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		<title>Webs, women, and continence.</title>
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			<description>Dear Webs,
Although not a female, I can relate to your issue personally.  I have a neobladder and although not continent, I wouldn't say I am incontinent either.  I function as close to normally during the day as possible but have my trials at night when I too get up 4-6 times to change my depends and bed pad.  I have found that when not to tired, I can move about the house for 5-10 minutes and &quot;pee freely&quot; after that to some degree. I catheterize myself when I really don't want to get up in the next 3-4 hours.  Kegals help a lot but in the meantime I scritch, scritch, scritch along as well.  - Al</description>
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