fecal incontinence Multiple Sclerosis

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hmmm.......

This sounds daunting. I do not have assistance.
A Fleet "rep" said to use their saline enema; it
would take five minutes to work. She said a glycerin
suppository could take up to 24 hours! I hate laxatives; my 74 YEAR OLD gi tract is upset for days.

THANK YOU, PATRICK!

 

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Loss of bowel control can be difficult. Believe me, I do know. Lacking mobility and assistance make it even more challenging. Can you apply for care from your local Social Security office or a county agency? Perhaps an agency on aging? Does the Multiple Sclerosis Society have an office you can contact for advice and assistance? Good luck and keep us informed.

 

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Many thanks, Patrick, for your suggestions and encouragement! I see a neurologist at the MS center of NY Hospital. Her physician assistant had no suggestions.
Your suggestion of the MS Society is a good idea.

 

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I hope at least one of these will work for you.

 

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Dear Patrick,
I appreciate your hopefulness; thank you!
May I wish you bright Blessings for happiness,
health, and peace on Easter.

Cheers,
April

 

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April,
The Easter present I want this year is to read that you have secured the assistance you need and that this difficulty is resolved in your favor. Good luck and keep us informed.

 

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Thank you! May God please richly bless your compassion.
Happy Easter.