You guys will know!! 😊😊

Ok young person went to Thailand and rode a scooter ~ subsequently had an accident ~ lost most of skin on both legs, which of course became infected 😮 (Nope you can't put an old head on young shoulders) Now most of the skin has healed but it's overly sensitive, clothes on their legs hurt. This person lives in a very cold part of Australia (it's across from Antarctica) What do you wear in the UK when it's ridiculously cold???

[Hidden]

Sorry the person is a girl 😋

[Madlegs1 in reply to Hidden]

Hot pants?

Sorry - couldn't resist that.

I'm in NZ at present where it's midwinter , and the guys wear shorts. Crazy!

Is silk out for a covering? It would be very sheer and gentle? I'm sure you have tried everything. Really sorry for your situation. I hope someone comes up with a better solution.

Cheers.

[Hidden in reply to Madlegs1]

That's soo cute 😊 Apparently that's what she is wearing and just turning the heater up! ! I will recommend silk to her ~ Thank you!! 😄

[Hidden]

Thermals are very soft if your friends legs are moisturised they may not stick or scrape to badly, and will certainly keep them warm, maybe a few sizes to big-so they are not to fitted.👍😊

[Hidden in reply to Hidden]

Cool 😊 Good idea ~ will tell her of your suggestion ~ thankyou!!

[Shawnie]

I live in the far north of Scotland..... so very cold at times up here....and I would recommend fine silk as a thermal under layer. Should be gentle enough? Hope you find something to help

[Hidden]

Thank you Shawnie, silk is a great idea, will definitely pass this on, thank you

[frog]

Hi, just an idea, and you would have to check with a chemist or GP, but you can get anti chaff cream which helps prevent soreness and rubbing.

Maybe worth finding out.

Good luck.

[Hidden in reply to frog]

Totally worth finding out ~ I will soo pass this on ~ shes being doing blasted pain meds reckons she is off them, hmmm