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I sent this last night but didn't see it come through. Forgive me, please, if
you get it twice. :)
Barbara H.
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From: JHarper33(AT)aol.com
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To: tmic-list(AT)eskimo.com
Subject: Bladder spasms
Date: Fri, 12 Feb 1999 22:37:24 EST
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Can you actually feel your bladder spasm? Or do you just know it does from the
results? Urinary problems are one of the most distressing things, to me, since
TM. I don't self-cath, but have to be aware of where the restrooms are
everywhere I go. I do still experience frequency, leakage (though the dr.
seems to think that may be from getting older and having three rather large
children -- yet it didn't happen before TM), and occasionally feeling like I'm
having trouble completely voiding. Most of the time it is pretty well under
control now. (I actually went for a record three and a half hours on a short
trip recently without having to stop at a bathroom!!) But sometimes, without
any warning at all just all of a sudden there will be what feels like a surge
just about to come, and I have wondered if that is a bladder spasm or what. No
pain or anything internally.
Barbara H.
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