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And so far no one is commenting on what he is wearing at the end of the video as he walks out of the frame of the shot , and what you see includes below the waste.... You have to jump to near the bitter end....

@Baby Toni38: I've had the Rezūm procedure shortly after it was assigned its procedure code (i.e. not long after it was an approved procedure - about two years after the initial experimental trials report was out). That procedure uses steam to kill off prostate tissue and then let the body absorb the dead tissue over the next three months. From the description of your procedure, they will remove material during the procedure. A catheter was left in for just under a week. The procedure only removes some of the prostate, basically around the urethra. I'm going to guess that your PSA numbers are elevated by the size of your prostate, but not really out of line for the size you have. My PSA numers are larger than "normal", but my Urologist says in line with the size of my prostate, and my free PSA numbers are relatively good for my conditions. Relax and have a good discussion with your doctor at the pre-surgery appointment. If I ever need a followup procedure done, what you are having appears to possibly be more appropriate to more fully handle the issue. Interesting....

@Baby Toni38 Thanks for the note. This looks like a better procedure than the minimally evasive procedure I had a few years back. Looks like both of us have had the "fun" of dealing with early onset BPH. Best wishes.

@diapijay: How is your washer / dryer in the RV working out for you?

@~Brian~ Just don't ever accidentally install the stock alpine package with apt-get. You would destroy the binary files you moved into /usr/bin. Links instead of moving may have been a better choice in case of an accidental package installation of alpine....

Hope you enjoyed the eclipse....

One of the reasons I think your thread subject resonated with me is early on as I was trying to find answers and possible solutions for when occasional nocturia turned into occasional nocturnal enuresis, there were folks who found true / real life stories stranger than fiction and therefore must be fiction.... Its part of why I don't go in to details of how I broke too often.... Most folks it takes time. I'd join the folks that would like to comment in this area "be careful what you wish for". I wasn't wishing for this, but I definitely have been closer to breaking all my life than the average / typical / normal person. So some (probably very few) out their will break a lot quicker with no way back than the "normal" person. So, the gate keepers get over zealous at times and don't want to get items posted that are out of the normal.....How can they tell the fake from the real?

Medical insurance coverage of some of these drugs gets interesting, even under employer plans... I was on a long term trial run of Mybetric. I got a 3 month trial followed by a 1 year planned trial. At first my employer plan covered the drug with just the "normal" co-pay (at the most expensive co-pay level). When the next year's company insurance plan showed up they changed their drug plan to a new 4-tier formulary (vs the previous 3-tier formulary). If the drug had been covered under the new plan, my costs would have gone up significantly. However the new plan also did NOT cover Mybetric under the plan's forulary, leaving me to pay the entire cost if I wanted it. And the drug was over $1000 under Good Rx for a 90 day prescription. I opted to cut the experiment short and not get the final refill. While I was seeing some good affects from the drug for what I was working on, it didn't fully address the root problem, so what's the point of taking it when I still would have needed (heavy) diapers at night.... According to my Urologist, Mybetric was covered under Medicare's part D drug coverage.... Something in me suspects if I was doing things that way I would quickly blow through the plans doughnut hole in drug cost coverage.... And two other drugs the Urologist had previously prescribed I told him I was not refilling due to side affects....

@Enthusi: Maybe not where you planned this thread to go, but.... I've known since (mid) elementary school that how I sense things is different from "normal" or "average", starting with pain..... While I won't say I was wanting incontinence, a piece of my was scared / expecting something to happen at some point in time... And when the combination of things hit that started the bed-wetting, so it came true..... And that was before I knew about ABDL / diaper fetish, etc.... Found out about that once I started looking for how to handle the problem.... While sensory issues weren't discussed / brought up by doctors as I was growing up, I see what I have is now on the list of items associated with neurodiversity and autism spectrum. So, you may have similar "fun" with current definitions knowing what you know now.

Technically, as soon as I post this reply, my reply, under US copyright law, is under copyright, and I "own" the copyright of what I write in this reply. Its been a while since I've ready Mikey's terms of service, but this would be something dealt with there for what is posted for this board (to permit this board's usage).

@Toddler Pampers I use the four layer (night time) Purity gauze diapers from https://www.adultclothdiaper.com/Adult-Flat-Diapers-Gauze-Purity I fit the smaller 36" x 36" size.

@diapijay Interesting. Sounds like you found a way to use your washer / dryer successfully. I assume you are still drying over night, so don't really notice the amount of time needed for the drying part of the cycle.

@diapijay: I've been meaning to comment on the washer / dryer setup. I hadn't thought about it, but I can understand why you are doing it at night since if you are moving in the day, that won't work. I expect you really need services hooked up (power / water / sewage ) to use the system. One comment was the dryer can't have as much heat as a normal house hold electric dryer, as that is typically a 30 Amp 220 Volt circuit, which would use all of a standard RV 30 amp connection, and most of the higher 50 amp standard connection where that is available. I assume this is just a "standard" 15 amp 110 volt plug - so maybe using only 1/2 of one side of the standard 30 amp circuit to the RV. That would mean longer drying times, which I did find documented by another user of this type of washer dryer.... And being overnight, the longer time wouldn't be noticed... I didn't consider how much the RV would shake while the load was spinning.... Interesting..... Overall, I think I will plan to stick with the campground washer and dryers which are typically standard household systems. Yes, you still need to spend some time to handle laundry. At my usage level, I can (mostly) get away with doing diaper laundry every four days in a more standard size washer / dryer. I suspect I would be close to daily with the type of system you are using.... Thanks for the info on your usage.

Are you on the standard version of Metformin or the time release version? If on more than 500 MGC per pill more than twice a day, on the standard version, you might want to try spacing your dosages better.... Best wishes working out your issues....

@ValentinesStuff: I see you list AB vs incontinence, so maybe you overall don't care as much... But most of us would tell the doctor to cut that medication, lower the dosage, or .... If this is metformin, I've found things very in how soft / hard the stool is.... I was good at a lower dose. The current does is three pills, originally prescribe with two in the evening (at one time). I'm now spreading the time between those evening pills and having less issues.