I didn't...

IceNine said:

Neither did I...

Diva said:

Excellent! We are the best!!!

IceNine said:

lol.. Shhh, don't make the lesser life forms jealous!

I must say, I've clicked on this thread a couple of times before I got the nerve to answer this question.

I was a habitual bedwetter. I wet the bed until I was 13 years old!

My greatest fear was when I was asked to spend the night at a school mate's house, and wet the bed there. I would wake up constantly to make sure I didn't. Luckily, this nightmare never happened.

When I would go to my cousin's house and spend the night, or the week, and had an accident, his sister always made fun of me... I would wake up extra early to clean up any "mess" I made.

I would have these super realistic dreams that I was actually using the toilet, and would wake up in a panic, drenched in my own urine.

It's a horrible situation to be in. I feel so sad for the children who are going through this... as it's no laughing matter. It can scar you for life. Luckily, I had a very understanding mother and father. We worked through this, and when it stopped I was elated.

There is no cure... though, I understand there's a pill that can be taken now... I'm not sure how it works, but I hope it works.

No child should have to go through this humiliating condition.

I was nervous to discuss this... but, strangely...I feel better.

Diva darling... what time is it in Australia?

I did. It's really a sucky thing for a kid to have to go through.

Not a very nice thing to go through, I think that would be absolutely embarrassing. Never happened to me, whew!

Paisley said:

why does this remind of one of those "I HAVE A FRIEND" thangs

June7 said:

June7

A friend of mine also wet his bed till he was 13... he used to refuse to sleep at friends houses... it was a very humiliating thing for him... but you should see him now... you couldn't meet a more well-adjusted person if you tried... a lot of kids do go through this unfortunately.

Luckily for him (and you), he did have understanding parents... who didn't reinforce the shame associated with this, and that can make a big difference.

Here's a better question - who had a plastic sheet that beeped whenever you peed on their beds as a kid?

I must say, I've clicked on this thread a couple of times before I got the nerve to answer this question.

I was a habitual bedwetter. I wet the bed until I was 13 years old!

My greatest fear was when I was asked to spend the night at a school mate's house, and wet the bed there. I would wake up constantly to make sure I didn't. Luckily, this nightmare never happened.