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    • I have been going to a urologist for decades now and early this year, was advised to do a laser reduction of my prostrate due to increased PSA values and other issues.  He told me after the procedure, that he had to remove much more of it than anticipated Long story  shortened, it left me with a situation requiring daily good protection for about three months, and a night time wetting problem far worse than I ever had, that has me now in cloth diapers nightly to avoid leaks, and a slow recovery of feelings of going at night, something my wife tells me is related to my use of these thick diapers at night, rather that the effects of removing most of my prostrate? Well, my PSA numbers are the lowest I have ever seen, I am able to get by with heavy day time pads, but am certainly a certified bed wetter as opposed to occasional, but it could be worse, as this cancer in males is nothing to mess around with!!
    • We had to figure out a rhythm that worked for both of us too. Sometimes changing positions or using a towel helped, and laughing through the awkward parts made it more fun.
    • My wife thinks that I should switch back to pullups at night so that I can get to the bathroom to pee if I wake up with that needing to go feeling. Even while I do use this method when traveling, I explained to her that as a result I have a poor nights sleep as am constantly waking up with the slightest urge to go, and typically make multiple trips into the bathroom to keep my pullup dry. ( I did get some really good overnight ones, but just recently as we are going on a cruise early next year and plan to use them for that) When I pin my cloth diapers on for a night, I do not plan to go into a bathroom as they are too difficult to get off and back on properly, so I just roll over and wet if I wake with that feeling, not always the case when diapered as mentioned I sleep much better and deeper when diapered.  My wife doesn't understand this exactly, as she is also up several times for the bathroom, and always complains about how poor she sleeps. I should add that I have had a CPAP system for decades now, and my doctor tells me that the best thing for me is a good sound nights sleep, so that is why she has little to argue about me using diapers at night.  At some point, I hope she understands that maybe that would be the best thing for her as well??
    • After switching to cloth at night, about 6-7 months ago, I was not concerned about a rash as never had one using disposables.   Within a few weeks, that changed when I started to wake up with a bit of an issue.  I started to use a good strong diaper rash cream and soon forgot about this problem.  Fast forward to now, I seldom use this rash cream as my skin seems to have gotten used to wet night time diapers.  When I wake up, always in a wet, sometimes soaked diaper, I go into my office and do computer time for an hour or so prior to doing my bathroom routine, which involves my daily shower and rinsing out my night time protection in the shower before it goes into my pail prior to laundry.     Point is, as advised by a friend of mine, who has been using diapers a lot longer than I have, he said that "your skin will become accustomed to being in this wet environment, but avoid staying in a messy diaper for long, and continue to drink a lot of water even in the evening to keep your urine from getting concentrated."  Wise words!!
    • Johnny Cage: Shadow kick beats flying kick. Liu Kang: Bicycle kick beats shadow kick. Johnny Cage: But a nut punch wins the day. So, technically, nut punch wins the day.  I sill win despite the fact that I can't do the splits on purpose.  (Done it accidently a couple of times on icy surfaces.)
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