ACCEPTING INCONTINENC DIAPERS AND PULLUPS Community Group
HELPING EACH OTHER WITH INCONTINENCE ISSUES AND GETTING OVER THE SOCIAL STIGMA OF HAVING TO USE ,WEAR AND BUY ABSORBENT PRODUCT SUCH AS DIAPERS AND PULL-UPS
Andy45
I have had to go to wearing adult diapers and I really am haveing a hard time with it I guess I just need to talk to someone about this issue. It is all through the night and sometimes during the day
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I had to start wearing diapers full time when I was 42. At first I was like so many others, concerned about how they will work for my active life style. My urologist had me try all the medications, self cathing, Foley Catheters and even Botox injections into the bladder and nothing helped. So far diapers have been the saving grace to allow me to live the quality of life and active life that I live. yes I was concerned that someone might see/hear my diaper, but what I found is that we notice our diapers because we are scared about it and others don't notice it. Diapers to me is just my underwear. Most people wear all kinds of diffeent underwear and no one ever says anything about it, so as long as I don't push my diaper into someone's face they never noticed. Every year I MC a large event where I am up in front of 400+ people and no one has noticed. I have walked in several 5k walks and even been in and around very large crowds as well as flying and taking vacations in Washing DC where everywhere you go your bag gets scanned or checked. Even at those times, no one said anything about my spare diapers in my bags.
This year I have been in and out of the hospital for procedures and surgery and always wore my diaper and took my own extra diaper. Never once did anyone say anything about it. In fact I went into surgery in a damp diaper and they never took it off.
Give a shout out anytime you need to talk.
I realise that your original post is a year ago so I hope things are better. Lots of good advice.
I think we are more conscious of/worried about wearing protection than we should be. Never has anybody asked me if I was ‘wearing a nappy!’ If they did I would say ‘yes’ and tell them why. End of issue!
At the end of the day it’s a medical issue and we need to manage it in whatever way is best for us.
For me it is adult diapers/nappies/briefs, call them what you will
All the best