around the open windows, waiting for the best moment. They are back for their revenge.
The fly is just a decoy, lulling us into thinking everything is fine.
But it’s not. Mummy and Daddy just don’t get the seriousness of what we are facing. A wasps invasion.
I shut the window. I don’t care if its summer, if its hot. I am the last line of defence.
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