Same thing happened to me about a month ago except I was in the car with my sister, my aunt, my sister's friend and my dog. Now my dog and my sister's friend and I were all in the back seat and my dog was getting anxious, we'd been in the car for over an hour. He's a big boy, about 80lbs of black lab. I usually sit on the right side of the car so that he's on my left so that he's not sitting on my ostomy. I don't know HOW it managed to happen but Shadow was moving about and pawed at my stomach on accident and somehow the "click" closure on the sensura click unclicked and the bag separated from the baseplate. Thankfully all I had eaten or drank since the morning (it was now past dinner time) was a pumpkin spice latte so that's all that was in the bag! But yea, can totally sympathize. The kicker is that were literally around the corner from home when this happened. So close, but not close enough! Thankfully we had a surplus of napkins!
Same thing happened to me about a month ago except I was in the car with my sister, my aunt, my sister's friend and my dog. Now my dog and my sister's friend and I were all in the back seat and my dog was getting anxious, we'd been in the car for over an hour. He's a big boy, about 80lbs of black lab. I usually sit on the right side of the car so that he's on my left so that he's not sitting on my ostomy. I don't know HOW it managed to happen but Shadow was moving about and pawed at my stomach on accident and somehow the "click" closure on the sensura click unclicked and the bag separated from the baseplate. Thankfully all I had eaten or drank since the morning (it was now past dinner time) was a pumpkin spice latte so that's all that was in the bag! But yea, can totally sympathize. The kicker is that were literally around the corner from home when this happened. So close, but not close enough! Thankfully we had a surplus of napkins!