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Old 01-05-2014, 09:54 AM #11
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Still seems to be helping. I haven't had an accident since this medication started kicking in. And even with a full bladder, I haven't felt the sudden urgency that was so awful. Also, I'm drinking a little more water now.

Overall, I still feel horrible, which was expected, but it's nice to at least not have the extra worry, especially at work.
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