Recent content by ornitorrinco

Like others, I suggest you consider the capacity of the diaper you are using. When I was using a lower capacity diaper (whatever the best TENA was at the time), I would keep a fresh one bedside so if I got too wet and got close to, or started leaking, I could change in bed. Now that I use a...

I have been away from ADISC for a couple of years, but I wanted to post back and let you know how I'm doing. With my family I've survived the pandemic pretty well. I'm still in diapers 24/7 (for about a year and a half now? I've stopped keeping track). With my kids being home for months at a...

I don't understand this comment. Can you elaborate please? Thanks!

Re: CoJCoLDS - it’s an attempt at humor since the church recently asked us to not use LDS/Mormon.

Thank you! I went there today. It is a great store, and a great resource. Wish they stocked all-white onesies. I like the onesie to keep everything in place and help protect my secret identity while at work or around my kids, so white (or at least solid color) onesie is a necessity.

LDS/Mormon/Member of CoJCoLDS. Served a mission. Graduated from BYU. DL while discovering my AB side. Currently wearing diapers 24/7 as an experiment. (I'm in week 7.)

ABU Simple Ultra.

A suitcase. Also a good place to hide kids' christmas and birthday presents.

Currently working from home, wearing a t-shirt and ABU Little Paws. The best part is that I'm in web conferences throughout the day, and nobody on the video call can tell. :)

When I was in college, I used my suit case as a place to stash the diapers. Nobody questioned why I had a suitcase, and nobody but me ever had a reason to open the suitcase. It was just in my closet, like all my roommates kept their suitcases in their closets. Everybody, I think, just assumed it...

I was diagnosed with idiopathic bi-lateral peripheral neuropathy last year, which is medical-speak for "I'm loosing sensation in my feet and legs and they don't know why." (I'm not diabetic, and my neurologist did a very comprehensive workup to eliminate many other potentially scary causes.) I...

None of you would have likely heard of me, but in my own professional niche I'm quite well known. I'm frequently invited to speak at conferences, and I have a relatively well-known blog. I've given training classes around the world. At industry events, I frequently meet people who have been...

It's like when my wife was pregnant and people would walk up and touch her stomach. Especially weird when it was a man. Yeesh!! I would politely, but firmly respond to people and say, "Excuse me, that makes me uncomfortable. Please stop." Stand up for yourself, and don't let people touch you in...

Hello, Brick. Great into! Welcome back!

North American. I lived in São Paulo, Brazil for two years as a missionary many years ago. Still love Brazilian culture and the Portuguese language. - - - Updated - - - Trying to edit my post on a mobile device, and it deleted it. Here was my original response. It is the Portuguese word for...