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Current Donation Goals
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May BillsRaised $400 of $400 target
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General FundRaised $17.36
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By beeblebrox · Posted
I was a regular bedwetter until I was 12, which I wore drynites for. After that, they were infrequent enough that my parents told me I no longer needed to wear them. I pretended to be happy about it, but I missed them. I still wore them on long journeys and overnight when not at home until I grew out of them around 15. Most of the time that I used them on long journeys and/or on holiday at night after age 12 were deliberate wettings. Didn't want to waste them when I did get to wear them, you know? My parents just assumed that travelling exacerbated my accidents because of fatigue or something and I was never going to correct them. -
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By Nappypants · Posted
I now buy TPU plastic pants and washing them by machine is no problem and they last for months and months. They are comfortable and I buy them pretty cheaply on Temu. Would never buy ordinary plastic pants now.
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