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Lemmings of Lemmy, what is the scariest situation in the outdoors that you have experienced? (lemmy.ml)

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Plz I miss my reddit scary threads

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[-] corsicanguppy@lemmy.ca 4 points 1 year ago

and yet, my bro does a full commitment in the wilds of Ontario - Canuck troopies would guess it in one - no tick bites. Goes camping with his 6yo kid once, BAM, lyme disease and clots. Warfarin fo' lyfe, and the super-serum didn't do shit.

The universe has a sick sense of humour. Glad you survived hyperthermic tick hell, but one can't but feel like you bogarted everyone's luck that day :-D

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