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Woke up wet in a double layer Angel Fluff cloth prefold covered with blue plastic pants and a white onsie from Baby pants. When we got up, my wife changed me into a Abena M3 with fresh powder and resnapped my onsie. I put on a pair of shorts and had breakfast and read the Sunday paper. Later in the morning about 11am, while watering the plants in the back yard I pooped my diaper. I told my wife and she changed me into a fresh Abena M3. I ate lunch and and am now taking a break from chores and I am still dry.

Hi, I'm looking for a girl or mommy accepting of the DL lifestyle. I'm professional white male, 40 yrs, 170 lbs, blond hair, blue eyes, athletic build. I prefer healthy blonds. I'm located in northern SF Bay Area, and travel the Sacramento corridor frequently. Hope to meet you soon.

Just a disposable Abena X M3 under my jeans. I don't use any conventional cloth underwear (boxers of briefs) anymore. I sometimes wear a short-sleeve onesie for backside concealability if I think it necessary.

I was just in a wet Abena M3. Mommy (wife) just changed me and pinned me into a double heavyweight cloth diaper from Angel Fluff, two blue headed diaper pins, blue plastic pants and a white onesie. Ready for bed.

I love my new onesie from babypants. www.babypants.com

In January I found out I have cancer. Second round of treatment scheduled for next month. 14 year old dog needs to be put down. Have to sell the house due to finances. Wife wants a seperation. My life as I know it is crumbling before me..... Sorry, but I'm really sad now.

Fecal incontincence is not fun at all. It is not something that you want to happen to you. Life can all seem normal until, BAM, explosive diareah with only seconds notice. Shitting you pants in Home Depot or while grocery shopping is not my idea of a good time. At least at home you can clean up and have not embarrased yourself in public. It is smelly and gross and a pain to clean up.

Woke up wet in cloth and changed into an Abri-form Abena M3 (had some errands to run this morning). I was wet when we got back, so my wife changed me into a dry Abena M3. Oh so nice.

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I heard there was a problem with the Abena Large M4 with pinholes in the plastic covering. No experience with the large myself, I am a medium and usually wear the M3.

My wife just changed me from a wet nightime cloth diaper with plastic pants into a dry Abena Abri-Form Extra.

Diapers are definitely used for medical conditions. I've been 24/7 for a couple of years now. Went from want to (DL) to have to (due to necessity). The history of the DL part can be found in a story from long ago: Been changed? Well now I know what has been causing my continuous diareah for over the past year. I have recently been diagnosed with VIPoma, an extremely rare pancreatic cancer that causes diareah, weight loss, and death. I have lost over 30 pounds and fill my diaper about 10 times per day. Fortunately I have good help. My wife and Norma take care of all my diaper changes. I have to keep shaved for easier cleanup, and use healthy amounts of A+D to prevent rashes, and powder to reduce humidity. I have almost used all of my residual Tena Ultra (I think I have about one bag left from a stockpile of 5 cases). I have switched over to Abri-form Extra and wear them all the time; I have stockpiled about 10 bags (220 diapers) on the garage shelf and there are more comming automatically every three weeks. Only time I am not wearing a disposable is for bed, when I wear a thick cloth diaper and plastic pants. My wife pins them on each night. Fortunately Norma does the diaper laundy and there have been quite a few messy ones. Wearing diapers has helped me cope with my diagnoses and side effects. I feel more secure and confident when I have to go out, or even when I am in. They are comfortable and discrete so I don't see much of a down side. It's even better when all I have to say is "I need a change" and a few minutes later I am all cleaned up and in a fresh diaper. I start my treatments next week. The doctors are going to nuke the cancer in my liver. Wish me luck. OKMe

I get changed all the time by my wife and mother-in-law. My wife hated diapers for a long long time, but then after about 15 years finally accepted that I like to wear and slowly began to help me with them. Her mom was the one who instigated the diaper changing and opening up of the diaper situation. She changes most of my diapers now, at lunch, after work, or whenever I need an emergency change. My wife handles the morning and nightime changes. I wear 24/7 and don't even have any regualr underwear or boxers anymore. It's Tena Ultra or Abena M4 during the daytime and cloth with plastic pants at night.

So I have been wanting to try some new diapers for awhile. In the past I have tried many brands such as Attends, Depends, Molicare, Tena, and many others, but since I have multiple cases of my usual Tena Ultra in the garage, I was not sure I should try something different for a couple of reasons. If I like something else better, I would still have hundreds of Tena’s to get through. Also, the Abena’s that I wanted to try cost almost twice as much money. I talked to my wife about it and she said, “Go ahead and order them, I’m sure you’ll get through what you have.

Norma came over for dinner and a movie tonight. After dinner (and a couple of beers during dinner preparation for me), Norma changed my wet and messy diaper before the movie. We just finished the movie (The girl with the dragon tatoo) and Norma and my wife changed me together in the bedroom. They changed me into a Tena Ultra disposable with a heavy weight cloth diaper with red plastic pants covering. My wife did the support role of handing wipes, handing over the diapers, powder, pins, plastic pants, etc., and Norma did the actual changing. I'm thickly padded and ready for bed.