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Cloth Diapers & Panties
For the Cloth Diaper Lovers and their Panties of choice.
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By Three Rivers · Posted
InControl and Rearz are great diapers, I have been wearing the BeDry Day and BeDry Night diapers for about two months now. No complaints whatsoever, and reasonable prices. And like Drynot stated the Mega Inspire + is a super diaper indeed. -
Just changed into a Abena L4. When I have my 3/4pm change I use a lesser capacity nappy until bedtime because it's only like 5 hours until I change into my bedtime nappy which will be a BetterDry L10 -
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I just realized, I was homeschooled and I actually have no idea what the age range of the kids are that are in the flashbacks. -
I know my NHS trust issue Tena contours and Tena slip pro skin (the clothe version) and unless you've got an intellectual disability they won't give them to you straight away, they run loads of tests and urine volume measuring to see what absorbency Tena pads you need. I read if your a man and have and only have urine incontinence they will only issue Contours and if your double incontinent they'll issues the slips but some NHS trusts are better run then others around the country. From my experience knowing people who have disabilities, my NHS has a really good service but it's a 8 month wait to see a specialist. Some Trusts have ID slip as their main pad, I don't think they are as good as Tena'a. On the question. I don't think its immoral to get supplies once you achieve incontinence. Incontinence is a genuine disability. And they are not free nappies because that is what general taxation is paid for.
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