Recent content by buenare

The fact that you are learning to love someone unconditionally makes you incredible.

Do a little test. Put a diaper on under your clothes on a random day without telling your so and see if they notice. They obviously know about the diapers so their radar may be more attuned to it, but if even they do notice, you'll know how likely it is the public would.

Actually, employees are not allowed to ask for any evaluation on any specific medical condition you have. If you are asking for special accommodations Like extra break time to change then they may require a doctor's note, but the note can and should be very vague. Note: only ask for...

In general, all spinal anesthetics will receive a catheter. In people who are not incontinent this is actually because of fluid retention, not the possibility of leaking. Chances are if you tell the surgeon nobody will be notified. It is best to tell the clinicians in the preoperative area...

I see you are in Georgia. If you are close to the diaper depot in stone mountain, Helen is awesome and I'm sure she would help you find the right size.

Or your dad is an abdl :O

I imagine many wives are including their husband for this poll to make sense.

Simple. ABU Simple.

I actually wore today under my scrubs. I think nobody was any wiser of it. That said, another tip regarding scrubs: If you are still jittery/nervous about buying diapers at a medical supply company, go in wearing scrubs. They will immediately assume you are buying it for a patient/client...

Actually, this isn't true. General and spinal anesthesia cause urinary retention. During the case patients continue to receive fluid and, unless there is something wrong with their kidneys, still make urine. This causes bladder distention...and if it gets too large damage can occur...