Guest guest Posted January 14, 2006 Report Share Posted January 14, 2006 I just saw a TV comerical about frequency of urination for men. The advertisement was for Advodart, which is a drug targeted to men with benign prostate hyperplasia. The lining of the prostate overgrows and causes problems with urination namely frequency esp, during the night. Jan, this may not be your husband's problem, although it is common. I am just grasping at straws. I am desparate for your sake also. TAke care, Gerry HELP ME! I think I'm going over the edge. I CAN'T HANDLE THIS ANYMORE! While I have been reading posts, Jim has removed all his clothes, took the Pad out from under him on the bed and peed all over the bedding and himself. Even though there is another pad under the sheets it went through that too. He refuses to get in the shower. I have cracked up and can not stop scraeaming and crying. I have had to change the bedding everyday of this week. He is into removing all his clothes. He threw all his wet clothes on the floor plus his drenched diaper. He got out his knit neck scarf from his drawer and put it under him to soak up the wetness and his jacket too. I can't keep this up. I have laundry up the kazoo and when I get to the end of it, it starts all over again. My neighbor said call anytime when I am in need, so I called and no one answers. They're probably all in bed. Thank you for letting me vent. It helps so much. I have calmed down a lot since I am typing. I have to get back to Jim I made him stay on the toilet for over 5 minutes now I think. He asked to get up and I shouted he had to stay there. I feel so horrible, but I need to be away from him for awhile. Thank God you are all here to vent too. Hugs to all, Jan __________________________________________________ Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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