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I sure enjoyed my diaper vacations and I was 24/7 the whole time, everywhere I went. Last one was about 2 years ago. Drove from Michigan to Pennsylvania, making stops in Ohio for museums and staying overnight. Trest diapers worked well for the actual driving, but once at my destination Betterdry and Abena L4 diapers worked for daily activities and tourist attractions. I was 5 minutes from my hotel for most everything, so it was just a quick hop there when I needed to change diapers.

Betterdry with my PEVA plastic pants over it. It's my first time wearing a diaper in 4 weeks! I had my knee replaced and had no interest in wearing diapers with the pain, PT and recovery. Recovery takes 3 to 6 months but usually around 6 weeks you start doing pretty well. I'm almost at 4 weeks and doing good, my urge to wear has come back. I'm going o enjoy my diaper for sure, but only wet.

I was on heavy narcotic pain pills after my knee replacement 3-1/2 weeks ago and they made me a bit foggy too (not as bad as some other heavy duty pain killers I've had to take in the past), but I did sleep well in my recliner the first 2 weeks. I tapered off and then stopped the pain killers last week and I have trouble falling asleep now in my chair even though I'm tired. The good news is I'm finally doing well enough to start sleeping in my waterbed again. Tonight will be my first time sleeping in my bed in almost 4 weeks. Hope I can fall asleep!

If they call again, ask them how much they charge to get rid of themselves.

Welcome Peter. Same here, older DL not into AB but not into being a dirty girl. Feel free to say HI if you like.

I laugh at those who claim to be old. I'm 66 years old. I remember where I was when JFK was shot, The Beatles first performing on Ed Sullivan, watching Gilligan's Island before reruns or syndication. You weren't even born before the Beatles broke up! If you were, you couldn't have been more than a few months old and still in diapers! Oh, wait. Still in diapers.......

Don't drink too much as all Mountain Dew has a lot of caffeine and you might have trouble sleeping. Caffeine also makes you pee a lot, but you have that "covered".

Rearz Black Lil Rebels cloth training pants over Haines underpants. Basically first time in 3-1/2 weeks I am wearing anything diaper related due to finally having total knee replacement surgery. I have not been in any mood since the surgery to wear any kind of a diaper, but I am starting to get in the mood. Knee is not in any shape yet to crawl over things to even get to my stash of diapers. Training pants are in my dresser drawer and easy to get to though. I've been wearing 2 different pairs of shorts over regular underwear due to my knee and the physical therapy, so it was time to do laundry. I could finally get to the washer and dryer with improvement to my knee so while doing a load of washing, I slipped the training pants on so as not to be sitting around in just underpants.

Not to mention Holy Communion will now feature Chicago Hot Dogs.

As long as the diapers themselves aren't split, you should be good to "go".

My mom has been dead for 8-1/2 years, so didn't get her anything.

Not a Catholic, but I have to admit that Pope Francis was one who I really liked. So down to earth and grounded in what is right for everyone. He will be a hard act to follow.

Tell her the truth. If you don't, she will try and get you to do all kinds of tests to find out why you are "incontinent". That is her job. If she didn't, she could be liable for malpractice lawsuits, for one. Don't try and make up a phony story about incontinence, as you will never be able to fool a doctor. People don't suddenly lose bladder and/or bowel incontinence for no reason. Bladder cancer, colon cancer, who knows. The reason you go to your doctor is because something is wrong with you and you hope they can find a cure. A doctor's job is to diagnose and try and find a cause and cure for your problem. Think. If you show up in diapers she will ask why. If you say you just started having issues, she will want to schedule tests and refer you to uroligists and other specialists. If you refuse, she will think, "WTF? WHY?" Think. You decided to become incontinent, not just for a few weeks, but forever. Each time you show up at your doctor's office the rest of your life, the subject will keep coming up. Suck it up, tell her that you have a thing for wearing diapers and you did hypnosis to cause you incontinence so you would have to wear diapers. Yeah, you may be embarrassed about it or have other trepidations, but remember, this was your choice and it is for the rest of your life. She may have heard of AB/DL and diaper fetishes. Maybe she hasn't. She may be taken aback by it, but she is your doctor. She is there to treat patients and make money. She will either have moral ethics and drop you because of it (doubtful), or ask you a few questions and move on. Best get used to fessing up right away as this will probably come up many times with people over the next several years including other doctors and who knows throughout your life.

Mine is a different potty regret. Dealing with Norco pain medications after my knee surgery, and they cause you constipation. I take stool softener and even Mirilax, but still can't poop. I did take a poop in the toilet Thursday evening and boy did I have to push and push. It really hurt coming out until about half way. I swear it had to be over a foot long hard solid poo. No interest in wearing diapers for now after my surgery, just wish I could let loose in the toilet on a regular soft serve basis.

Yikes! I hope you found out why you had the accident, knowing how you dislike dirty diapers.

Never cared for Bill Belichick. I always thought he coached dirty.

Hogan's Heroes, Holiday Baking Championship, Christmas movies like Scrooge, Miricle On 34th Street, Rudolph The Red Nosed Reindeer, others.

I know that is one thing you are afraid of having!

Poopy diapers?

I have camped with a friend a few times, mostly at campgrounds when doing other things such as going to Cedar Point or other attractions. Not one for just camping for camping's sake. To me, I like being on the go, doing things and seeing local attractions as opposed to just sitting around a campsite all day reading a book. I do admit it might be fun for a couple days to be rustic somewhere that we could be in just diapers without risk of running into hikers or other campers. Probably wouldn't be a good idea to sit around the campfire ring in just diapers at a busy public campground.

Just another example of stupid technology either getting someone to buy it just because it's new technology, or stupid like everything else that does for you what you should be doing yourself! "Alexa, run my entire life for me so I don't have to be bothered thinking, remembering to do things, or being responsible in any way". Even for babies or toddlers, this is taking being a responsible parent totally out of the picture. You don't need something to alert you to when your kid's diaper needs changed! What next? Something to remind you to feed them? That's what being a parent is! People have done it for years without sensors or apps. You have no business having kids if you need apps to remind you how to care for them! How many babies already die in hot cars every year because their parents don't pay attention, take responsibility and forget about them in their car seats? So now you are going to create another app so parent's can forget to change their kids diapers? IT'S THEIR JOB TO DO THOSE THINGS WITHOUT HAVING TO BE REMINDED AND NOTIFIED BY SOME TECHNOLOGY!!

It's silently watching you, laying in wait for you to fall asleep so it can creep out and make it's move....

....and I'll bet your diaper will be wet.

Why do we have to ask? Why can't we just enjoy it?

This. Once again, I think somewhere in the chain of replies someone didn't really read the original post well enough and jumped to the conclusion he was trying to get rid of stains, not create them. Then others started posing their own idea on how to get rid of stains. Take a lesson from this example and carefully read the posts so as not to jump to what would have been the obvious conclusion. I agree most people want to get rid of their stains, not create them.