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28 Mar 2007, 2:43 am

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You do, once yer commanding officer hears of it!! !



Gee I wonder what else does he do, kick out incontinents? Kick out people with disabilities? Isn't that discriminating? I thought it was against the law.


People with disabilities aren't allowed to join the armed forces mate


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28 Mar 2007, 7:35 am

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I did it a lot when I was younger, like 4 and 5 perhaps. I also wet my pants at school in first grade. 8O


kindergarten for me ;^) lol.


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28 Mar 2007, 8:46 am

Starbuline wrote:
I did it a lot when I was younger, like 4 and 5 perhaps. I also wet my pants at school in first grade. 8O


I did that too. :oops: I was too embarrassed to ask whether I can go to the toilet or not.

I've never had any problems, but 2, concerning bed wetting as far as I can remember- since I was 4, that is. Once when I was 5, I got out of my bed (I was asleep, though) lied on the ground and peed lol. And one again when I was 12, I just woke up feeling uncomfortable and realised my bed is wet. But I haven't had any other problems.



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28 Mar 2007, 8:48 am

I always made it a point to go to the bathroom before going to bed. It worked for me.



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28 Mar 2007, 9:20 am

I didn't, but I'm not sure why considering I have an overactive bladder.


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28 Mar 2007, 9:33 am

Starbuline wrote:
I did it a lot when I was younger, like 4 and 5 perhaps. I also wet my pants at school in first grade. 8O

This one boy in my first grade class pooped in his pants. He got shunned the rest of the year.



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28 Mar 2007, 3:16 pm

I was wetting until I was 10, started again whenever I got really drunk.



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28 Mar 2007, 7:36 pm

I did until I was 11. I read a couple of years ago that almsot 50% of children with ADD/ADHD will wet the bed after the age of 5.

BTW, bedwetting at any time after the age of 5 is not considered normal.



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28 Mar 2007, 8:24 pm

Have I ever wet my own bed? Never.

Have I ever wet someone else's bed? You better believe it.



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28 Mar 2007, 11:58 pm

I used to wet the bed until quite a late age... probably about 8 years old, I forget. I had to go to a special clinic to learn bladder control. My mum even put little post-it notes above the toilet to remind me to count to 10 before peeing... Kind of embarassing, hehe...



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29 Mar 2007, 12:02 am

Ya, until I was ~16. Can't blame me though. Was on Ritalin, was an anxious kid, and kind of paranoid at night.



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29 Mar 2007, 8:35 pm

Gahh, I still hate to admit it but yes. Probably until I was almost 12 or so. I honestly think the "treatment" (a bed wetting alarm), is the main reason I get terrible bladder infections to this day. I learned to "hold it" a little too well.

I can recall being traumatized by a babysitter when I was younger, maybe 8. I was forbidden any liquid after 8 PM. I have always been one to dehydrate very quickly. So after being locked in my room because I was drinking from the sink, I resorted to drinking from my hamster's water bottle.

The water restrictions ended shortly after relating this to my mother.



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02 Apr 2007, 12:52 am

Strange, I had been wondering if this was an AS thing or a stress/anxiety thing.

I stopped wetting the bed at the usual age, but every now and then since that time it'll happen, up til about as recently as a year (maybe 2) ago. Embarassing, until I realize that with my social skills and dislike of proximity to others I'll probably never share a bed anyway, so it's really only my problem.



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02 Apr 2007, 1:01 am

I did, until I figured out that peeing in my dreams was a bad idea... ~5-6.



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02 Apr 2007, 3:57 pm

Mithra wrote:
Gahh, I still hate to admit it but yes. Probably until I was almost 12 or so. I honestly think the "treatment" (a bed wetting alarm), is the main reason I get terrible bladder infections to this day. I learned to "hold it" a little too well.

I can recall being traumatized by a babysitter when I was younger, maybe 8. I was forbidden any liquid after 8 PM. I have always been one to dehydrate very quickly. So after being locked in my room because I was drinking from the sink, I resorted to drinking from my hamster's water bottle.

The water restrictions ended shortly after relating this to my mother.


OMG that's so wrong! Your hamster's waterbottle?? I'd have had a meltdown and showed that babysitter that either I get water as part of my nighttime routine or that she'd have one crazed aspie kid on her hands. I remember trying to drink from my guinea pig's water bottle once...I liked the salt lick better. lol. I was eight.


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02 Apr 2007, 5:43 pm

Maybe until I was 10 or 11. I saw a doctor about it once but it ended soon after.