Yes Quadius, I saw your picture.....Your way is very similar to mine, that bag
is a cool idea. Dan H.
Quadius <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Same here Danny. I sent a link with a
picture, but I failed to mention that I have put leg bags on the side of my
chair when I was in the hospital. You can easily cover all of it up and no one
really has to know. In fact, whenever I go into the hospital for any procedure
that requires me to get out of the chair I have to show the nurses where the
bag is hanging. They haven't seen it in 11 years.
If my memory serves correct on that the only time anyone has ever even
noticed that, other than people that know me real well, it is when I was
searched going into some events a while back. They definitely didn't dwell too
long on my search after that. :-)
Quadius
On 7/13/07, Danny Hearn <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: I wear a large nightbag
always....I just hang it on the side of my chair and kinda cover it and help
hold it in place with a leather carry tote type bag that I store my ID and
stuff in, the leather bag is much smaller but I go shopping and to restaurants
or anywhere.I wear shorts too....no-one has ever even asked about it in 10
years except a few curious young kids .I always turn the bag in so no one can
see the urine side only the white bag backside. Me and my wife figure why hide
it --it is our way of life. We change the bag every 2 weeks but use the supra
pubic catheter 1 full month before change. Dan
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: In a message dated 7/13/2007 1:12:53 PM Eastern
Daylight Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
They do have belly bags. Cost a little more but well worth it.
is there surgery involved? Is this used with a regular indwelling foley?
these are probably stupid questions but i don't understand how it works. i'd
love to wear shorts again.
diane
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