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You forget the diaper stigma is real. Some people will not use a diaper no matter how much they need to. But at the same time, no other pullup would work for overnight without leaking. Yes the new GoSupreme max blurs the line between a pullup and a diaper. But that's kind of the point. Northshore is giving people what they are asking for. Even if what they really need is a proper diaper, at least this pullup "might" work for some of them overnight. -
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There was a copied website of ADISC right after they shut down. I believe it was an unauthorized copy though, and I believe it was forced to shut down. When ADISC itself was shut down, everything was lost or deleted. I believe it's all gone forever. That's why we're trying to build a new site where that can't happen again.
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Stay up for as long as you can. At least during the day. Stand up and slowly drink water. Go outside and get some sun exposure. Or if it's the late morning, drink some coffee or hot chocolate. Or if it's at night when you're supposed to be sleeping, then keep trying to sleep. Stay in bed, and follow the techniques for falling asleep. Or even take some OTC sleep aid if you have to I'm not saying you can just flip a switch and do this. It will take many sleepless days of trying, and failing by taking naps. The important part is to try and align your sleep with a strict schedule. Be it 8 hours a night, or even 12 hours if that's what your body needs. But when you finally get your circadian rhythm back, you'll be able to sleep much better every night.
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