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Support thread for those that piss themsleves (especially those in their 30's)

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suwoo · 21/04/2009 11:02

Following on from that other thread , here is somewhere we can discuss our less than perfect fanjos and swap tena lady anecdotes.

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suwoo · 21/04/2009 11:07

Come on, roll up, roll up!

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Bluestocking · 21/04/2009 11:09

I'm in but I'm not sure I feel brave enough to share just yet.

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KatyMac · 21/04/2009 11:09

I'm 40......can I still post

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gemmiegoatEGGS · 21/04/2009 11:10

Well I am 26 and do not currently require the aforementioned tena helpers. However, i cannot do starjumps safely and am thus crap at "playing Sportacus"

And whilst we are on the subject I do not eat meat and I am absolutely horrified at adverts on TV aimed at people like me for joints of beef, chicken thighs, Birds Eye burgers....I could go on...

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CompareTheMeerkat · 21/04/2009 11:12

I am 33 and jumping up and down is not a good idea

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abermum · 21/04/2009 11:14

i'd LOVE to have a go on the rather fun looking large trampoline in my back garden, but i fear that if i do all the children will refer to me as the old woman who smells of pee

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Hassled · 21/04/2009 11:14

I'm 42 and will never go on a trampoline again.

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suwoo · 21/04/2009 11:18

Yes Katymac, you are welcome . Mine is worse than trampoline evasion at the moment, just simply walking seems to cause drips

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KatyMac · 21/04/2009 11:38

I was like a leaky tap, drip, drip, drip

I got help within 3 weeks of giving birth & it took 6 years before the op

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perma · 21/04/2009 11:43

Is it all sorted now Katy? A lot of the advice seems to relate to larger leaks when coughing, sneezing etc, but I more have tiny leaks on a more frequent basis - is that what you had?

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BouncingTurtle · 21/04/2009 11:43

I had a horrible cold and cough few weeks ago, and everytime I had a coughing fit it was if someone had rung out my bladder, even if I had gone to the toilet just beforehand!

I use Asda Assure pads, not Tena Ladies.

Actually I've just remembered - my ex boss used to have a Tena Lady mug coaster! His wife was a continence nurse, so she was always getting loads of Tena branded freebies lol

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perma · 21/04/2009 11:44

Yes, Suwoo, even just walking

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perma · 21/04/2009 11:44

Now even I draw the line at a Tena coaster!!

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suwoo · 21/04/2009 11:46

Mine is literally running down my legs if I'm not wearing knickers .

The worst thing is, I have a sever uterine prolapse which is managed by two ring pessaries. When it was not adequately managed it caused a kink in my urethra and I really struggled to wee. Now I have the two pessaries it has obviously released the kink and now wee is just dripping out of me.

I was on the waiting list for the prolpase repair, which I have had for 7 years but I got pregnant in the mean time.

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OrmIrian · 21/04/2009 11:47

I'm 44 (is that OK) and I regard my DD's trampoline with deep suspicion

Mind you I did run 12 miles though without damp knickers. But am usually so dehydrated by then that I guess I'm safe.

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suwoo · 21/04/2009 11:47

severe

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suwoo · 21/04/2009 11:48

Thats good going Orm, I can't walk from my bedroom to the bathroom with dripping. Running would finish me off.

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fircone · 21/04/2009 11:48

Tena coaster - arf arf.

I have been to various incontinence clinics and none of them really did any good. I don't do the dripping thing, but if I'm really desperate, it's virtually impossible to hold it in.

Drinking too much coffee is definitely to be avoided.

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suwoo · 21/04/2009 11:48

Gah, I'm not concentrating today, I meant without dripping.

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perma · 21/04/2009 11:48

Just going back to "the other thread" - I recall there was much mirth recently when Ulrika Jonson became the spokesperson for some adult incontinence thing. She said she had been there having had 4 children, but then ruined her "role model status" by adding brightly that is all fine now after doing PFEs for Britain. If only were so simple.

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suwoo · 21/04/2009 11:50

Yep, If only. Mine is way behond help. I have had fanny physio and it is basically fucked.

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purplemonkeydishwasher · 21/04/2009 11:51

my name is purplemonkeydishwasher and i dread sneezing.

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perma · 21/04/2009 11:55

Me too, physio to no avail though physio herself was far more approchable and informative that the gynaecologist who just wanted me to say yes or no to surgery and get out of his office.

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perma · 21/04/2009 11:56

Feeling brave enough to share yet Bluestocking (whispers - it's ok, no one knows who you are )

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fircone · 21/04/2009 11:57

When I was pregnant with dd I had appalling morning (all day) sickness.

And every time I threw up, I wet myself.

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