Jennifer Funshine

I can cetrainly relate this thread as I suffered my stroke when I was only 9 years old. December, 1993 to be exact but I've always had health complications and a history of seziures.

Definitely a gamer, both old school and new.

"Star Trek Into Darkness" was a good film... and that's all that can really be said about it. The sequel didn't disappoint but it didn't really elevate itself beyond the first installent. There was an opportunity here for J.J. Abrams to build an even greater cinematic experience but instead 'Star Trek' opted to play it safe as a straight-foward, action-adventure with minimal emphasis on exploration. Fans are well aware that exploration has been this series cornerstone ever since it's conception by the late Gene Roddenberry. Perhaps the director's best ideas are being saved for the Star Wars universe. At least, one can hope so.

I am firmly in the camp of developing a "thick skin" as well. I believe that psychological disabilites (ones that solely affect the mind) are truly difficult to deal with and made harder when people are treated unfairly based on their condition alone. This is a practical viewpoint and I am in agreement. However, if the OP had opened this thread underlining a physical disability it would have carried much more weight with me. A physically disability is not something that can be corrected or fixed at the drop of a hat, I myself was born with a severe heart defect and underdeveloped lungs. Now I'm not posting here to curry anyone's favor but I can certainly understand some of the more negative comments in this thread. As someone whose lived over half of his life in a hospital bed those of us with disabilities must stand strong, both for ourselves and others.

As comfortable as Men's boxers can be I actually prefer a tight pair of panties around my waist (when not in diapers, of course.) Part of what draws my sissy side to wearing them to begin with is just how much more attractive they appear. The silken ones in particular are rather sensual and don't irritate my skin as often. As a lover of things cute and girlish, colorful clothes of all types are not only nice to look at but make me feel better inside about who I choose to be on the outside.

I forgot to include that I'm a nocturnal bedwetter in my intro, but anyway, onto the question.

I don't know if this is "the best thing" for diaper rash but my doctor prescribed Zincofax for me and it works exceedingly well at cooling down the irriated skin. I suffer from nocturnal incontinence caused by a condition known as Sleep Apnea so the cream really comes in handy at bed times.

Hellos & Huggles to everyone in Daily Diapers Land!