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By cute little kokiri girl · Posted
Lily felt bad for the girl clearly she was having a rough first day, she then picked up her cane and got up and walked over to the children's section were she went behind a Puppet Theater and grab some hand puppets before walking back and doing her little puppet show for the new girl. -
By cute little kokiri girl · Posted
Soon Kim was also giggling and laughing even more minus by this weird situation is, Kim patting her back and especially padding her saw diapered bottom. -
By Baby-Dolly Selina · Posted
The nun gently rocks you, starting to sing the lullaby again. Then out of nowhere another nun shows up. ???: honestly Hana you did it again? I take its ms. Lumina in the cradle then? Hana: ugh Saria your here? The other nun takes you from Hana and gives you something calming. then puts you back in the cradle. Saria: your regression will come undone when you wake up new girl, but we'll have Lumina back to you by then. -
Rarely do I tempt gods so foolishly. At least the recall text sent to me described itself as “non-urgent” which was something I took comfort in. There was no sense of panic, no instructions about getting affairs in order, not moving towards any lights or avoiding dead relatives beckoning. Perhaps my new GP just wanted to get to know me better, or at least know the inside of my wallet? I clicked on the link to make the appointment (yes, I checked it first) only to discover that the “next available” was 5 days into the future: such is life getting the attention of a medical practitioner post-COVID. This afforded me valuable time to second guess the problem using Dr Google. With no clue about which particular part of the suite of pathology tests inflicted upon me had triggered the recall, the world was my oyster. With Dr Google, there is no symptom or eventuality that cannot be swuftkt linked to an imminent and hideous death. When Friday eventually arrived it turned out the problem that had triggered the recall was an abnormally high result on my PSA (Prostate Specific Antigen) test. Terrific… Weighing against the dark wall of worst-case-scenarios was a brief wash of righteous vindication I’ve had PSA tests done annually for precisely this eventuality. My biological gender and genetic heritage is unambiguous on this matter. This year for the first time, I’d had to push my GP to get that PSA test. She was reluctant. Apparently our Government has recently decided to “crack down” on the number of PSA tests being prescribed by doctors. I hadn’t heard of this initiative. Apparently the news of it was kept very, very low key. Here in Australia, we tend towards loony-left Governments that spend like drunken sailors. Typically this profligate spending is about building more Government or providing tax dollar handouts to interest groups that are likely to vote their Government (as that’s where all the money comes from). Each of these spasms of tax dollar immolation is typically heralded by carpet bombing the population on electronic media with patronising “information” advertisements to tell the masses how lucky they are to have their tax revenue spent so wisely. Presumably in a decision to trade off an increase in cancer deaths of ageing men (who let’s face it, tend not to vote left anyway) so as to fund national tours of interpretive dance troupes performing to highlight inter-generational trauma, it’s was never going to be dying grandpas that got the public information campaign. Any, this (not yet dying) grandpa stood his ground and didn’t take no for an answer. This simply forced my GP to jump through another bureaucratic hoop, writing down the reasons as to why she thought this test was necessary (my age and my strong family history of it?) so that a faceless petty bureaucrat could tick a box. And it’s just as well she did. The reality is that MOST (yeah, ok not ALL) of the time an elevated PSA is NOT cancer. Sometimes PSA goes up because of benign enlargement of the prostate, sometimes it’s an infection of some kind, sometimes it just goes up just to mess with our heads. The first port of call will be to repeat the test in a few weeks’ time. It’s entirely possible that it will have fallen back below the trigger threshold and I can slump back into apathy. I suspect not however. Being the sort of public-medicine-revenue-squandering layabout that the Government is worrying about, I have several years of annual tests behind me to fall back on and the trend line has been gently but consistently ticking upward. This time, the gentle climb accelerated, taking me into the “investigate further” zone. If my (darker) suspicions are correct, this could take me into some interesting territory. Years of nappies (at least I *think* that’s what it is) have produced decidedly abnormal voiding characteristics. Many of these new bladder party tricks bear striking similarities to prostate issues but their appearance pre-dates my elevated PSA by years. Let’s review the key prostate symptoms (thank you Dr Google) and wash (if you can excuse the pun) them against my new lived reality: Peeing more than usual, including while you're sleeping. Check! When I notice, I pee 2 – 5 times every night albeit with quite small voids. Some of these I remember, some of these I dream through, some of these just happen whilst I’m asleep. I pee frequently every night and yes, sometimes I pee whilst I am sleeping. Difficulty peeing. This is a tough one to call. On the one hand, I seem to be quite dribbly down there but on the other hand, it does seem to me that a decision to “relax” can create quite a few seconds of bladder spasm before anything happens these days. That didn’t used to happen. Whether that was because in the olden days, by the time I decided to pee there was generally a reasonable quantity in my bladder or, it’s become harder to initiate a pee stream remains an open question. It’s hard to be certain because it all happens out of sight inside a nappy and I’m generally doing something else at the time but I can see an increased lag between “permission granted” and “getting wetter” lately. Slow pee stream. Again, that’s normal for me and seems to be hand in hand with the “difficulty peeing” phenomenon. Peeing is sufficiently slow that the handful of times I’ve used a toilet, it’s just been irritating having to wait that long. Wetting my nappy is now a productivity tool. I can be getting on with my day whilst it happens rather than contemplating a tiled wall for minutes-that-seem-like-days at a time. Difficulty holding your pee in (urinary incontinence): Tick and tick again. I *can* hold, but not for very long. Anything above an hour and it is likely I will leak. Sometimes this is in response to sudden urgency but other times, it just happens: a fugitive squirt gets out with little or no warning. Again, I’d assumed this was a function of protracted nappy use. Blood in your urine (hematuria): fortunately I do NOT have this and of course, since my pee finishes up in my nappy and is subject to visual evaluation at changing time, I’m moderately sure that this is so. I’d also have expected any evidence of this to have shown up in the pee test I unexpectedly had to undertake the previous week (which was apparently normal despite the relative paucity of the sample). So on the one hand, I’m solidly displaying 4 out of the 5 primary symptoms of prostate issues but on the other, these symptoms first appeared before my PSA was elevated and were coincident with my reversion to full time nappies. That should make for an interesting chat with any urologist. -
By Goodnitesboi · Posted
Probably, I haven't bothered with Ninjamas really since they were first released., the L/XLs were disappointing enough. I mean the new Meijer band goodnites have the same 360 style fit but the size L/XLs actually fit me.
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