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Find another doctor, get a second opionion and ask if your daughter can be referred to a child psychologist for some one-on-one counseling. If physical problems have been ruled out by one doctor, then a second opinion wouldn't hurt and surely some private (without you present) sessions might shed some light on something psychological that is going on. Kids who pee their pants like that aren't doing it for spite or out of laziness. Something is going on, though that's for sure.
My daughter started having puzzling accidents at 7, too - wetting the bed, peeing her pants, behavior problems... turned out that a few months previous a kid in her class had sexually molested her by grabbing and 'massaging' her crotch through her pants and threatened her if she told anyone. Luckily, he was caught doing it to someone else and was expelled. Hopefully off to a place to get help for himself.
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No man chooses evil because it is evil; he only mistakes it for happiness, the good he seeks.
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