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My Husband Has Parkinson Falls Asleep And Pours Coke, Water, On His Pant's But Does Not Feel The Wet Does Any One Elise Have This Prouble ??
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Is any one having a trouble feeling your close wet My Husnand LA Wilkie falls asleep holding his coke it falls on his pants and he is wet and chair is wet but he does not feel he is wet . and will stay in his pants till bed time when I help him get undress he wets the bed but does not feel it .

posted February 11, 2017
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A MyParkinsonsTeam Member

Thank you we using pads for bed and depends pull ups at night but during the day he spells his lunch coke tea water on him and gets soak he does not feel his wet his loosing feeling. he now has broke foot he ran is motor chair into end of our bed he turns it up all the way any thing in his way hooks motor chair to it keeps going I have moved every thing I can out his way he is mad he can't do what he used to. the Parkinson is taking him more away each day.

posted February 24, 2017
A MyParkinsonsTeam Member

Might use bed pads, can get on Amazon, so bed does not get wet.

posted February 20, 2017

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