Night 3 in diapers

Status
Not open for further replies.
Angusmac

Angusmac

Est. Contributor
Messages
855
Role
  1. Diaper Lover
So I got the flu :sad: and one of the symptoms I have is diarrhea :frown:

This is a really embarrassing story. The first morning after the worst of the fever aches and chills were over, I thought I had to fart...well it wasn't a fart, and I messed the bed. It was like 5 in the morning. I manage to carefully get up, clean myself, strip the bed. After that I showered, then put on a diaper (really wished I had done that before going to bed in the first place) and went to sleep on the sofa.

So the next night I decided to use caution and padded up...which was good, because when I woke up the next morning, still feeling sick, I lay in bed watching tv. I had another wooopsie accident but fortunately I was protected and the nice clean sheets were saved.

Last night I wore and was fine in the morning. My stomach has still be a bit off, but much better. I'm wearing one more night just to be safe. I think by tomorrow I'll be back to normal.

Anyone ever have anything like that happen to them while they've been sick?

-Gus
 
My wife did the last time she was sick. She borrowed some of my diapers for a few days until she got over that.
 
I've not had to do that for a while, but I was home doing the prep for my colonoscopy and my wife came in and said "Are you wearing a diaper?" and I said yes. She said it was a good idea, she almost tried that when she was prepping for hers.
 
I'm going to have to do that soon too. I should probably make sure my stash is in good order before hand.

-Gus
 
My first memory of diapers was when I had bad diarrhea, my mom had put me in them after potty training because it was so bad and she didn't want to deal with the mess in the morning, I must have been 3 or 4 at the time. When I am sick though, diapers really help keep the headaches to minimum, I'd rather change the diaper a few times than keep running to the toilet or have issues at night.
 
Yeah. When I used to get really sick, diapers were kind of necessary.
 
I don't get sick often, and if I ever get diarrhea .. it's usually never terrible enough that I absolutely need a diaper. I do wear diapers though when I am sick, but that is mostly due to being more prone to having a wetting accident then anything.
 
This is sort of a tangent...but HOLY crap everyone seems to be getting sick all of a sudden!

I had no idea there was something up with people getting sick until I started to feel awful a few days ago. Asking around though, it seems a ton of people are getting flu or flu like stuff all of a sudden. And I haven't been *properly* sick in literally years now...sheesh.
 
It's going around like you wouldn't believe! Hope you don't get as sick as I did.

-Gus
 
When I do get sick wearing a diaper is one of the last things I think about. Normally I don't do #2 when wearing a diaper. Actually only because of the smell. And diarrhea is even worse! It's like so nasty and then lying in bed with a terribly stinking diaper is really nasty. I rather sit on the toilet all night long. But everyone is different.
I hope you feel better soon :)
 
willnotwill said:
I've not had to do that for a while, but I was home doing the prep for my colonoscopy and my wife came in and said "Are you wearing a diaper?" and I said yes. She said it was a good idea, she almost tried that when she was prepping for hers.
Click to expand...

Angusmac said:
I'm going to have to do that soon too. I should probably make sure my stash is in good order before hand.

-Gus
Click to expand...

Ironically I am prepping for a Colonoscopy this Monday myself right now. I am really appreciating that case of Bellisimo's I got a little while back right now. I simply gave up trying to run to the toilet because that would be necessary every 5 minutes and I need to sleep sometime. I'm just glad I have dozens of diapers to do this with right now (I use the Bellisimo's only at night)

At any rate yes I had experiences where I was sick and temporarily incontinent once although that involved food poisoning instead of the flu years ago before becoming IC on a more permanent basis less then 12 months ago.
 
Status
Not open for further replies.
Back
Top