Sock seams leaving marks in s

[Guest guest]

Hi, guys! starting wearing her beautiful shoes Monday

night. I know that her heel will drop since I read other posts (Thank

goodness you guys talked about that recently, I would have been

freaking out!)- I take the shoes off regularly to check her feet. She

has developed deep red marks across the end of her feet where the seam

of the sock lays. The shoes aren't too tight (they are snug, but not

tight). I am so worried that these could start becoming actual (open

skin) sores soon. I will pad them with gauze, but any suggestions? She

is wearing the thinner Old Navy socks with the skid-proof bottom.

Would thicker socks be better or worse (the seam is pretty much the

same in the thicker socks, and it was in the thicker socks that she

developed her bad pressure sore a couple of months ago in the

Markells)? She has been sleeping so well in these wonderful s,

so I know that it is not hurting her, but the crease may be sort of a

nuisance. I just want to halt it before it does develop into something

worse. Any thoughts?

Thank you!

( 2/1/05 bcf: s 22/7)

[Guest guest]

Old Navy - I think they're the best and very cheap. small seams. So

I wouldn't change the socks at all.

But your answer is to pull the socks out very loose over the

toes. Blouse them so to speak. It's ok if they look funny, just

pull the seams out where they don't go inside the leather and that'll stop.

At 11:40 AM 2/8/2006, you wrote:

>Hi, guys! starting wearing her beautiful shoes Monday

>night. I know that her heel will drop since I read other posts (Thank

>goodness you guys talked about that recently, I would have been

>freaking out!)- I take the shoes off regularly to check her feet. She

>has developed deep red marks across the end of her feet where the seam

>of the sock lays. The shoes aren't too tight (they are snug, but not

>tight). I am so worried that these could start becoming actual (open

>skin) sores soon. I will pad them with gauze, but any suggestions? She

>is wearing the thinner Old Navy socks with the skid-proof bottom.

>Would thicker socks be better or worse (the seam is pretty much the

>same in the thicker socks, and it was in the thicker socks that she

>developed her bad pressure sore a couple of months ago in the

>Markells)? She has been sleeping so well in these wonderful s,

>so I know that it is not hurting her, but the crease may be sort of a

>nuisance. I just want to halt it before it does develop into something

>worse. Any thoughts?

>Thank you!

> ( 2/1/05 bcf: s 22/7)

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[Guest guest]

Jen,

Can you tug on the sock to pull the seam forward (so there's some

extra sock sticking out in front of her toes instead of fitting

tight)?

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> Hi, guys! starting wearing her beautiful shoes

Monday

> night. I know that her heel will drop since I read other posts

(Thank

> goodness you guys talked about that recently, I would have been

> freaking out!)- I take the shoes off regularly to check her feet.

She

> has developed deep red marks across the end of her feet where the

seam

> of the sock lays. The shoes aren't too tight (they are snug, but

not

> tight). I am so worried that these could start becoming actual

(open

> skin) sores soon. I will pad them with gauze, but any suggestions?

She

> is wearing the thinner Old Navy socks with the skid-proof bottom.

> Would thicker socks be better or worse (the seam is pretty much

the

> same in the thicker socks, and it was in the thicker socks that

she

> developed her bad pressure sore a couple of months ago in the

> Markells)? She has been sleeping so well in these wonderful

s,

> so I know that it is not hurting her, but the crease may be sort

of a

> nuisance. I just want to halt it before it does develop into

something

> worse. Any thoughts?

> Thank you!

> ( 2/1/05 bcf: s 22/7)

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