Adult Bedwetting Community Group
A place for adults who still have problems wetting the bed to talk about their feelings, to discover solutions, and to talk about life in general.
Why is it that one night I can have a lot to drink at night, be really tired and yet manage to wake up in plenty of time to empty my bladder like nothing is wrong... and another night, I can drink nothing, feel perfectly well rested, and sleep right through it? I mean, that isn't the norm, I normally do much better when I'm well rested and worst when I'm really tired and stressed... but it's just so unpredictable, you know? Anybody else experience this? Anybody have any idea why I could be fine for 2 weeks in a row, then wake up wet 2 out of 3 nights without doing anything differently? I get that I have a medical condition and can't control being a bedwetter and all... but the inconsistency of it is hard to understand, not to mention maddening.
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In 2013 I had an accident resulting in spinal injury at the base of my neck with paralysis from there down, spasticity (muscle contractions and spasms) and double incontinence. Both my anus and my urethra have been left closed except with manual intervention. I hardly ever pass urine via the usual route (I have a suprapubic catheter passing directly into my bladder about 2 inches below my...
I'm sure that not knowing from one night to the next has to be frustrating. All the more reason to wear protection that is absorbent enough so that you can get a good night's sleep, whatever happens. If you awaken dry, wonderful; if your protection has indeed protected you on the nights when you needed it, wonderful too. Your first priority has to be getting a restful night's sleep; any protection which does that, even if you only need it two or three times each month, has paid for itself.
i pee the bed every night all my life
and i never have to go pee when i wake up
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