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Yes! This! Also, bearing in mind what the other commenters have said so far, what about the idea of a modified ISC? If you took a Nelaton catheter and chopped off the end (can't remember the proper term - coude?) and smoothed it off so that it would be inserted into the penis and was exactly long enough to pass through the external sphincter and partially into the prostate where the open end sat? The 'plug' on the outer end being flush with the meatus would give a guide and a repeatable insertion position (neglecting the effect of the penis 'changing length' *coughs*).
Do you guys think that might work? The things I wonder about are: would the end remain 'open' (is patent the right word?) given the nature of the urethra at that point? What about the infection risk? I think this is better than a cath open to the bladder because I assume infection could only enter the urethra. But of course a (say) 2" stent carefully positioned would be better still because there is no open end to atmosphere. But, like has been said, positioning then becomes tricky.
Maddison considered explaining why it was prune juice, but decided against it; she let it go and let Emilly grumble. Before long, Camilla and Ana returned with Alice and took the girls out of their high chairs. Alice and Emilly headed to the living room—starting the first task of their new teenage routine: making their beds. Maddison went upstairs to help Ana, and in the bedroom, she asked:
"What do you think about our babies getting closer?"
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