I'm 30, and a bit. . . Odd. I like cloth. I wore sposies as a kid. Back then, the only thing available, medical or not, was that damn tattling plastic backed! I think I was 3 when I was trained, which back then was a bit late, but I guess a birth brain injury was a pretty good reason to be a bit late. There were a few times after training I remember wetting. There were even fewer times I remember being diapered. All of them were spasm or surgery related. I remember in school, kindergarten, it happening, and them putting me in one of the Spina Bifida kids' sposies. I also remember a year earlier having my surgery, and what was damn near a body cast, and cloth, soft, close enough to what I was used to, non-tattling cloth, and not getting chewed out for needing to use it.
I remember being in my teens, and reading about CP. Y'know? Had it all my bloody life, CP? Anyway, I come across IC, and the correlation between the 2. I started reading about the different types of IC, and how they can mix, and how it doesn't have to be complete, and there's really no such thing as, "too mobile with CP to be IC, too mildly effected. CP is brain damage, and its effects on a person are its effects on that person, not everyone. What? I'm not lazy, just spastic? Why didn't anyone else care to read this? Some adult should've known. Okay, so I've had a lot of family members take me in, and die, so on to the next, but who the hell takes in a palsy child, and doesn't learn everything they can? Who doesn't tell the kid it's not her fault?
