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bed wetting and becoming dependent on diapers

davey 78
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davey 78 is life long bed wetter liveing with it
bed wetter whole life

i was in a bad car accident when i was 18 mos old and wet the bed to...

08/05/08
davey 78
Topics:Bedwetting and incontinence

i was wonder if my bed wetting  and slight day time leakage will lead to me needing diaper 24/7 i have ask my doc and he just says we will have to see

thank you  for your opinion or maybe personal experience

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Papa
Wednesday, August 06, 2008

Davey, One wears what one needs. If it is a pad that works then wear a pad, only you know what is needed. It isn't hard to figure out. They are called many names, "products", Briefs, absorbant underwear, etc. But they are all still diapers. What varies is the absorbancy and only you know how much protection works (ie: keeps the bed dry or your pants dry). It is nor easy and all I can add is that you will never have a diaper on that is too absorbant but that you will learn.  Papa

Jasmine Schmidt
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Jasmine D. Schmidt is an educational consultant whose work experience...

Tuesday, August 12, 2008

Incontinence can sometimes worsen to the point of leaking quite frequently. However, there are many treatments available, and if one works for you, then you might not need to use absorbent products at all. Talk to your doctor about finding out what is causing your leakage so that you can start trying to find a way to treat the underlying problem.

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