[Diapers for surgery?]

DL Biker, you are so very right about bring your own diapers suggestion. The one time I did not have my own diaper available I woke up in one very cheap and substandard Attends in the recovery room. The recovery room nurse ended up changing me twice that day. To make matters worse by the time my wife drove us to pharmacy to get post op Rx's then go home, I was totally soaking wet through my cloths! I detest wet clothing. My wife who is a RN has never made that mistake again by insisting I have extra diapers both with me in the OR but also in her big oversized computer bag/purse to keep her little peepants hubby dry! Thanks for pointing this fact out!

[Diapers for surgery?]

So I too have gone to surgery and on my bladder on multiple occasions. I wear my Tykables or Rearz Inspire and the OR team has one of my dry diapers to put on me after my surgery is over. During my

[Opinions of Pull on cloth diapers]

I have worn pin on gauze adult diapers to work for years thanks to my wife insisting I use cloth 24/7 many years ago due to costs of the Molicare diapers. I freaked at first but actually got well adjusted to cloth diapers at work and carrying a diaper bag.

[Sleep Apenia]

Hey I'm new here to posting but have been lurking for past 2 years and love this web site. I'm having a sleep study in 10 days. I use full time external catheters or diapers day/night. My wife says wear a diaper during the test, but I sleep better with a catheter and less fearful of wetting their bed. Do the technicians really care about this? any thoughts and suggestions would be greatly appreciated