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Thea shook her head. "I'm gonna go see Chris. I'll visit again soon." She said and got up.

My ex-wife made an issue of my night wetting in divorce court and the judge looked at her and said "I really don't care what he wears at night".

Most any time I do not need lotion, wipes, etc. just a diaper. I always keep one or two in my car. When I need a change I just grab it and head to the nearest bathroom. No bag required. If I plan to be out for a half day or more then I put a diaper or two in a small backpack and walk around with that. For more than a day I take my diaper bag with me, it looks like most any diaper bag someone would have for a baby.

We'll yea! That's why they make diaper bags. I don't go know were with out lots off diapers and baby powder . Don't forget to have lotion and baby wipes. Extra plastic pants two.

I have actually had this scenario happen to me and my fiance. We were t-boned by a 85 year old in a Toyota last summer. I was wearing an euro attends l-10 and had been wearing it for about two hours prior. I broke my left leg due to me trying to brace myself last second. Long story short, the doctor in the ER had to cut my pant leg off and exposed my diaper at the same time. I was embarrassed but explained I had bladder issues and found it easier to be diapered to reduce the chance of accidents. They set my leg, took the diaper off and rediapered me in a fresh one and set me on my way. It was interesting and embarrassing but I'm glad to be alive. Plus, being in a cast, it was nice to be diapered for the weeks following

Nothing beats the all metal Dritz diaper pins!!

I have a small haversack/bookbag in my trunk that has a spare in it.

Passport is requested most times you are stopped, Spain (like every other country in Europe) do whatever they like, if you do not have a passport it can cause delays at the checkpoint. I have residencia but as the residencia card does not have a photo it is NOT considered ID....go figure.

In Spain it is quite normal for a guy to carry a 'man bag', TBH I do not know how I got about in the UK, try getting:

If you can learn to do that with an airplane model you have a great future in the social media department at US Air

This discussion caught my eye because I have cerebral palsy and use diapers for bladder control issues caused by it. Odd I should become a DL, but I have. Some have found my disability interesting or attractive to them, especially the way I walk. I've met a few who like a women in diapers, but the disability I have has been a turn off to them. Those who were attracted to me as a disabled woman (they are called devotees), have found that my need for diapers is gross or that my being a DL is ultra weird. Guess I'm unique. Either way, just trying to be accepted and enjoy life. Julie