Using disabled loo during period leakage

[moutonfou]

Using the disabled loo if there's a long queue and you're leaking blood - reasonable or unreasonable?

Not done it but was in the situation and luckily there was no queue - wondered what I would have done if there'd been one.

As a disabled person myself YANBU.

You've clearly never had a baby either!!!! 6 weeks of CONSTANT flow so bad that you have to wear adult flaming NAPPIES!!!! And that's everybody pretty much. Is even usually the case after miscarriages

Just for the record, before this puts people off childbirth for life - no, definitely not everybody. Three children, two miscarriages here, and many parent friends who haven't experienced this.

Ceto - I said 'pretty much' but Thankyou for your contribution to this thread 👍🏻

JustDont, you may care to reflect on the ordinary meaning of "pretty much", whether you have a right to police contributions to any thread, and whether passive aggression is in itself a useful contribution.

Yes I would defo do it!

I have a disabled child and a blood clotting disorder - I wouldn't judge anyone for using the disabled loo for this reason, even if I was waiting with DD. I know how it feels to have this emergency.

OK, I am disabled, I would be perfectly happy for you to use the loo for this.
(((Hugs)))

@GoodMorning1 you must be kidding. If not you are an entitled jerk.

Any emergency in which you cannot use a normal cubicle, if fine to use the accessible toilet.