Comparison of Catheters
For those dealing with male urinary incontinence, a variety of options are available, and you should use the products that best fit your needs. Foley Catheters are placed inside the urethra, and urine exits the body through a tube. Condom Catheters cover the urinary area and contain a tube at the end for the urine…
Read MoreIncontinence 101
Understanding Urinary Incontinence In Men Urinary incontinence in men is a serious problem for millions all around the world. While it is mainly associated with older men, urinary incontinence can afflict men of any age. If you are experiencing an inability to hold urine, you may feel embarrassed and even have a lack of confidence…
Read MoreIncontinence Prevention Exercises
Few men talk about incontinence, a common condition managed by millions of men of all ages. Ignoring the problem will not make it disappear. These incontinence prevention exercises can help you. Incontinence Prevention Exercises Kegel Exercises If you have heard of Kegel exercises or the pelvic floor before, women were likely the focus. It turns…
Read MoreTips to avoid a suprapubic cystostomy or suprapubic catheter when you are only leaking urine
A suprapubic catheter also sometimes called a suprapubic cystostomy is a medical device used to eliminate urine from the body. Your doctor will insert a tube in your bladder so that urine can drain. The tube is inserted through a small incision in your stomach. Urine collects in a small bag outside of the body.…
Read MoreApplication at home
Men’s Liberty application offers the convenience of doing it right at home. Its fast and easy. In fact, most men can apply Men’s Liberty in about two minutes. Caregivers will also appreciate the convenience of fast, pain-free application at home. Step 1. Wash & Dry Clean your hands and the application area with a non-moisturizing…
Read MoreAdjusting to a New Normal
When our son died of sleep apnea on July 2, 1997, our life shattered. Ours was a colorless world of black and white. Well-meaning family and friends advised us to “get over it and get back to normal”. That wasn’t going to happen. Nothing was “normal” again. Eighteen years of monthly meetings with The Compassionate…
Read MoreSpinal Cord Injury with Caleb: The Latest Progress & Mental Musings
Well I am just over the three-month mark since receiving stem cell treatment and of course the question on everyone’s mind is, “What is happening?” In short, a alot and a little. Huh? Take a chair, I shall elaborate.
Read MoreNot Dead Yet
This week I have another blog to share, brought to you by Judy Oppenheimer. This was originally posted on Slate.com and the article discusses aging as a baby boomer and the stigma that can come with aging.
Read MoreTips for Dealing with Incontinence During the Winter
Good day, Good day! For those are you that live up north, I hope your staying warm. I was recently forwarded this list of tips for dealing with incontinence during the winter, originally posted on the Live Confidently website. Check them out and let us know if they help!
Read MoreA Life Changing Day – Eman’s Spinal Cord Injury and Rehabilitation
Sometimes in life, there are events that make you remember just how lucky you are to be alive and healthy. One of our newest clients is Eman, and it’s been quite the ride so far. We’ve been so moved talking with Eman and his family, we wanted to share a bit of his story about…
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