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iinews - 20 Apr 2006 23:49 GMT

I had my RP 6 weeks ago, and there has been
some improvement since then. However I still
need to use pads and feel frustrated at the lack
of a reliable, comfortable method to keep them
in place.

Sticking a pad down the front of my underwear
is not a good solution - things move around and
accidents happen.

I've improved on this (cutting, stapling, etc etc),
and I was wondering if there would be interest
in sharing ideas on this topic?

David Kinston
melbourne.au

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I.P. Freely - 21 Apr 2006 03:18 GMT

> I had my RP 6 weeks ago, and there has been
> some improvement since then. However I still
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> and I was wondering if there would be interest
> in sharing ideas on this topic?

First cut: diapers.

Second cut: MUCH wider pads. Otherwise, I'll be in diapers for the rest
of my life. Pads just aren't wide enough; I don't see how anyone uses them.

Third cut, first if covered by medical coverage: The ActiCuf
incontinence pouch. Google it here and online.

I.P.

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judamd@aol.com - 21 Apr 2006 16:15 GMT

David, are you using boxer shorts or briefs? Pads don't work at all
with anything but the body-hugging briefs or maybe a jock strap. The
sticky stretch on the back side of the pad holds the thing in place. I
assume you are using "men's" pads that have a bit more room in them to
hold everything in place. I've never had a problem with things moving
around. Of course, if you have M.D. after your name (Mule Dick), then
anything can happen and all bets are off.
Dave Perry

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juniper - 21 Apr 2006 22:55 GMT

> around. Of course, if you have M.D. after your name (Mule Dick), then
> anything can happen and all bets are off.

That would be amazing after RP.

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David S. - 22 Apr 2006 22:25 GMT

I have never had a problem with the Depends Guard moving, but I wear jockey
type briefs, not boxers. The pads will never work with boxers or even with
loose fitting briefs.

> David, are you using boxer shorts or briefs? Pads don't work at all
> with anything but the body-hugging briefs or maybe a jock strap. The
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> anything can happen and all bets are off.
> Dave Perry

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I.P. Freely - 25 Apr 2006 21:31 GMT

I find pads highly unreliable even in jockey shorts, and I'm a gerbil,
not a mule. But then I also don't fasten my suspenders to my shorts, so
there's sometimes some slack.

I.P.

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