Wet_Night

You're correct Eddie. I'm not wearing diapers 24/7, although I try and make a point of wearing diapers most nights (unless circumstance makes it hard to travel with them). I started wearing consistently July 1st, and until the third week of November I kept a journal, but have dropped that, and have seen some changes. I haven't lost any daytime control, but I am comfortable wetting laid down, and don't have to push to wet, and sometimes bearly feel the urine flowing into the diaper. Some nights I will make it through to morning without waking or wetting, those mornings I wet before I get up. Some nights I wake, wet and go back to sleep, and some nights I sleep though, don't wake until morning and when I do wake find myself in a wet diaper, and whether it is wet or not in debate, it's fully wet. I sometimes also need to go to the toilet when I wake wet already, which would lead me to believe that wetting the diaper in my sleep had happens at least a few hours ago to produce enough urine to want to go again. On those days I usually get up and use the toilet so as not to flood the diaper. The mornings I wake wet are sporadic, it's maybe a day a week, sometimes two mornings in a row, but it is happening now after six months of this. I will continue on the same path, I am happy with the results so far, have not had to do anything to myself, no drugs, no chemicals, just wetting when I wake regardless of when that is, either during the night or in the morning if I'm dry and I think that reinforces that this is an acceptable pattern of behaviour. This has been more frequent over the last month/ six weeks and I think it would be a fair assumption to think that in another three months, it might be a couple to three nights a week. Obviously, once I start wetting consistently more than half the nights of the week, if I travel I'm going to have to take diapers, as that would likely be a significant tipping point when it is a happening consistently, if not every night. WN

Thanks for the input WB.

Thanks Dave. 100 days 24/7. That must a big difference to the way life was before 24/7? I'd have to be retired before I would consider that, as that's a big commitment to make; much more so that bedwetting! Good luck with your continued training and I look forward to any insight you are able to offer not he life changes and progress, particularly on progress to date. Regards, WN

And what were the mechanisms you used to retain yourself? If you had to summarize what you did into say 6 bullet points to get someone started, what would they be? Regards, WN