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All I can tell you is keep trying until you find something that works. My last cig was 30 years ago 5 min before my heart attack at 39. It almost killed me.

Be very careful working around electrical power especially if you spring a leak. Yes I did this for a living and I'm incontinent.

If you like the older films anything with John Wayne. Here is a list most of them are good http://www.movies.com/actors/john-wayne/john-wayne-movies/p285624

Put the outdoor Christmas lights up

The quiet Man with John Wayne and Maureen O'Hara

Here is what Adult cloth diapers recommends http://www.adultclothdiaper.com/Plastic-Pant-Care.html

As long as you have a real incontinence problem bring it up with the Dr when you see him. I'm sure this is not the first time they have had to deal with this. Above all you must be honest with him. After all you are placing your health in his hands and he must be aware of everything.

I have been using ATN's for a long time. Being incontinent and 24/7 I needed something that not only worked but didn't break the bank. For me I have found I need plastic pants at night as I am a heavy sleeper and wetter.

A few camping trips and a lot of time on my sail boat.

If your employer doesn't say anything about it I would keep quiet. They will let you know if they think this is a problem. But then be ready with the note from your Dr. I worked with Thirty different supervisors over 45 years and only about ten ever knew about my incontinence or asked about it...

When I moved out I would call Mom once a week. AS I was 70 miles away and on call a lot it was hard to get "home". I did make a point to see her at least once a month. As a widow the first question was did you bring your tools. There was always something to fix at the house. After I was married...

two 1920 $20 gold double eagle coins rated good. When gold was recalled my grandfather held on to them just in case. He almost cashed them in during the depression but thought to wait for harder times. They have been passed from father to son since.

I was given this name in the service by Fat cat. Spent 42 years as a telephone man.

I have seen the sun rise over the Atlantic and set in the Pacific. I’ve seen beautiful snowfalls where everything is clean and white. I also spent four years working a national disaster crew for the Bell Telephone system. I worked floods in Pennsylvania, Hurricanes in Florida and Texas...

Last 5 years I've been into Irish music. I play mandolin, tenor banjo, and Irish tuned (B/C) accordion.