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Imagine topping the list of things you never want to happen… This Philly man’s story will have you squirming:
- A 55-year-old guy faced a bee’s wrath when it stung him RIGHT in the eyeball, at the spot where the iris hugs the sclera (the eye’s white part) 🎯👀.
- Post-sting, the ER tweezed out the stinger, but his eye stayed swollen and vision blurry 😵💫🩹.
- Two days later, an eye specialist discovered a tiny stinger fragment hidden inside his eye, visible only under a microscope with special dye 🔬👨⚕️.
- Using “micro-forceps,” they removed the pesky piece, and with some magical eyedrops, the man’s eye bounced back to health 🌟💧👁️.
Eyeball stings are super rare, but this tale is a reminder: if you’re ever the ‘lucky’ one, skip the ER and head straight to an eye specialist for that micro-level care 🏥👨⚕️🔍.
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(Here's a photo if you dare.)