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WILDWOOD MEMORIES BEGIN WITH A WILDWOOD FAMILY
VACATION IN AN ISLAND REALTY GROUP FAMILY FRIENDLY RENTAL!
100'S of Beautiful Homes and
Condos located close to the beach, boards and amusements!
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Bright up to date pictures
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Concise, full descriptions
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Convenient payment plans
including Credit Cards
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Full-time Licensed Rental
Agents on duty
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Travel Insurance available
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WILDWOOD EVENTS SCHEDULE
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 Jellyfish
and Other Beach Hazards
Jellyfish can be more harmful than they appear with
long, spindly tentacles that can inflict red welts and
severe pain. If you should happen to come into
unfriendly contact with one, however, here are some
remedies to ease your pain
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Wash the
area with sea water
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Apply
vinegar, or if it is unavailable, rubbing alcohol or
baking soda
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Remove
tentacles with tweezers
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Apply
shaving cream and shave area with a butter knife or
tongue blade
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Reapply
vinegar and apply cortisone cream
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A physician
should be contacted immediately if any of the
following symptoms develop: nausea, vomiting, joint
pain, headache, shortness of breath or a stumbling
gait
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One of our
visitors raves about the benefits of pressing a
fresh slice of papaya on the sting. Welts are
supposed to disappear within minutes
Coping
With Stings
Bees, hornets and wasps are among the more common
stingers in our area and their stings can cause pain,
swelling and redness for up to 2 days. Here are some
ways to relieve the discomfort. To avoid stings, walk
calmly away from insects and avoid wearing perfume or
bright yellow clothes when outdoors
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Drag
the stinger and sting sac out of the wound with
a needle. As a last resort, a credit card can be
used. Do not use tweezers because they could
cause more venom to be squeezed out
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Wash
the wound with soap and water and apply cold
compresses to reduce the swelling
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Take an
aspirin or Tylenol if you feel continuing
discomfort
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If you
experience dizziness or difficulty breathing,
get emergency help immediately
Please Note: This information is provided as a
guideline and not intended as medical advice. If
complications arise due to a jellyfish or insect
sting, contact your doctor immediately
ISLAND REALTY
GROUP
1701 NEW JERSEY
AVENUE - NORTH
WILDWOOD, NJ 08260
Office:
609.522.4999
e-Fax: 866.571.9766
OPEN DAILY 10am to
6pm
Joe@IRGroupNJ.com
 
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