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I am who I am....except that the "D" in Doey is supposed to be a "J".

You may be an adult...But my folks always said the same thing..."As long as you're living under our roof, You will follow our rules...if you don't like our rules...there's the door"!

I wore cloth diapers and plastic panties until I was 14 years old, both at night and during the day. I went to a Special Needs school also until I was 17 years old.

Can someone please identify these plastic pants and tell me where I might get some of these.

Percocet and then Diazapam immediately prior to bedtime get my back to where I feel nothing until the next morning...and then it's Gabapentin 300 mg (Muscle relaxer) and it helps a lot. I drive a school bus for close to 8 hours a day and sitting that long puts a lot of pressure on the lumbar region. I will be seeing an Orthopedic Surgeon in 12 days to see what can be done for the ruptured L-4 and L-5 in my back...but until then it's medications.

I'm about half way between Jacksonville and Richlands and would love to go boating (and Fishing). I am urinary incontinent and can't wear a cath because of divertcula in the bladder walls and uretha with a very large diverticula on the outside of my restructured bladder which is larger than the bladder, soooooooo I wear attends with the waistband. I usually am double-diapered. I wear at work as a school bus driver. A couple of people I work with know of me wearing so it is no big deal. All of my neighbors and friends know as well. I have a small Pelican (Plastic boat but I outfitted it for a one person boat as I enjoy doing a lot of bass fishing. The best time to go besides the spring and fall is during the winter when most of the very large bass are caught. Leave me a PM if you would like to hook up sometime.

Where are you located and how much do you want for them?

@Brian...I am also retired GySgt (21 years, 10 months...0369)!

I have dealt with the same type of doctors and urologists over the past 18 years, only mine are through the Tricare Prime (Military Retiree's/Active Duty Dependants) and through the Navy Hospitals. The Tricare Network's own handbook when discussing incontinence speaks in one chapter of all the incontinence products for controlling incontinence available today in the stores (such as Depends, Tena, Attends, etc,) and all the others available on the internet. Yet every doctor or urologist confronts me on why I am wearing a diaper instead of trying different prescriptions that are available today...I always ask them the biq question first..."Have you read my medical record Doc?" The answer is always NO! I always ask next, "Why Not?" That is what it's there for. When they finally do start to get around to the why's and wherefore's and whatnot's they all say the same thing. If Tricare would OK the treatment we could possibly fix the problem. Therein lies the problem...You Joe, are a RETIREE! The Navy's answer to the retiree today is to "Medicate Them Until They Die" approach. Or "Doctors who want the pay and noriety (sp?...fame) of being a doctor but all they want to do is practice Phamacology, (again I can't spell). My next appointment is tomorrow aboard the base near here and even though not what I am going for (I am being see for L-5 and L-4 ruptured vertebra) I will be again in the everyday diaper and the questions will begin anew!

I wish that too. I meant to say Joey but being in a hurry hit d instead of j. I cannot find a way to change it though.

Have you called the Gerber Company. They used to make baby pants in the adult sizes but still had the Gerber Baby tag on the back. Of course I am talking about the early 1990's when I first got several pair straight from the maker.

Retired Gunnery Sergeant/USMC 1976-1996 0341/0369 Three combat tours: Panama, Desert Storm, Somalia. Urge Incontinence kept me from fulfilling my lifelong dream of serving for 30 years!

Oh Jesus H Christ and Mary, shut the fuck up. Dude might get ridiculed and harassed if he wets the bed a few times in Basic, but it's not going to be a career killer. As stressful as Basic is I imagine that bedwetting among recruits is probably relatively common. I spent 21 years in the USMC and was a DI at MCRDSD for 3 of those years. Bedwetting a couple of times by a recruit is common...more than that is a medical problem and will be investigated by medical professionals to what extent the recruit has the problem and after a thorough investigation into family background and medical history of the said recruit...if it is found that he/she lied in order to gain access to the military and/or medical benefits than he/she can and will be charged with a FRAUDULENT ENLISTMENT...and the punishment is severe! Now you can all punch the negative button all you want...but the truth has now been revealed...how you take that is entirely up to you. Daily Di knows I am also a member of the INCON side of this site and many members over there have requested my help in any/all matters pertaining to the military. uit lying to the memberson this site with all of your fantasies...the truth never hurt anyone!