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Peter – – that's a very impressive assembly line that you have set up as well as an amazing design. Thanks so much for sharing it with us. If I develop gas in the future I will definitely check out your technique. I know that I have gas because at times there is some frothiness in the output or at least I'm assuming that's gas, but I don't have a gas leaking problem to the extent it smells. Have you been back to Cleveland clinic on an annual basis ? And what did they say about the gas leak?

I concur with Sharon that it's important to drink juices and other liquids, as she specified.

As for irrigating at work, you could take a bottle of water with you to the restroom. Guys carry around water bottles so that should be OK. And that would give you more water to fill your catheters. Janet

4/8/1611:25 PM

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