Thank you one and all for the advice and suggestions you have made. I have come to the conclusion that I have to take the bull by the horns and be decisive and firm so I will say to V
"Si vous voulez sortir puis les pullup botty blotters sont nécessaire " As she doesn't speak French there will be no tears or tantrums . Good scheme.........? Watch this space .
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I'm watching! I'm sure V will soon get used to them and they have stay dry liners so it's better than sitting in wet pants. I tried several different sorts for C before he had his convene and settled for Lille classic form shaped pads. I found them easier to get on and off than the pants. May be easier with a skirt instead of trousers though.
I don't speak French either, but my gut reaction is 🐓🐓🐓🐓🐓🐓🐓🐓🐓🐓!!!!
I think I am right, but you had better check, but I am sure you can get convenes for women as well! Not sure how they work, I would think fairly uncomfortable, but might be worth looking into!!! Check with the DN's.
Heady, I have seen convenes for women.....mostly women who are on the road alot...like truckers etc...I can't imagine that ones cab doesn't smell like the urine that missed the convene! And really can't imagine helping another person use it... But they are out there!!
After 2.5 months with a catheter my guy is back to the botty blotters - great phrase! The catheter became dislodged so I removed it, and he just didn't want to have it replaced. So now I "double bag" him, as I say, and put a guard in there, too. I prick holes in the guard and the first panty as some wise person here suggested,(THANKS, whoever you are!!) so the wet wicks through, and we get though most nights with just one change of clothes, sometimes just a change of the underthings. So far it's working really well.
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