What do you all think of this person talking about embracing incontinence

[Iken]

 

[Inconinmiss]

I think that enjoying incontinence is better than suffering from it.

[Incont]

Brave, good on her!

[Scarth]

i think its fantastic 

[dotcrawl2020]

Well between curse your whole life or make your best despite incontinence, I would just choose the second option.

[Iken]

She has a Youtube page, Instagram page and is now the spokeswoman for Northshore

https://www.youtube.com/@BumblePree

Edited March 24, 2024 by Iken

[Slomo]

Yeah. When life gives you lemons you learn to like lemonade. And when life gives you incontinence issues you learn to like diapers.

I've also never hidden I was abdl before I became incontinent. In a way that made things worse for me at first. I sort of felt like I was making up the excuse to wear diapers 24/7. Eventually I realized I loved wearing diapers AND legitimately needed them too. So embracing diapers was the best thing I've ever done.

[Richard]

I woke up one day and had a blurry spot in my left eye. Long story short, I have accepted my new normal of being legally blind although I actually have low vision. I am legally blind in right eye. VA considers me legally blind so i’ve accepted that. I have since made so many friends within the Veteran’s community, esp. the BVA. I now have accepted incontinence as another new normal and have learned how to have fun with it (making lemonade). I no longer need to endure stinky port-a potty’s or share public restrooms with something that died. When I pee in public I smile to myself knowing no one is the wiser. 

[Slomo]

Ah, another veteran. I'd say welcome to the club, but the board of vet appeals? You TRAITOR!! No, just kidding. The appeals board fixed me right up with a 50% when my assessment Dr wanted to assign me 10%. It was a process, but glad it was in place.