Deaper Review: FAB SENSE CityPrint

Hello, today I want to ealk with you about a new adult diaper that recently got in the mail. It is the City Print Brief by Fab Sense. After wearing these I would have to say that these are very comfortable. The padding is very thick and absorbant. I can wear these at least 12 - 14 hour with no leaks.


Here are  some of the key features of this diaper.

Super Absorbent Cotton Core

Plastic Backed Surface

Refastenable Tapes for extended wear

Double Leg Cuff Design

Elastic Waistband

Colourful and fun city print

3,000 ml absorbency

All Cases are shipped in plain discreet boxes

Sizes include Medium & Large

This is a very fun diaper to wear. The price is very reasonable, for the confort and quality.

Why Some Epileptics (ABDL) Age Play

   Some people don't why some of us like to age play. For a lot of people it's never for the same reason. Some ABDL's do it for stress relief, or some just miss that sense of reliving there childhood.
   

There is another group of people I want to talk about to today, something I don't think people know exists. People like myself, a person with epilepsy. Someone reading this may say this is ridiculous, but it's not a crazy as you may think.
I have many reasons that I age play, one of these reasons is my struggles with urinary incontinence.
Because of this I have to wear adult diapers, but this is not something to easily accept. To help myself accept this I have started to age play with baby toys, adult baby clothing, and ABDL clothing. With this new change in my life I have been a calmer person, have had less seizures, and I have felt more confident in my need for adult diapers.
    There are sopme people who may be angry or upset with this article. Some who my say, I have epilepsy and I don't wear diapers and act like a baby. To those people I would like to say, all of us who deal with this are different. Also we all have different things going on with our health and how we choose to deal with our problems is different as well.

Epilepsy & Wearing Diapers

One question that a lot of people ask. Is it normal for adults with epilepsy to wear diapers. The answer is that it is a matter of preference if the person with epileptic incontinance feels it is necessary for them to wear an adult diaper. Some people are OK with wearing them, while others are turned off by the idea.
     When I started having problems with incontinence it was a very hard transition because in my mind I thaught only babies and old people wear them. One day I had an acident after having a seizure in public, I wet myself and it was an embaressing moment in my life. All I knew is that I never wanted that to ever happen again. In my opinion, it is better to wear an adult diaper then it is to have an embaressing acident in public.

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My Bucket List

One thing that I have been thinking about as my life goes on is things I want to do bwfore I get to old, or before my condition gets to bad. I have been making a list of things goals in lfe that I want to accomplish in my life as well as places that I would like to go. Life is to short and we should do everythingf we can to live our dreams no matter how old or how old we are, and no matter what obstacles are put in our way. 

I have my own list that I want to share, I will be working as hard as I can to check some of these of soon.

• 1 Go to Wrestlemania
• 2 Visit another country
• 3 Make a film about Epilepsy
• 4 Earn a YouTube Silver and Gold Play Button
• 5 Take my family on cool vacations
• 6 Help young people, who strugle with depression, and substance abuse.
• 7 Go to VidCon
• 8 Have a meet up to meet some of my subscribers.
• 9 Visit NYC and see the 9/11 memorial

   There are probably a bunch of other things I can add to my list that I haven't thaught of yet. My piont is this, do as munch as you can while your here, because if you sit around, life might just pass you bye.

Diaper Review: Rearz Spoiled

This is one of my all time favorite diapers thus far. This diaper is a play diaper for ABDL, and for those who are into age play. It is a very comfortable fit, for the money you spend on it. The diaper is very thick, and holds a lot, it also does not leak. The longest I have worn this diaper is about 10 hours. I have had no problems keeping mioster away from my skin I was still very dry after use of this diaper.

Features

1. Brand name 4th Generation SAP gel:

• This crazy gel has a 4x faster acquisition rate
• Better retaining power - even under pressure!
• Higher capacity
• This ingenious polymer also swells more than the cheap gel that ALL our competition uses 
• Why don't ANY other manufacturers use this gel?  It costs 3x more money so they can have a higher profit margin.  We don't care about anything other than the BEST QUALITY materials available.

2. Boasting a 4900ml capacity (yes that is 169oz/20 cups)

3. Brand name tapes

4. Soft and generous core with USA grade A Fluff to prevent shifting when wet

5. Tall standing leg guards

6. Elastic waistbands front and pack

7. Adorable print

8. Reinforced frontal tape that allows refastening

9. Thick Vintage style PE backing that has not been seen in at least 20 years

Sizing

As a genaral note these run larger than "standard" sizing, closer to the sizing of Abena.

Size 9 (Medium): fits 32" to 42" with 3" of overlap on each side

Size 10 (Large): fits to 52" with 3" of overlap on each side

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Hard Shell Seizure Helmet

For a bigger part of mylife I've had to wear a seizure helmet. Since 2009 I have baught about five different helmets including the most recent one that I have now. Most of the ones before were foam rubber or leather. The most recent one is a hard shell helmet with a foam rubber liner on the inside with hard shell ear covers. 

The reason for the hard shell up grade was because aboutt a month a go I was shopping a Wal-Mart when all of the sudden I passed out on the floor. The next thing I knew was that I was waking up with a manager telling me that I had a seizure. He told me that I had fallen pretty hard, and man did I feel it the next couple of days.

  The next couple of weeks I was to scared to go anywhere by myself . This is when I decided to try and upgrade to a hard shell helmet. My reasoning was that this would be more durable, and it would make me feel more safe.

  I will begin to tell you that seizure helmets are not cheap. This particular helmet cost me about $470 thats including the shipping cost. Being someone who works in fast food, this was not easy to come up with the money. 

  On the news I saw  stories of how some people were able to get help using croudfunding services.
One particularly was GoFundMe, so thats what I did I set up a page and in about a month I was able to get my helmet.

  I am so thankful that a lot of my friends and family could help me raise the money for my helmet. Now my brain feels a lot safer because of it.

Need For A Hard Shell Seizure Helmet

    Most of you who come here and read my blog  know that I have seizures. The cost of me trying to keep myself healthy and safe can be rather expensive. Well just last week I passed out at Walmart and had a seizure I woke up later and the manager was standing over me and told me not to move and that I had a seizure. Thank God I had my foam rubber helmet on. I did however drift in and out of consciousness. The next day I had extreme headaches. 

   Now that I'm 40 I find that I have a need to be safer and protect myself fom injury. I have been wanting for some time to have a hard shell helmet, I believe that it is much more durable and will protect my head better than a foam rubber helmmet. I have beenn looking and pricing them out and the one I need with all the options I want the cost is around $470.00 and that includes shipping. I am in desperate need to be safe, I have set up a GoFundMe page for anyone who would like to help me. If I can I will try to keep everyone updated on how much money I have raised.