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Sunday, November 13, 2022

JEGGINGS UPDATED WITH EASE PATCHES

I mentioned a few weeks ago, that I am now allergic to band-aids; that is concerning to me: I have been using band-aids to cover the metal shanks on my jean waist bands (https://jeastofeden.blogspot.com/2022/10/shabbat-smiles-lake-hike.html).

I can’t have any metal touching my skin. Anywhere on my body; if the metal doesn’t burn my skin and actually tear the skin away (like jewelry, and my glasses hinges), or make my earlobes swell and ooze (like pierced earrings do) … metal touching my skin causes a rash in the immediate area of affected skin, that nearly drives me crazy with the itching (like my jeans fasteners do).

No metal at all, on my skin.

And now – no band-aid adhesive in my skin: but, I’m going to do a length ability test in connection to my shoes (where the backs rub my heels), because I don’t wear my shoes as long as I wear my jeans. I may be able to skate by using band-aids on the backs of my heels for an hour or two 😉

But the band-aids are a {no-go} when it comes to being a buffer between the jeans’ fastener shank, and my skin

So, yesterday, I forced myself to stay home and got started on {doctoring} the jeans I am currently wearing – the whole 9 ct. pile … and that went so quickly, I did all of the rest before day’s end 😊

How many, you may ask, is all?

21 count.

I have 3 stacks of jeans: my “fat” jeans (I wear this pile when I put those extra pounds on – this pile gets its wear and tear in the Winter months); my “skinny jeans” (this pile is my normal weight stack by starvation measures – according to doctor's assessment; they were bought following my bump from Wife to Widow, in the Winter of 2018 – I’d lost 30 pounds doing death watch: they still look kinda new. I started eating again in the Spring 2019); and my “in-between” jeans pilethe stack I doctored first, because they get the most active duty as my weight yo-yo’s 😉

The 'troublemaker' metal shank.
A folded-over flannel square from an old receiving blanket, to cover the metal; a soft cotton {buffer}.
Pinned into position ...
The stretchy jeggings material is hard to penetrate! OUCH
I dug out an old leather 'thimble' I made eons ago. Now the necessary work is not so painful ðŸ˜‰
Now I can wear my jeans with ease - and less itch.
First 9, of 21 ct. (fat, skinny & in-between; LOL) jeggings, & regular jeans, d.o.n.e.

Now, Monday … and every day following, I’ll be able to comfortably wear my jeans, again 😊

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