I'm writing to share an experience at your Camden location today that left me angry and, honestly, disappointed beyond words. My youngest daughter was diagnosed with a severe UTI less than ten minutes before we arrived at your pharmacy. As soon as we entered, she frantically asked where the restroom was. (She had JUST went before we left the doctors office) The staff member behind the counter politely told us there wasn't one available for customers. I understood -- she was simply following policy, and I didn't argue. I told my daughter I didn't know what to tell her wasn't being mean I was being honest with her. She'd have to hold it. I was overwhelmed but I understand policy. While I was speaking with the pharmacist about our prescription, my daughter was still struggling to hold it. The pharmacist said it would take a few minutes and mentioned we could go across the street to find a restroom while we waited. Unfortunately, in that short exchange, my daughter had another accident right there in the store. I was overwhelmed, embarrassed for her, and trying to hold it together. I told my daughter we'd have to go sit in the car since I didn't have another change of clothes, this is when the pharmacist told us we could go across the street as it would take a few minutes so I went to Food Lion so she could clean up. Thankfully, they allowed us to use their restroom, and I was able to dry her clothes under a hand dryer so she wouldn't develop a rash. After about ten to twelve minutes, we came back to pick up her prescription. A different employee asked for our name, which I gave, and while waiting, I overheard staff chatting casually. In the middle of that unrelated conversation, one staff member suddenly said loudly, "Hey -- as a mom in Kershaw County, don't you know where all the restrooms are?" Another replied, "Oh yes, I do -- they always seem to go right when you sit down somewhere." That comment was clearly about me and my daughter. It was cruel, condescending, and completely uncalled for. It wasn't about policy -- I accepted your restroom policy without complaint. What I can't accept is being mocked and mom-shamed by employees for something that was already distressing and humiliating. We're new to Camden -- just over six months here -- and I've only used your pharmacy a handful of times, preferring to support local businesses. We haven't had a chance to explore this town and I still use GPS to go anywhere.... I had planned to transfer all of our prescriptions here from my home delivery service. After today, that will not be happening. Compassion and respect should be a given in a hometown business, especially one that serves families read more