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For the grown-ups to discuss ABDL topics. No babies unless you're looking for a 'pankin!
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Glad I wasn't missing something. Thought there was an obvious link that I am just too old to see it. And also feel that it strange to solicit email addresses blind. -
So. I've been busy. I started off with a Forsite Stars diaper this morning. Soaked through that puppy in no time. Changed into a Kiddo Junior Maxi Plus to go watch the new Spiderman movie and now that's hitting capacity too. Its been a very wet day.... -
My Doctor recommended that I try a size 6 pacifier before committing to a machine for sleep apnea; even got a prescription for it! It works so well that I have never given it up. 80 years old and wearing a diaper and sucking on a pacifier when sleeping. What strange turns life can take. -
By John Davis · Posted
That is a good recommendation. Although I am not AB, I have used a pacifier with a large teat for years to control my snoring and pre-apnea symptoms. My expert (my wife) can testify to the effectiveness of my using a pacifier. With the pacifier I wake up less. As I am diapered 24/7 being awakened by a full bladder is momentary and I fall back to sleep. Using a pacifier was suggested by a physician's assistant in neurology who thought that experimenting with an inexpensive pacifier was a worthwhile option. I should add that he also uses a pacifier and has sleep apnea. --John (double incontinent)
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