katmu
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- Aug 8, 2013
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I know my situation might be a little unique with my leg, but I'm assuming some other ladies over 40 are maybe not fond of some of the shorts I see in stores now. What do you pack for Disney during the warmer months? This will be my first trip since my accident, and I do need to wear a farrow wrap (looks sort of like a strong compression sleeve) on my calf full time to contain the swelling in my leg due to lymphedema caused by the surgery I needed to repair my fractures. At home, I do not wear shorts or skirts above the knee without leggings as I'm pretty self-conscious of both the lymphedema and the large scars on both sides of my leg. I've only tried wearing shorts once on a Princess cruise since the accident and a couple of women stared and made some pretty rude comments so I haven's shown the leg since.
I'm worried about being miserable in the heat though in long pants. I do have some wicking-type pants, and some linen jogger-type pants but we don't have Florida-type humidity even in August here in Minnesota. I have quite a few lightweight tops so that probably shouldn't be a problem. For shoes, I'm planning to bring my New Balance fresh foam as they are the most comfortable for me plus a backup pair and a pair of sandals. It's mostly the bottoms where I'm struggling with what to pack.
I'm worried about being miserable in the heat though in long pants. I do have some wicking-type pants, and some linen jogger-type pants but we don't have Florida-type humidity even in August here in Minnesota. I have quite a few lightweight tops so that probably shouldn't be a problem. For shoes, I'm planning to bring my New Balance fresh foam as they are the most comfortable for me plus a backup pair and a pair of sandals. It's mostly the bottoms where I'm struggling with what to pack.