Travelling with incontinence

[@graemeroberts2935]

The national public toilet registry is such a good idea. If only the United States would develop such a resource. And the information available in Australia is vastly more comprehensive and useful.

[@maximusheronimus23980]

what would be your best tip with carrying supplies? a wheelded bag, or a big backpack?

[@ContinenceAus]

Hi Maximus thank you for your message. We recommend contacting our free Helpline nurses who can assist with your enquiry, the number is 1800 33 00 66

[@maximusheronimus23980]

sorry i'm outside from Australia, but thanks anyway !

[@zmw711]

Perhaps a wheelbarrow.

[@sjordan7085]

LOL, what a great question. Finally, I have been to see a Gyn Urologist, could not believe how full her office was, more like Picaddily Circus! Guess, I'm not the only one having to deal with the daily annoyance of running to the loo in fear of not making it in time. Who ever heard of botox for the bladder? Well, if it works, I'll give it a try, but at this point, I'm ready to 'jump in at the deep end' with the most drastic treatment, to rid myself of this life limiting plague! Acupuncture sounds appealing, whatever works, so long as it is permanent, and not just a quick fix that needs redoing in few months. Seems to me, that having an RV with one's own personal loo available at all times, seems the least risky option. How else can one relax, until the issue is sorted?