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I'm relatively confident that my issues with toileting as a kid were related to undiagnosed ADHD. I was a late potty trainer, a bed wetter into my teens, and I also wet my pants all the time. I had no physical issues, I have a distinct memory of my accidents and bedwetting being discussed with the doctor. I just always wanted to hold my pee (and poop) instead of going to the bathroom. I just couldn't make taking a bathroom break particularly important compared to what I was doing. I knew I had to go but even though I was busting I would was going to go "later". I would wear my nightime diapers in the morning so I didn't need to take a potty break. There were sometimes other reasons for my accidents as well like shyness and anxiety around school or public bathrooms but probably the biggest issue was that I would just hold everything as long as I possibly could because I was too interested in other things and afraid I'd miss something by taking time to go to the toilet. -
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Great start. For what it’s worth, I loved Milk. I found myself coming to this sit just to see if a few new chapters were here. I love your story telling. -
@widdlemikey: I’ve had fiber internet here since I bought the house and moved in. I’m in a higher tech area, and at the time I moved in, the city had negotiated with the local telephone company to have fiber to homes to a high percentage of the city by about when I moved in. I believe I was the first on the block to actually connect, and my new phone (land) line was also done over the fiber line instead of the older copper wires. Most of the time, it has been reliable. But not always. The main competition is the cable company, still running old school RG6 cabling. I’d say fiber is still cheaper in this area than cable style connections, if you are not paying for cable TV. Over the years, there have been short outages I’ve suspected were related to software upgrades, and the main office loosing my older configuration info, which became outdated / non-standard overtime. Eventually I had a major outage that they claim was demarc equipment failure, but I believe was just the style of my old connection was no longer supported. It took them a few weeks before they could reengineer my connection, and they almost lost me during the outage. However, that change brought the fiber line actually into the house instead of just to the demarc on the outside of the house, and updated to current standards. That provided them with the option to increase the network speed above the 1 Gbs that the prior equipment supported, and changed the land (voice) line from using the existing copper wiring in the house to the demarc to having to be plugged into the box in the house where the main network connection was. Once this upgrade was completed, it has been very stable again. Of course, power outages require a local UPS to keep things up, and with the hardware change, that responsibility switched to me. The original setup included a battery backup because this (initially) was the “phone company” replacing copper wiring for fiber, and the old copper wiring of course still worked in power outages due to batteries back at the switch. The “phone company” has been sold off about three times, and the current company, while still from the state’s perspective is a “phone company”, is really an internet provider company. However, since I have a land line as part of the package, they are still under local phone company regulations. -
He called a Senator, with the info ADam sent him and bypassed all of the junk...he blocked me as He misunderstood my intent on learning HOW he did this, I would love to apologize to him for whatever I did to offend him....as he seems to be a good guy and I am sorry I pissed him off to be blocked as my only intent is helping veterans GET WHAT THEY DESERVE! I tried using the information Amad provided over a dozen times with over a dozen different veterans, and NEVER ONCE was able to get Megamax WITHOUT going through everything in the VA's formulary...and I think I'm helping 6 right now, and again, all are being FOUGHT trying to get Megamax, sotey have to FAIL EVERY SHITTY DIAPER (including Poise Pads!) BEFORE they can get a non formulary product like Megamax! Valentinestuff, if you do read this, I AM SORRY for pising you off as that was the exact opposite oif my intent! BOTH OF US are veterans, both trying to help fellow veterans. I'd appreciate a 2nd chance! CptKirk
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