Meghan Markle Fan to sue Duchess after the suffering of ‘catastrophic’ Burns’

Patrick said exclusively to Radaronline.com: “Initially I experienced a mild tingling feeling without discomfort.

“While the water level rose to cover my legs and reached my buttocks, I started to feel burning and considerably discomfort in those areas.

“I immediately left the bath, stopped the water and later stirred the bath water with my right hand and arm to assess the mixture.”

She continued: “This resulted in extra burning sensations on my hand and poor.

“After draining the bath, I applied Gold Bond -lotion, which did not provide relief followed by Lidocaine sprays that temporarily relieved the pain.

“That evening, while showering, I experienced intensely burning while water contacted the affected areas that had developed into ulcers.”