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Old 01-18-2012, 10:58 PM #9
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I also have a neurogenic bladder. In years past I would try to hurry when using the restroom but I know now that it just does not work. I have to sit and let my bladder relax so that I can empty.

I work in a retail store with 14 employees and one shared restroom. This is a real challenge for me but I make sure that I have time to sit at least one extra minute for emptying.
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