Tuesday, 29 November 2011
MiniArc Procedure - Women's Health Institute of Macon
Sunday, 27 November 2011
Rim Zahra and JJ Wilson Read a Ghada Samman Poem at The Sitting Room (Infinity)
Friday, 25 November 2011
Tuesday, 22 November 2011
Rubber Incontinence Pants - They're Not What You Think They Are
If you are exploring your options for incontinence products and you run across an offer for rubber incontinence pants, don't dismiss them out of hand as the same thing that children wear over diapers. These products have come a long way in the past few years and this selection of incontinence protection may be the perfect solution for your particular situation.
For starters, gone are the heavy rubber pants that did not breathe and made noise every time you moved your body. Today these products are made with light weight PVC and not only breathe but are rustle free as well. These products offer the ultimate in leakage protection and are an ideal solution if you spend a great deal of time without access to a bathroom such as extensive travel. Obviously they work just as well if you have a problem with continence when you sleep.
Rubber pants are designed to work in tandem with disposable pads and can absorb all the fluid even from the most severe case on incontinence. The pads are held securely in place within the pants making embarrassing accidents a thing of the past.
These pants are also built with comfort in mind. In the past these products were bulky, noisy and could become uncomfortably hot and even encourage rashes to appear. Today's thin PVC fabrics are soft and incredibly comfortable not to mention far more discreet when worn under clothing.
Of course one of the biggest advantages of these pants is the fact that they are washable and reusable which makes managing your condition far more affordable.
When you're considering which product is the best for you be sure to keep rubber incontinence pants in mind. If you still have questions as to how well they work or just how good they are, there are tons of resources available for you to research. A quick call to your physician is a great place to start as he or she will be well informed on all the products available.
Sunday, 20 November 2011
Friday, 18 November 2011
6 Adults Arrested; Children in Foster Care
Wednesday, 16 November 2011
Adult diapers on girlfriend's bumper
Monday, 14 November 2011
1979-1980 Commercials from 6-25-80 ($20000 Pyramid)
Friday, 11 November 2011
All Ages Can Wear Funny T Shirts
Wearing funny t shirts can be done at almost any age. You can use them to show off your personality and your likes and dislikes.
An infant wearing a funny t shirt is always very cute. I remember some of the first funny t shirts that I bought for my little ones. They had funny sayings about diapers, bottles, how much they loved their relatives and parents. It always makes people say "aw". I think that they are getting even more creative these days with the infant t shirts. Of course, when they become toddlers, you can put them in something about walking because most of them are just learning, it makes the t shirt that much funnier.
A preschooler in a funny t shirt would probably have something to do with the kind of things they like to do. Or they could be about a favorite character on a television show they enjoy. My nephew loves tractors, and I bought him a funny t shirt that said "Will Trade Sister for Tractor", which he would probably do, if given the chance to. I love reading little kid's shirts and asking them about them. Some of them know what their funny t shirts say, and some have no idea.
By the time the kids get into elementary school, they usually want to have a say in what they wear. They sometimes enjoy shopping for their clothes and funny t shirts could be a way to make friends. If your little one is very shy, then a t shirt with a noticeable character on it may spark a conversation with a possible friend. One of the first funny shirts that my daughter had was one that said "It's my brother's fault". She has two older brothers and blames everything on them. A lot of the mothers that saw her shirt told me that their daughter needed that shirt also. She became good friends with a few of those girls.
You will know when your kids are starting their adolescent's stage, because you cannot pick out their clothes anymore. You do not know what is cool and what is not. My teenage boys do not like any of the funny t shirts that I like and I usually do not like the ones that they pick out. Since they do not like shopping at the mall, we have resorted to the Internet to purchase a lot of the funny t shirts that they want. I do not mind, as long as the t shirts that they buy are not offensive. I have seen many teenagers with t shirts that I would never allow my boys to wear.
When you are ready to send them off the college, then they are eighteen and you probably have no say in the kinds of t shirts they are wearing. I think that this is usually the time they start wearing the funny t shirts about drinking and partying. I would hope that they are still thinking of the image that they portray, but it is a rite of passage for most kids. This is when they start to realize that they are responsible for all of their decisions.
As grown mature adults, we can wear funny t shirts too. I have some that refer back to a couple of eighties movies. I do not think they are offensive, or are they something that everyone will get. Most are just funny to me and my friends who have seen the movies. You can wear funny t shirts well into your senior years, some may be funny to other and some may not. As long as they are age appropriate and you like them, that is all that matters.
Tuesday, 8 November 2011
Evolution of Adult Incontinence Supplies
Let's face it, there was a time when you heard the term adult incontinence supplies, and your mind shot to adult diapers. It was a miserable time for people, and one that offered embarrassment for those who had to use them. But thanks to modern technology the process has changed, and so has the quality of these products. We'll take a look at some of the incontinence supplies and see how they have moved forward from the days of traditional looking diapers.
To begin with, we'll look at the evolution of the adult diaper. When it was first released, it was nothing more than a larger version of a Pampers diaper. Those who were looking to go out, and needed to wear these often required loose mesh pants that hid the shape and sound that the diaper made. Today, the diapers fit snug around the body and come in both cloth and traditional versions. This method is usually for those who have a moderate to heavy problem, and aren't able to wear the incontinence underwear.
Another idea for adult incontinence supplies is as we just mentioned actual underwear. It resembles normal underwear, but has extra padding in areas that might have leakage, and you can get these designed uniquely for men or women. In most cases they have an odor and bacteria blocker built in while remaining waterproof for comfort. You can get them in thongs, bikinis and other forms if you desire.
Of course there are other incontinence supplies you will need to have on hand. These will be needed for problems that might arise that get a little messy. No longer are you subjected to the harsh chemical wipes that used to be available, today you have the following options:
*Soft flushable wipes with aloe & soothing agents
*Wash clothes
Additional supplies that might be needed will include gloves, odor control inserts that can be found online, and pants that are lined with wetness and stain protection. The goal of these products is to reduce embarrassment from having an accident, and give you the comfort to make it to the restroom unnoticed.
Sometimes accidents happen in the bed, and while there was a time that plastic sheets were the only option some had, new products are available in addition to your other incontinence supplies. What is commonly sold now are under pads. These are flat pads that absorb moisture that come in contact with them. They are backed with waterproof material, and can easily be thrown away with minimal mess being made.
It is important to understand that even though you use adult incontinence supplies, you might need something in addition to help your skin. When your pads become wet, remove them as quickly as possible. When that is done, you should clean and dry the area, and then apply a lotion to keep skin smooth and free from chafing. Most incontinence supply stores will sell this type of lotion in their normal catalogue.
Remember, just because you need these products doesn't mean anything is wrong with you. Certain medical reasons and aging will increase our needs for these supplies. If you aren't comfortable picking them up in the store, many online companies will ship these products to you discreetly, which makes the buying process easier and more comfortable for you.
Saturday, 5 November 2011
Bicyclists - Protect Your Crotch, Buttocks, and Chamois-Lined Shorts With Extra Form-Fitting Padding
A known difficulty among long-distance bicyclists is sore crotch and butt, which often tire out long before our legs do. This nagging condition comes from sitting on any bike saddle for long periods. Even the soft spongy saddles get hard to the long-distance rider. Yet, this condition can be maintained better by adding extra form-fitting padding inside the bicycle shorts.
The problem
Experienced distance riders prefer rigid bicycles with hard narrow saddles. This kind of stiff non-shock-absorbing bicycle keeps the rider's energy going into the forward motion of the ride, which conserves his or her energy in the long run. Possible exceptions to this preference are the large bicyclists who need a wider saddle for their sit-bones (the curved ischia) to rest on in the first place, and those who ride the low-profile laid-back recumbent bikes. The recumbent seat, which has back support, is almost as comfortable a lawn chair.
Men especially, who generally are not as well-padded beneath their sit-bones as their female counterparts, can easily develop extreme soreness and rash at the pressure points between the saddle and their sitting areas, including the buttocks. This soreness and rash are heightened by the natural rubbing, sliding, and sweating occurring in those places while riding. Thus, a number of distance riders use extra high-tech shock-absorbing padding in their riding shorts.
Maintaining this problem better
Normally, this problem is managed by wearing the bike shorts having a thin layer of soft chamois padding lined in the crotch area. However, these shorts must be washed after every ride, often with antibacterial soap to prevent future rashes and related infections. Over time, the chamois lining gets tattered, which means replacing it or purchasing fairly expensive new shorts. To maintain this problem better, see the suggestions below.
1. Check and adjust the saddle for the best riding position. Slide the saddle forward or backward so the distance between it and the handle bars gives a comfortable riding position without having to lean forward on the hands and arms too heavily. Also, adjust the saddle height to an almost fully extended leg position at the lowest pedal level.
Additionally, men especially, adjust the front nose of the saddle to a slightly downward slope. Otherwise, the nose could become a prominent pressure point in the so-called perineal or crotch area, which could cause genital numbness, itch, or paralysis or erectile dysfunction. "Oh my!" said the gorilla. Male riders might also test the types of saddles having a V-cutout down its center line or one not having a nose section at all. These saddles could give better breathing and blood flow in the sensitive sitting areas.
2. Acclimate your butt to the hard saddle. The skin of the crotch and butt areas is sensitive to pressure and rubbing. So, when doing short-training or routine stay-in-shape rides, do not wear the chamois-lined shorts nor padding of any kind. These non-padded rides helps these sitting areas adjust to the hard saddle fairly fast.
3. Stand on the bike peddles more. When going downhill or coasting with the wind, stand on one fully extended pedal leg while tilting the bike slightly to the opposite side. Then shift or balance the body weight to the front or to one side of the saddle. This shift allows a fresh part of the buttocks to rest or lean against the saddle, which gives the regular pressure-point areas a temporary rest.
Also, by stiffening their arms and legs in a timely manner, distance riders learn how to lift their butts slightly off of the saddle when approaching large or rippling bumps. In this manner, they let their bikes and whole bodies absorb the shocks instead of their pressure points alone.
4. Purchase extra crotch padding. High-tech, multilayer, unisex crotch padding can be purchased from bicycle outlets or from sites on the Internet. This padding replaces the tattered chamois in the bike shorts. Or, just as often, it can be added as secondary padding in the bike shorts. This padding fills-in-the-gaps rather than being something soft to sit on. The resulting snug fit keeps the thighs, buttocks, and other sitting parts from rubbing too much. It also protects the original chamois lining from wearing out too soon, and it washes out easily. Note: contrary to certain beliefs, it is okay to wear underwear with bicycle shorts and with this kind of padding.
5. Make your own butt padding. Form-fitting absorbent padding can also be homemade from a material of choice. 100% soft smooth cotton works well. For example, a cutout from the front or back side of a well-made T-shirt can be folded into an approximate 7" x 3" x ½" pad. Also, one or two soft cotton dishtowels or baby diapers can be folded into a similar sized pad. This pad can then be strategically placed at the pressure-point areas of the crotch and butt area. If placed inside the underwear, it will also keep both the underwear and the chamois-lined shorts from getting overly damp and soiled.
A major advantage of the homemade padding is it can be refolded, reversed, or turned over as needed, and it can be washed-out or thrown away after using it, inexpensively. This padding is easy to keep on hand by carrying extra pieces of cloth on distance rides. It also works well with the medicated ointments and powders for crotch soreness and rash without concern for soiling or damaging it.