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A "Small" Problem

Have you ever gotten a moth stuck in your ear?  Well, Chelan has!  Last night he came in from the shop and informed me that a moth had flown into his ear!  Really??  How does a moth find a person's ear!  I could hear it fluttering about in his ear canal, and he could feel it burrowing in and it apparently was very painful!  In fact, I heard more cussing from him last night than I have ever heard in our 9 years together!  :) 

Anyway, after I tried and tried and tried to get it with a tweezers and worrying that I was going to poke somewhere I shouldn't, we started dumping peroxide in his ear - to drown it, maybe?  We were in unfamiliar territory!  I was just about ready to take him to the ER when I noticed a little something moving in his ear.  Thankfully, I was able to pull the thing out - alive!  Chelan insisted on taking a picture of it, and then I he took care of it! 

So, if you ever get a moth stuck in your ear, I guess we can offer some advice on how to get it out!
The culprit!

Comments

  1. GrammyOctober 4, 2011 at 5:41 PM

    Dad went to the Dr. to have a moth pulled out of his ear - and the Dr. taped it to his medical record!

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  2. VanessaOctober 5, 2011 at 11:25 AM

    Wow. Really? Wow. I can just see Chelan madder than a hornet (or a drowning moth)!

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  3. The Brew CrewNovember 4, 2011 at 8:53 PM

    This really freaked me out!! My skin is crawling!

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