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Re: First Aid in the Garden
Andrew -- one of the most important tools in the first aid kit is an
up-to-date tetanus record. Gardeners can be subjected to the disease by
handling manures, getting cut or punctured by metal, poked by a woody stick
and other hazards. My doc, who is extremely conservative, recommends active
gardeners have their tetanus shots up-to-day. I'd say it's most important if
you handle a lot of manure from horses.
Jo Ellen Meyers Sharp
Indianapolis Zone 5
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