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    • @FretaBWet & @LilRugrat wow I am sorry to hear that.  It is weird that you both experienced that.  Those companies need better boxes so that when they ship they do not get torn by the nitwits who deliever the products.
    • Thank you @DailyDi I need to do something as I am sick of being poor.
    • Seven months. Or rather, I was changing out the foley every month, for seven months. I started out with sever urge incontinence combined with a deteusor sphincter dysynergia. Basically that meant I'd get an urge, and the longer I went without peeing, the more painful it got. And with the DSD, when I tried to relax to pee my sphincter would clanp shut instead. So it would take me way too long to go, with lots of pushing and straining just to produce a small stream. And all that straining was causing even worse problems. So to give my body a break, one urologist suggest a semi-permament catheterization. It did help, but after seven months I developed a urethral sensitivity. So the catheyers also started hurting, and I had to stop using them. And immediately after taking the last one out, everything went right back to the way it was beforehand. My underlying conditions were the same. And the catheters had not weakened my sphincter at all. 
    • At least they repackaged it. I’ve had torn up boxes with it’s contents spilling out delivered!
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