DiaperedJulia

I’ve noticed that most mornings when I get to the coffee maker I go from no sensation to wetting somewhere between my bedroom and the coffee maker. Urgency is about 2.5, but I realistically don’t have any useful control. Similarly, my urgency tends to go from 0 to 3 when I get home from going out. Not that I ever use restrooms away from home: I guess I have effectively trained myself at this point.

I have to agree, quite promising. I'm curious about the foley design. I also am curious how long we can wear it without having too many issues. I guess this is where a thin malecot based design may be better than a foley.

I am super interested! Minimal feeling of my bladder and muscles with minds of their own. I’ve long hoped for a viable stent solution!

So out of curiosity, has anyone tried to make a 3d model of what would be "perfect"? It seems like with 3d printers, something might be able to be prototyped fairly easily.

I am definitely interested! I wonder if there are terms to get started? Goals? I guess I wouldn't want to half-ass any sort of challenge.

Hi Everyone! I'm in the process of moving to the Palm Springs area and I'm curious if there are any like minded people in the area. Have a wonderful day!

Also a Brassard girl here. I also get very frequent UTIs, mainly from wearing diapers. My urologist thinks it is how the urethra graft healed. My partner, who went to another surgeon, her urethral graft healed almost perfectly, mine... didn't really. I've pondered exploring seeing if there is any way to revise the urethral graft, but my urologist is also super worried it may make things worse for me. In the mean time, I have a daily low dose of trimethoprim which has largely helped keep UTIs away. I was actually REALLY lucky for a couple years, and didn't get any UTIs until I decided to take a bath while on a business trip overseas. Welcome! I hate to even think about this, but it is not exactly... uncommon. I fear long international flights because typically I'll leak a little, and really don't want to try and wear diapers on stupidly long flights.

So... I'm going to start by saying I'm not a doctor. But, I would highly suggest you do some reading about estrogen levels

Basically, plan on doing nothing for 4 weeks except maybe getting home and seeing your GP for any follow-up needs. I went back to work after 6 weeks, and wish I waited until the two month mark.

What I learned going through surgery myself was that essentially your new girly bits need to breath to heal properly.

So to be precise, the skin by it's nature is very flexible.

So I think complex is an understatement for this topic.

In my case, I have similar symptoms.