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    • If she's totally numb and not feeling anything when peeing, then nerves are also affected. She can do Kegels forever and improve muscles, but, without fixing nerves, her bladder remains totally numb and continence never comes back.
    • I have tried all of the Chinese MegaMax colors and my co-favorites of them are pink and tie-dye. These are the colors I have ordered by the case.
    • I sometimes have "accidents" (sometimes accidentally, sometimes on purpose) while I sleep. The problem is that I sleep mostly on my side, so pee tends to run around the side of the diaper and out around the tapes.  I thought "I wonder what Google AI would say"!  Here's the response.  Makes sense, actually.  Thought I'd post in case it helps at all.  I had never thought about pointing the tapes!  The feedback went on to recommend Northshore Megamax Briefs as a good solution.   Hope this helps someone! ===== To stop side leaks when sleeping on your side, you need to prevent fluid from pooling faster than the diaper can absorb it. While plastic pants will catch some overflow, adjusting your diaper's fit, absorbency core, and containment barriers is the most effective solution. Why Side Leaks Happen When you sleep on your side, gravity forces fluid directly against the leg cuffs and side panels instead of the main absorbent core. If the diaper is too loose, or if the absorbent padding does not extend far enough around the hips, fluid bypasses the core entirely. Actionable Steps to Stop Side Leaks CORRECT TAPE ANGLES FOR SIDE SLEEPERS Top Tapes: pointing DOWN ↘ ↙ (Anchors the waist) Bottom Tapes: pointing UP ↗ ↖ (Cups the butt & seals legs) Angle the Tapes: Fasten the top tapes downward to snug the waist, and angle the bottom tapes upward to tighten the leg openings. Fluff the Leak Guards: Run your fingers along the inner leg cuffs to stand them completely upright before putting the diaper on. Check the Hips: Ensure the absorbent core covers your hip bone when lying down, rather than just covering your front and back. Add a Booster Pad: Place a stackable, flow-through booster pad vertically along the side where you sleep to catch immediate fluid impact.  
    • Ya, that would be acceptable, but definitely something to think on, still.  Thanks for the feedback.
    • I'm a "Big Little Gurl".  That said, I wear diapers.  Pullups do not hold as much and leak way to easily.  So put me in a diaper, ruffle butt plastic panties, pigtails and little gurl clothes.
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