Sandy, I had a little extra time today due to the holiday and just read through all 29 pages of this thread.

I just wanted to say that I think you and your husband are wonderful, amazing people and I wish I had a friend like you when I dealt with the incontinence I was able to have surgically corrected back in 2002.
What awesome support you have given Jane and your young friend. You are the kind of friend every woman likes to have - like a sister - and you have made a huge difference in these other two women's lives.
It makes me angry and sad to think of Jane's husband thinking of her so cheaply that he is willing to throw her away for the sake of her incontinence. It's almost like he is convinced that she 'does it' to him on purpose, as if she had control and is using her supposed control against him. I hope somehow, that they will both be able and willing to go to counseling and work it out. If they can, it will be much better for them and especially their children.
I remember back when I had my first really tight relationship with a fellow and he found out that I had bulimia and dropped me like a hot potato without even bothering to try and talk to me or help me get help for it. After the breakup, I was so anquished for a long time that anorexia set in which I had for five years, causing damage to my eyes and bladder, not to mention my entire digestive system because my body no longer recognized food. I didn't blame him entirely as I had other stress 'trigger' problems going on but it definitely set the condition in motion.
I am recovered from the anorexia today and very glad NOW that our relationship didn't progress any further as it would have proved very damaging. Hopefully, things can work out for Jane and her husband and he can learn acceptance because otherwise it sounds like he is a decent daddy and I am sure that she married him because she saw good qualities in him. Perhaps with counseling (if he is willing) he will allow her to see those good qualities again.