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    • I knew there was other reasons I thought she was so hot when I was a kid.
    • After getting crappy diapers from the VA, I contacted my Senator. Her office contacted my VA Hospital's Pharmacy. They contacted me, and after a bit of discussion with the problems I'm having I gave her three diapers to see if they could order. No luck there, they are limited to what they can order from certain Medical Supply warehouses. But in conducting web searches for the diapers I had requested, NorthShore, BetterDry and InControl, the IT department flagged their computers for questionable websites. 
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    • Hi, welcome back to the 24/7 club! I've been at it for 7 years, although only for #1, not for #2, most of the time. I still have daytime control, although urgency happens a lot sooner than in the "before times", when I could hold it for several hours. Now, I will get uncomfortable after an hour, and in the danger zone for a loss of containment in 90 minutes or more. Two changes that I have noted: if I start wetting, I can't stop the flow anymore, and, I wet the bed at night now, anywhere from 3 to 5 nights a week, on average. By "wet the bed", I mean that I go to sleep, and when I wake up, my diaper is wet, or wetter than it was, and it happened on its own - I didn't have to wake up to "allow" it.  I will chime in on your product questions a bit. I totally agree that if you are going to be giving yourself "free use" in the #2 department, a MegaMax is overqualified, and an expensive diaper to desecrate, unless you don't mind being messy for a while, but for me, though "that" rarely happens, when it does, I change pretty quick, and I don't enjoy sending an expensive diaper to an early grave. I can't comment on what would work well for #2 containment, because I don't have a lot of field experience with that. But I'd suggest that whatever you wear still needs to be reliable in the #1 department, because leaks aren't discreet, and you don't know, starting out, if a #2 storm is going to press reset on your nappy in two hours, or seven. Have you tried the InControl BeDry, the regular "daytime" one? Their BeDry Night is more like a MegaMax, in price and capacity, but the daytime one is good for several hours, and it's not too bulky to wear under clothing, out and about. I imagine it would be as good as anything out there, in terms of solids containment, and it's plastic-backed, with great tabs, so it will reduce the air flow and hold together for you. They are priced notably below a MegaMax, at least here in Canada.  For a slim, quiet diaper for wearing in extended social settings, their Active Air is quite reliable - it's a cloth-backed, hook/loop diaper that is slim enough for almost any situation, and still gives you hours of cruising range. For a "gym diaper" - something slim, quiet, and that only has to last an hour or two, my go-to is the Tena ProSkin Stretch, which I would liken to an adult version of a modern baby diaper - cloth-backed, with stretchy wings, and one big, hook/loop tab on each side. They are very adjustable, comfortable, and quiet, but they only accommodate a couple of decent wettings. If you plan to wear one openly and unabashedly in the changeroom - a bridge I have not crossed yet, myself - they look very neutral and medical, nothing ABDL about them, but they don't look like grandma's knickers, either.  Good luck with your program, and good luck with the job search as well! As I said, I've been 24/7 for just shy of 7 years, and I've been - knock on wood - employed the whole time, so if you decide that you are really enjoying the diapered lifestyle, there is no rule that says you have to go back...
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