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I sleep in a diaper every night and have done so for many years.

I have urge urinary inontinence. I always wear a diaper to sleep in; and I wear during the day whenever I am going to be anywhere where I might not be able to get to a bathroom within a few minutes when an "urge" arises.

I became a bedwetter as the result of a surgical mishap when I was 14 years old, and I still frequently wet in bed while sleeping to this day.

I was not a nightly bedwetter as a kid. However, from about ages 5 to 7. I had persistent rheumatic fever and sometimes wet at night if I was running a fever. Then, when I was 14 years, I had surgery after which I was in hospital for almost 3 months as a result of excessive bleeding and a systemic infection that almost killed ne. That episode in my teens caused permanent nerve damage the adversely affected my bladder control. I have not been reliably dry at night since then and have urge incontinence if I can't get to a bathroom quickly when I feel the urge to urinate.

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I wear to bed and whenever I'm somewhere where I can't get to a bathrooo quickly when needed. So when wearing a diaper, I typically sleep or do whatever needs to be done when I'm not at home.

If your goal is to be diaper dependent, I hope that you are able to achieve it. I also hope that what you experience afterwards is what you hope for. My experience is that wearing a diaper places limits on social life and is very expensive.

I experienced a surgical mishap, became inconsistent and got back into diapers when I was 14 years old (in 1956).

Northshore Megamax is an excellent plastic-backed diaper.

I buy a case of 40 whenever I’m running low.

I wet my nappy last night.

Not quite all my life, but for a very long time. I'm 82 years old and became incontinent as the result of a surgical mishap when I was 14 years old (in 1956). I've never been reliably dry at night since that mishap. I don't wet in my sleep every night; but if I don't wet while asleep, needing to pee wakes me up at least three times during the night. So for many years, I've worn a diaper an used it at night instead of getting up to use the bathroom. Doing that enables me to get a lot more rest and generally feel better.

For me, being incontinent and needing to wear a diaper was a big impediment to the development of romantic relationships. Many people don't want to be intimate with someone who needs to use diapers.

I became incontinent as a result of a surgical mishap when I was 14 years old. I wore diapers 24/7/365 for about 50 years before I retired. However, after I retired and am spending a lot of time at home in my house with 3 functioning bathrooms, I've switched to wearing a diaper only at night and when I'm away from home. Not needing to be diapered 24/7 saves a lot of money and enables me to manage my incontinence in ways that provide more freedom.

Brian, why do you need authorization to get incontinence supplies?