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@ValentinesStuff: For what this is for, it is potentially more weight. Probably should have @oznl comment since this is from Austrailia. For my area, on one of the local mountains, when above a certain elevation, you have to carry your personal waste of this type off the mountain. They have red bags for poop, and a 55 gal drum at the ranger station (that collects the entrance fee) where the bags can get dropped off. I haven't gone that high on the mountain to use this system. Waste disposal from the lower elevation camp pit toilets (outhouse not always present) is also one that gets comments about what is needed to keep the system up for the amount of visitors to this section of the outdoors. It is a real issue. And diapers would just add more to the issue.

Don't know if you can find older Tykables clothing. Originally, they used snaps. They have now switched to Velcro instead. Both long jeans (over long, that you need to fold the bottom up like a kid that's going to grow into the pants eventually), or shorts (short enough that the top of the diaper will likely be exposed).... I believe Baby Pants still has snap crotch shortalls. Try various AB clothing suppliers. The sources have changed over the years. I keep a look out for clothing that is functional for use with dealing with needing to wear diapers....

@BabySofia: Not confirmation.... But Interesting.... <smile>

@DailyDi Till he comes home! <grin> Did you get the hole patched?

@Blastoslap: Ah, someone who gets the cliffhanger. Except, Amanda got contacted through an emergency video / audio feed through Carly's "contacts", which might get used as part of the proof at a later meeting....

@Cute_Kitten: I have one set of Tykables jeans from back when they were still metal snap closure, not the current Velcro closure. I assume the current cut is the same. In my opinion, the Tykables jeans are too low cut. And they tend to run long in the leg length, so you are left to have to fold the bottom up (like a growing kid in pants you will eventually grow into), instead of being the length properly tailored for your current height. They are cut for the diaper, but, if you aren't wearing a onesie your diaper (or diaper cover) will probably be exposed at the waste. @Diapersareforlovers: I buy pants one (or possibly two) sizes larger (in the waist) than what I would wear if I wasn't wearing diapers. I use a belt, and pull the excess material around the waste to the back. I buy relaxed fit jeans / pants, and those built for "bigger" folks which leaves sufficient room for my diapers. I tend to wear (thick) cloth diapers without any comment.

I was told to raise the head of the bed two inches or so.... That took care of utilizing a water bed.... <smile> I've been sleeping in a recliner for years.... I started on the proton pump inhibitors many years ago, before there were any generics. I think the 2nd of 3 had just been announced..... Which of the three has depended on which one was preferred by my medical insurance drug plan. Now I'm the generic of one of the three.

@DailyDi: Looks like you fixed that.... But 48 is still young to have this issue.

@DailyDi: See a Urologist - or ask your primary care - about your prostate size.... OK, if 44 is about right, you still a bit young for an enlarged prostate starting to impact this area. While I do have early onset of BPH, your still a bit younger than my onset.

@ValentinesStuff: Like your zip tie comment..... So, shall we try A - again?

@Little Sherri: CFL field has an extra 10 yards. (110 yards instead of 100 yards between goal lines). Not up on the width. You are reminding me of Warren Moon, who went from collage to CFL, and then eventually to NFL.

@mh5: If my memory is correct, check out angel fluff diaper company, in VA or WV, as they are on at least one veteran hospital list for supplying cloth diapers. See your VA doctor and have them prescribe. I'm assuming you are setup with the Veteran's Administration hospital for their services.

Flying has baggage size limits. Military probably would have no problem with a duffel bag, but others would need to check the size (and weight). I'd expect it to be no problem for the train...

Same here... Too long. In thick cloth diapers.

@DL232: Yes, once you get asked to go to the back room, they will include a wipe against your skin / clothing and use that for a chemical test - i.e. for explosives. If you are wearing sun screen, that test may take a bit longer to pass while they match up what they found....