One minute stent program (video)

[cathdiap 34]

Okay, I finally decided to share a video with you guys to show you my way to become incontinent.

 

You can watch it here.

EDIT: I deactivated the link. 

Hope you enjoy!

Edited 9 March by cathdiap
Removed the link to my video which is also password protected now. I no longer want to share it.

[Fakename4me 16]

Wow.....

 

BTW, what do you use as lube for inserting your stent?

[cathdiap 34]

No lube, I just pee a little before inserting the stent.

[FullyLoaded 7]

How do you get it back out?  Can it slip too far into your bladder?

[cathdiap 34]

I use a crochet hook for retrieving the stent. No the stent can't slip inside the bladder.

[hg25baby 1]

Thank you soooo much for this incredible video.

 

Please please please make a video how to make the stent

 

[Craisler 23]

You probably discussed this in other threads, but what's the longest time you left the stent in place and have there been any lasting effects associated with extended use?

[cathdiap 34]

You probably discussed this in other threads, but what's the longest time you left the stent in place and have there been any lasting effects associated with extended use?

The longest has been five days (then I get tired of being wet all the time) and experienced no lasting effects.

[cathdiap 34]

Thank you soooo much for this incredible video.

 

Please please please make a video how to make the stent

 

You're welcome, I will think about making a video how to make a stent. It might take a while though because I will be using this stent for many months to come I guess.

[wetnfull 0]

Great video! Well done and thanks for sharing! I would love to try that.

[cathdiap 34]

Thanks Wetnfull. It's no rocket science to be honest....

I decided to post this video to show everyone how easy, effective and exciting this method is for me.... No pain, it's fast, safe and only reversible with the right tool.

[username 3]

I'm interested to know how does peeing actually manifest itself? Do you have a constant dribble? What it feel like being wet all the time?

[cathdiap 34]

When sitting or lying in bed I pee in large amounts. When standing or walking it's more like dribbling or small gushes.

Being wet all the time can be very exciting. When I am incontinent I really need to wear diapers and that dependency is a very strange addicting feeling. Wetting my diapers uncontrollably makes me feel uncomfortable, helpless and submissive at the sametime.

[Baby Brian 331]

Being wet all the time can be very exciting.

 

It is, but I've always found it the most exciting (and stimulating) to go to sleep in a dry diaper and wake up in a soaked one.

[Creepymouse 84]

When sitting or lying in bed I pee in large amounts. When standing or walking it's more like dribbling or small gushes.

I'd imagine that's because it takes the gentle pressure of the detrusor to start the flow while sitting or lying, but while standing everything is 'downhill' so it just flows out whether the detrusor is flexing or not.

[Dill_Pickle 87]

Cathdiap:

 

How would you put holes in a silicone foley catheter?  I find that method most exciting and reasonable....YMMV!

[cathdiap 34]

Cathdiap:

 

How would you put holes in a silicone foley catheter?  I find that method most exciting and reasonable....YMMV!

I have never done that, so I cannot give you any advice on that.

[wolfpup2008 22]

@cathdiap: Thank you for the video. I am very impressed the speed by which you execute and complete the insertion.

 

Do you exercise with the stent in? If yes, what type of exercise? For how long? Do you get sore?

 

Thank you.

[cathdiap 34]

@wolfpup2008 You're welcome. Would you believe the whole procedure takes me half of the time if I do it standing at the sink.

I am not sure what you mean by asking if I exercise with the stent in. But whatever I do with the stent in (pretty much everything), it doesn't hurt at all.

[wolfpup2008 22]

@cathdiap Thanks.

Let me clarify my question about exercising: do you do any vigorous exercise with the stent in, such as running, hikes over two hours, bicycling etc.? If yes, what do you do, for how long, and what irritation if any do you experience due to the stent?

The reason why I am asking is this: I try to be very active, ie exercise regularly, and can consider your type of stent only if it won't interfere with my exercising. Thank you clarifying!

[cathdiap 34]

Bicycling is the only exercise I can think of you might get sore if using the stent. The pressure point of the saddle is just about where the stent ends in the urethra.

All other sports and exercises should be no problem not even for hours. I hike, swim, work out a lot with the stent. The constantly wet diaper is more likely to cause problems.

[whetdiaper 1]

I don't really get it.

 

What keeps the device from sliding into the bladder or just squirting back out? 

 

What was that material, originally?

[cathdiap 34]

I don't really get it.

 

What keeps the device from sliding into the bladder or just squirting back out? 

The curves and the narrowings in the tube.

 

What was that material, originally?

It is food safe pvc hose, they use it for fish tanks.

[Loveable_guy 28]

The curves and the narrowings in the tube.

 

It is food safe pvc hose, they use it for fish tanks.

Is this the flexiable PVC hose or the solid lines often uses as feeded lines inside of filters?

[DAQ 4]

I was truly inspired by your video cathdiap. I went out on Friday and bought some of the supplies. Some questions I have for you though, the one that someone else asked, is the tubing that you use, is it soft and flexible or a firmer material? Is there a antibacterial soap that you recommend? And something I can't see in the pictures is how did you tie the scoobistring or did you melt it together.

This last question seems to be the most important because if it fails it would render you permanently incontinent without surgical intervention