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daddyluver
Asked September 2010
My dad has late-stage alzimers and after he takes a bath, he pees or poops in the bath! What can I do?
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Sep 2010
Can't you do what you used to do with a little kid? You tell them they have to use the toilet before going into the tub/pool.
09/10/2010 13:27:05
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