Patient Perspective: Why I Don’t Let Fecal Incontinence Impact My Life
Lindsey couldn’t believe it when she started having bowel leaks. Read her story of how she finally decided to take matters into her own hands.
Patient Perspective: Bladder Leaks After Baby
Read Sally’s story about her experience with incontinence after having a baby, and her call to action for every woman to speak up about these potential side effects of childbirth.
Recovering From Incontinence After Prostate Surgery Is Tougher Than I Thought
William had heard he might have some leaks after prostate surgery. But he wasn’t prepared for how long they would last, and how emotional they would be. Read his story.
Patient Perspective: Asking For Help Is Ok. (Living With Incontinence As A College Student.)
As a young person with incontinence, Mia realized how important having a community to depend on is. Read her story.
Don’t Be Embarrassed About Having Incontinence – Chad’s Story
Read how one man fought through his embarrassment around OAB and refuses to give up on finding a treatment.
Incontinence isn’t the end of your life. (Stacy’s Story)
Stacy struggled with incontinence and bladder leaks, but once she finally decided to open up about her condition to others, things got a lot easier. Read her story here.
Kara’s Story: Why I Support Organizations Like NAFC
Having a support system like NAFC to help deal with the emotional and physical setbacks of incontinence makes a huge difference. Read Kara’s Story.
Reusable Incontinence Underwear: Pros And Cons
Is washable incontinence underwear for you? Read our FAQs on this type of absorbent product and see if it’s something you might try.
Dry January: What Is It And How It Can Benefit Your Health
Thinking about trying Dry January this year? Learn all about it here.
What NAFC Means To Me
NAFC is the best online support group I have found for any condition let alone one as embarrassing as bedwetting.
Male Incontinence: A Full Guide To Wearable Solutions
The many available products to treat bladder leaks can be overwhelming, especially for men. Check out this complete guide to help you navigate your options.
How Physical Therapy Can Treat Incontinence
Learn how a pelvic floor physical therapist can help make you more aware of your body, strengthen your pelvic floor, and help you stop those bladder leaks for good.