what r u doing when it happens?

Do you self cath/use the restroom prior to you PT?

Are u able to wear a Poise pad to OR so that your active wear doesn't get wet?

I think I am stop going learn nothing

I stopped going to PT too was the worst mistake I ever made. My PT was evil and mean and worked me so hard, I didn't think I was learning anything either. Keep going to PT, cuz if you don't your body will get weaker than it is already.

Don't stop going ... in the long run, ur MS will respond to all the positives you'll learn.

Don't stop going. Excuse yourself to go to the restroom. I stopped doing my at home PT & I can barely walk now. I had made marked improvement at the end of my sessions & kept up at home for over a year but had 1 bad week of throwing up and let it slide:~( it is so hard to get back into the habit. My insurance stopped paying so I had to stop going in.

I always have to go before any appointment and after. Seems like it is much more than I go at home but having an appointment can add more stress and more times to go.

It does help to cath. Hope you do that. It does empty the bladder the most.

I add to the sentiment that PT is important but you can get some bad therapists. Most of the ones I have had were bad but I just found one who helped me the most so far. I am just starting back after a long time with a disgusting opinion of PT. But my neuro referred me after a year of more progression and I real happy he did.

MS can get better with exercise. Too bad that they charge so much for PT and so many of them are a waste of time and money. I had one who was juggling 3 patients within the hour. I didn't get much attention from her. I am just glad that I found someone good. Just keep looking if you are unhappy with yours.

No different urinary problems when I did PT. I wear adult briefs all the time anyway.

I made calls to two local PT companies, and told them that I was specifically looking for someone who had experience with MS patients. Didn't know to do that when I did PT several years ago.

After about 14 sessions, my therapist advised me to continue the exercises at home - they were all written down, quite a few with stick figure pictures - but she told me that she couldn't do anything more for me. Doing the exercises at home at least keeps me where I am. No improvement, but no worse either.