Hi Ya'LL

[ThatFLguy]

so I am new here and it was recommended that I introduce myself.

My name is Tom and have been a bed wetter for almost 15 years. It started after a bad bike reck and in the beginning of hitting puberty. I have had a lot of test and medications but nothing helped so I were protection to bed.

[wheels5894]

Nice to meet you!

[msshendo]

Welcome. I hope you find support and help here.

[schoppy]

Hello Tom

Welcome to our family

Schoppy

[PB&J32]

Welcome aboard, it sounds like you have your condition well in hand!!!

[Puffy Pants]

Welcome to the forum, love the signature, my motto in life, along with chocolate & coffee! Puffy

[ThatFLguy]

So, to give some more background. I have had a tuff life. I was born with my umbilical cord around my neck, I was with out air for over five minuets. Then at age two I was poisoned by our well water, I had diarrhea for over a year and the only thing the doctor would do was tell my mom to keep me hydrated. Then at age seven after getting sick again I had a massage seizure, I was in a coma for eight days and in the hospital for over a month. I had to relearn everything. Then at age 15 I recked a mountain bike so bad I was out cold for over five hours. Before that event I never had bed wetting issues. To this day I still think that everything just lead to my wetting. When I get real stressed I will not pee all day it is like I have pee constipation, then when I sleep it is like someone opened up hover dam. I suffer from insomnia and when I do sleep soundly I wet the bed... I have become accustom to it. My family knows and excepts it. I have not dated seriously sense and have never told anyone outside my family..

[batman381327]

Welcome. Each of use have found our way here for one reason or another. Hopefully, you can find the support you need. I also like your signature line. The only problem is if I have desserts in the house they are soon eaten.

[Wetters]

Hi, Tom, and welcome. Sorry to respond so late. Work issues have kept me from taking time to visit the forum. This is a fabulous group of caring and knowledgeable people. You'll get helpful advice and a compassionate ear.

Wetters

[Patrick]

Tom,

Add my welcome to those above. My brother is an avid bicyclist who thinks nothing of riding 80-100 miles per day. But riding a bicycle can be hazardous to your health, not to mention your life-span. I am glad you survived your accident, if somewhat the worse for wear, and I hope you will find us congenial company and competent managers of our disability.

Again, welcome, and feel free to add your wisdom to our discussions.