Going at work or public bathroom

Peter855Member

Hi, I know this topic was once covered a long time ago, but I need to bring it up again. I have been very fortunate over the last 10 years to have access to single bathrooms at work with a sink within arms reach for irrigation. (I kneel in front of the toilet). I have become very proficient at sneaking in and out in 10 minutes so long as I have a source of water.

I may be moving to another building that doesn't have single bathrooms. So I will have to figure out how to empty the pouch while sitting down on a toilet, directing the catheter between my legs (?) and all without water? Then what to do with the catheter when I am done.

What do others do? I don't want to take softeners to be able to go without the need for water. If I drink tons of water will that enable the emptying with irrigation?

Thanks! Peter

2/26/1612:04 AM

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