New carry bag

For a while now ive been looking for a new carry case for my colostomy products. I have the travel bag from my supplier but i didnt feel for longer journeys it was big enough and as i don't drive and do alot of walking carrying that case looked rather awkward. So the other day i checked ebay and found something that met my needs with a shoulder strap which is so much better. It arrived today and my only concern was that it was going to be too big but its the perfect size! so i thought i'd share



http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Messenger-Bag-Work-School-Dispatch-Bike-Office-Courier-/110613031429?_trksid=p5197.m7&_trkparms=algo%3DLVI%26itu%3DUCI%26otn%3D4%26po%3DLVI%26ps%3D63%26clkid%3D3493922709127706780

Hi, I also had the same problem, and although the new travel case from Welland was brilliant as it has a built in shelf and sucker for all those wonderful new toilets that have hidden cisterns etc. which leave you nowhere to put your things. I couldn't carry that as well as a handbag etc. and I also like to carry a bottle of water and a packet of biscuits as I have several times got caught in situations where I can't get anything to eat for hours at a time. I got over all this by buying a rucksack that has to come everywhere with me, but at least it makes me keep my shoulders back as I was getting a stoop from bending to protect my stomach from children with supermarket trollies!!!! Your bag looks good though and was quite a bit cheaper than mine so good for you.

The messenger bag would work and won't the guy that mugs you thinking it's a laptop be shocked when he looks inside!!!

I used one of those camping washbags that have a mirror and a hanging hook - mine was made by jack wolfskin and had loads of compartments for bags, tubes/cream, rings etc etc

@supernan Yes it's the Welland one i had, its a good idea but isn't Ideal@budd002 I was going to make a comment about you saying he then i realised for me to say that I'm basically admitting a girl could mug me. *palmface*@coral Yes they would work well too.

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