Anonymous 5-Minute Survey on Stress & Incontinence Care (for caregivers and people with incontinence)

[Luke09]

Hello all!

I am a high school student working on a study about continence products. For the past year, I have watched my mother care for my grandmother who has incontinence and I want to help. I know how difficult it is not only to experience incontinence, but also to care for someone who does. Figuring out how we can reduce stress and increase quality of life for everyone involved is super important.

All you have to do is fill out this survey that takes 5 minutes. It is completely anonymous and no identifiable data is collected. Your perspective is important and should be heard.

Thank you so much in advance for helping!

Here is the link: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScVca2eyRetdRXebpnbX58HSTNoer-PqD5Zyg6UxzE6uw-sNw/viewform 

[Valentinesstuff]

I went to take your survey, but I'm not urinary incontinent. I'm bowel incontinent so the questions weren't right.

[Incont]

Interesting survey

[Slomo]

I also filled it out. And my biggest advice is this. A thick diaper that has done its job is way less noticable (and less stressful) than a thin one that has leaked.

Meaning, it's not enough just to use a proper diaper for urinary (and bowel) incontinence. You need to use a diaper that is thick enough to not leak. And the "expensive" diapers tend to need fewer changes too, so they can actually cost less than "cheaper" diapers. AND they have better acquisition and holding so you actually feel less wet and have healthier skin. And did I mention needing fewer changes, with less leaks?