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*easedguyfreak
writes: As you are already aware - I suffer from OAB. Not only does this influence my sex, love and social life - it also provokes difficulties at school. I attend a boarding school, and teachers love to prevent me from using the toilets, using whatever excuse they can. I'm often limited to using the toilet just twice a day, and forbidden from urinating at night. You may respond with "just wet yourself - it's better than being infected", but the teachers have all sorts of threats ensuring that the pupils do not just release their urine when in pain/suffering. I don't know what to do, and I'm really concerned that I'm going to catch an infection or worsen my disease. Everybody else can cope with the restrictions - I seem to be the only one struggling to hold my bladder and only release twice a day. What should I do? Reply to this Question Share |
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reader, Honeypie +, writes (4 January 2009):
Get a hold of your parents and have them talk to the headmaster, make sure they can mail him or bring him a note from your doctor, cause they way you are treated is ridiculous.
Being forced to only urinating twice a day is not healthy.
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reader, a_decent_1 +, writes (4 January 2009):
If your school teachers know about your condition then this would be regarded as an ABUSE.. You can get them in huge trouble.. All you have to do is REPORT THEM..
You don't have to worsen your condition because of a few mad people.. Just give them a punch below the waist..
G'day
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reader, anonymous, writes (4 January 2009): I'm sorry babes, it all sounds a little sadistic if you ask me. Have you explained to them your medical situation? Message me if you want to talk about anything... xxx
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reader, anonymous, writes (4 January 2009): Report them, thats bullying. Do they actually know or seen a medical note about it? If not show them, if they have, you must report it, as this is bullying. Also speak to your family about it.All the best.
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