Toddler101

Mine was caused by a spinal injury sustained in a motorcycle accident. At first, the docs said I might never walk again, but now, I'm just about as normal as I ever was, other than loss of bladder control. I was already into diapers at the time, so the loss of control was a mixed blessing. I no longer had to hide my diaper use, but sometimes, being incontinent can be a little inconvenient. My bowel control was largely unaffected, but as an AB, I sometimes use my diapers for that also.

I'm new here, but here is my 2 cents worth. The average John Q (or Jane Q) Public isn't running around the streets, shopping malls, or anywhere else, for that matter, looking at everyone's butt to see if they are wearing diapers. And, furthermore, even if they notice, they are more likely to assume the wearer is incontinent than to think the wearer is a weirdo. I've had to wear 24/7 since I was injured in a bike accident, several years ago, so I speak from experience.

I'm a 50 year old AB from Virginia. I wear diapers 24/7 due to an injury sustained in a bike accident, several years ago. However, I was already an AB and somewhat of a DL before my accident. So, my accident was a thing of mixed blessings. On the one hand, I no longer had to hide mt diaper wearing, but on the other, sometimes it's inconvenient. Anyhow, when I'm in AB mode, I am totally a non potty trained toddler, including pooping.