Oh and untangling things. Lots of that. Especially when your patients is on 10 drips, a ventilator, has a chest tube, urinary catheter, on CRRT, proned, etc.

I just got back from having my catheter and packing removed after bottom surgery, and I got to see my pussy! It... looks like a vagina. I'm impressed by how happy everything is. And I'm so much more comfy now!

But do I want more control? Do I want my bladder (and catheter) filling up until I think to turn the tap? Or just to let it flow into the bag as it wants? I'm undecided. And nervy.

pray for me chat, i have an appointment with my surgeon tomorrow and i hope they clear me to take the catheter out 🙏

Ici ils avaient trouvé chouette de mettre un cathéter et une perf au bras où elle suçait son pouce "ça lui passera l'habitude". Eczéma incroyable du pouce jusqu'au cathéter "oh tiens c'est bizarre on a jamais eu ça"

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Did the bladderwash myself this morning, under the supervision of District Nurse Gemma. Think we might try the next strength up next time, if that's what the mysterious item my GP has sent to the pharmacy turns out to be. Might also try a catheter tap instead of bags. #CatheterChat#FuckCancer

catheter: I’m going in

Agree with this Sam, thank you for the clarity. Again GPs not helped by poor comms. We have a person who does meds & one who does referrals. Don’t know who she is or how to contact direct. Husband sent to A&E 4/5 times in ten months for catheter change. No help in community from DNs.

Just properly saw it without dressings or anything as went to pee now the catheter is out and 🥹