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To my buddy Marysue:
I can’t help but say this! in your post about BCG you say that guys can just go in bottles. you had to know I would pick on you about that. But really? guys can go in a bottle. Well, admittedly, I never did try to go in a bottle, well, not a soda water bottle anyway. I found trees and bridge abutments to work well.Cans are good in they are open (no partially open sharp lids please. Well, i will try a bottle and let you know. I wonder if Jack ever used a bottle? Now I am talking about my adult life. age 10 and up i wont discuss but I was pretty creative.
Ki
I always had a plastic container in the car driving home from a BCG treatment, but never had to use. Advantage being I lived only 20 minutes from the hospital.
JackI guess I need to confess. And. I hate that. However when I was younger I had a 17′ sailboat. I was doing some internship at a medical center and my boss sold it to me. Fortunately at a price I could afford. I think s d to get plastic urinals and kept at least one on the boat. It got a lot of use. It was fun too!l
Okay you guys are just too much!!! LOL!!!
As for peeing in a bottle…..Jeesh! do I have to teach you everything?
When I last looked a woman’s anatomy doesn’t allow for equality in this area. Ki, ask your wife how she’d like to try to pee into a container on a highway in -20 weather. I think she’d brain you with the container!!
Seriously, I too, had an old ice cream bucket with a lid that I brought with me in the car. I never had to use it as I wore thick Poise or Tena pads and they caught any leakage but it still bothers me to no end that people have to travel with this drug inside them. I believe that it is dangerous not only to the patient but anyone that has to treat you if you are in a car accident and can’t tell anyone.
Anyhow, enough about that. Thanks for the laugh! (((((HUGS))))
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