Brixton (back to the 80's)

About 5:30 this morning - and it was an absolute disaster.  I was still in bed hoping to get at least 2 more hours sleep, but I felt the need to go... and so I did.   Unfortunately, it wasn't solid.  And when I rolled over to my back.... well, let's just say there was a major warp core breach.  Not only did it get on the bed pad, it was all over the back of my shirt, and even got on the sheets and even my dragon plushie got some.  😭 So much for sleep.  First thing was containment -- off to the bathroom and a long shower to get cleaned up.   I'm now washing the bed linens.  As for my plushie, fortunately it wasn't bad - just a bit on the surface.  Spray down with some peroxide and wipe away.   One good thing about Plushlife is that they design their plushies to be washed.  So worst case, I unstuff him and he goes in the washer.  I need to do that with my snow leopard.

My mom wore Kotex belted maxi pads.  They came in a pretty big purple box--about the size of three loaves of bread.  The pads  were pretty thick and hard.  I saw the   box often outside the bathroom vanity against a wall.  Sometimes she wore two at a time under her dress.   Oh, sorry I see this topic is about incontinence There wasn't much to choose from, I imagine most used menstrual pads.  I searched here and did find some references to incontinence.  For more ads http://www.mum.org/paddir.htm

I am just curious and I am sure this is in this long thread. What exactly do they do or cut or remove during surgery to make you incontinent?  Also is there a medical term for that procedure? Is there any one here that has had surgery to make them incontinent? I am just curious, Curiosity killed the cat but stratification brought him back. I love being in diapers 247 and have been for over 25 years. 

I worked front desk and night audit for almost 14 years.  That sounds about accurate.  Nothing like getting blamed for making a reservation at the wrong hotel, on the wrong night.  And my hotel isn't part of the Hilton brand.