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Now I have had the prostate cancer operation and I know I will never be dry again, but in all honesty I don’ mind as I feel secure in my underwear and happy that I am helping to keep the world a drier place!!

Nice to have a dedicated inco forum, there are always new things to learn about management etc.

I've always had issues with needing to urinate more than average. 
A couple years ago it got more frequent, and I wore diapers for a time until I had to move out of my own place, and I found it awkward when living with others so tried to manage without them.
Recently though, it got much worse fast, and found myself going to the toilet 6+ times an hour, so am now wearing diapers and everyone is being very accepting.
I do find it difficult that even with diapers I still struggle to urinate unless I'm standing up, means things like car journeys still get really uncomfortable, but still, diapers are helping a lot at most times.

It's been difficult for me being reliant on diapers, as I am new to managing when going out in terms of when/where to change & hygiene, learning how many I need, budgeting etc.
So, I mostly came here for that type of support, and general emotional support, and to support other where I can.

I'm still going through tests to find the medical cause for what is going on.

Thanks all, see you around the Forum!

I'm Stanley, I'm 65.

I have urge incontinence, OAB, prostatisis and a bladder neck obstruction which causes me a whole load of fun and games.

Sometimes I'm 'dry'....sometimes I'm constantly needing to go.

My problems began about 16 years ago and I started having accidents about 3 years ago. Trouble is, there's no telling how my bladder will behave from day to day....and, if I try to hold for too long, I find my flow clamps up and I can't go..

It's just easier to pad up and get on with things.

I've had and overactive bladder since I was about 6 years old, having a lot of urgency and flare ups that would make me run to the bathroom every few minutes. Doctors kept shrugging it off saying I was too young to be dealing with bladder issues so I gave up trying to fix it. At around 32, I started experiencing leaks, and a few years later decided to talk to my doctor about it just to make sure it was nothing serious. That led to me finally getting a diagnosis of OAB and urge incontinence this year.

My incontinence is pretty mild, but I found diapers to be the best way for me to feel control over my bladder, which is something I've never had. I've been wearing diapers 24/7 for over 5 years now and consider myself a DL. How both my bladder issues and DL side fit together has caused a bit of confusion for me overall. I've been looking for online support groups where IC members aren't shamed for also being DL while I learn to accept both my diagnosis and enjoyment for wearing diapers. 

During the last weeks i read a lot on DD, but could not find myself to fit in. So, i like to give this forum a try.

I am from Germany, 49 years of age, and incontinent for about five years now. The reason is not completely clear, it is diagnosed as Neurogenic Bladder > Neurogenic Detrusor Overactivity > Terminal Detrusor Overactivity combined with Detrusor-Sphincter-Dysfunction. This results in loosing about half my bladder volume when reaching the maximum capactiy.

In the last month this changed a lot, maybe it is my new medication, my bladder is now more like in a "Reflex-Bladder" working mode at times. 

The reason maybe my Polyneuropathy and Dysautonomia.

Perhaps i find here some people from ADISC who still know me. 

Best wishes

Pino

Still trying to find a new supplier for my cloth diapers. The one I had retired. I have tried several other suppliers who claim to have the best, but I am not happy with their products.

I've been an AB pretty much my entire life, although I didn't really recognize it until I was a teen. So I am not a newcomer to wearing diapers. That's a good thing.

In October I started up a new set of meds, all of which have diarrhea as a side effect. I have a consult with a telenurse every three weeks. The first one went fine, I had had no problems from my meds. The next weekend, I had a weak end. I was standing talking to friend at a gaming convention, when I had a very uncomfortable and uncontrollable wet fart. It was a good thing I was wearing a diaper.

Over the next month I had several more accidents, about every week. These ranged from small leaks to fairly large messes. Again I'm glad I'm an AB. This culminated at Thanksgiving dinner, where I again had a wet messy fart. No warning to these. Yay for diapers!

I've told the telenurse about this and we've been adjusting both the amount and formulation of my meds.

So in the past couple of months I've had a dozen or accidents, ranging from a small leakage to a complete uncontrollable emptying of my bowels.

Has any one else had this reaction to the meds they take?

I am fortunate to have a full time job, but in my free time I try to stay active. I love hiking, yoga, and kayaking. I am also an avid crocheter and love to try new restaurants. I look forward to meeting everyone!

The only odd thing is that I've noticed when I'm in a completely new bed, I'm completely fine, at least for the first couple of nights. Anyone else had this? 

I suppose my nerve endings are getting worse as recently during the day I've found myself having a sudden urge to go to the loo. I find this mostly sitting down. 

I've got a doctors appointment soon but I fear that they're just going to shove more pills in me, I want to get to the root problem and fix it!!

Thank you!!

Bedwetting is expensive to manage.  I’m ever seeking ways to economize: price-shopping and bargain-hunting.  I want to stay informed with product reviews and availability.

I’m not much of a joiner; more of a lurker.  However, I’m listening, even when I don’t say much.

More on a “need to know” basis.

there is not much to say honestly but i will go over some basic stuff about myself:

i am a boy

i am pretty young for the internet lol

english is NOT my first language

and i like video games

i have a high privacy and security thread model (if you know my age you would freak out lol) and thats mostly why i am not sharing much atm.

my dms are also open (for almost* anything)

nice to meet you :)

and have a nice day!

-coolkid

I figured I’d drop by and get a sense of others’ stories, and maybe see if anyone else began this unfortunate journey seemingly apropos of nothing.  Anyway, hi.  I look forward to getting to know you all a bit better!

I hesitated for a long time to introduce myself and share my experience with you. I have been incontinent for 3 years now. At the time, I often had to urinate quite frequently during the day but I always managed to hold myself back and go to the bathroom. I still remember that horrible day when I had my first bladder leaks. it was a difficult moment for me because it was the beginning of my incontinence and I never thought I would be one day in my life. After examinations at the urologist, I suffer from urge incontinence . my life was completely turned upside down and it took me a long time to accept it.
Over time, I finally found a balance in my life with my treatment (Vesicare) which reduced my urgent urges to urinate. unfortunately, I'm still incontinent and like most people here I have to wear diapers out of necessity. I took a long time to find suitable protection and I was very afraid of going out and having leaks. I now wear Northshore supreme briefs and despite heavy incontinence, I manage to live my daily life better, I feel protected and much less anxious. Even if the days are not always easy, I feel better. I hope to find answers for a better quality of life thanks to the forum;

I hope my English is not too bad.🙂

David

I am hoping to meet some like minded folks, or at least some others who are dealing with incontinence while also trying to live a full life. 😁

I believe forums like this can be useful tools for people struggling with any form of incontinence at any time in their lives.  I struggled with bedwetting for most of my life (college was hell at times living in the dorms) and then I gradually lost my daytime control around 10-12 years ago.  I spent a lot of time being terrified people were going to find out about me wetting myself and/or wearing diapers for protection.  Now, after all this time, I don't really even bother trying to hide it from anyone.   It's not that I advertise my incontinence or make it obvious to anyone but most all of my friends know and what little family I have left all know about my situation.  My quality of life went way up when I stopped worrying about it so much.  I still get the jitters now and then when I tell someone new, like when I went to stay with a couple of friends in Houston for 4 days last summer and I just decided to get it out of the way on my first day there and nothing else was said the rest of the visit.  It's nice to be here and meet you all.  Feel free to chat with me anytime!

CJ