Reply to "Protective Pads for a diverted pouch?"

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Thanks, Saff. I think I'll give maternity pads a try, nothing else is really working. I didn't know anything about maternity pads as I have no kids! I was on a walk yesterday and felt it coming on, I was about 2 miles from home. So, since there is no way whatsoever to hold that stuff in, it leaked on my Always pad. Eventually, the pad absorbed it, but in the meanwhile, things were a mess. I am actually looking forward (kinda) to having this pouch outta me. Tired of the mess/fistulas/abscesses. Are you considering having yours taken out?

2/12/185:46 PM

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