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to BadBoyinPA : after the infusion. The liquid remains in the sack. The body breaks it down continuously. the sack is shrinking from hour to hour. the more filling the too longer the shrinking of the sack takes
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So how do you get that out of your sack, or do you walk around like that?? Needle???
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