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Don Rickles
08-07-2023, 9:31am
GTO requested a pole......
Usually once, about 5-6 hours after I go to sleep.
I need a 0-1…I drink a lot less beer than I used to. Not zero…just less.
Jughead
08-07-2023, 9:41am
1-2 depending on what and how much I drink before retiring.
Louie Detroit
08-07-2023, 9:47am
About every hour, I’ve had bladder issues ever since I had prostrate cancer surgery back in the day.
Onebadcad
08-07-2023, 9:47am
I can wait until morning, as the obstacle course of doggies gets tougher with the lights out.
04 commemorative
08-07-2023, 9:53am
99% of the time I don't get up to pee
Steve_R
08-07-2023, 9:53am
About every hour, I’ve had bladder issues ever since I had prostrate cancer surgery back in the day.
I had prostate cancer surgery, but I think they had me prostrate to do it although I was asleep so I can't be 100% sure.
RMVette
08-07-2023, 9:56am
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GTO requested a pole......
GTO requested a “pole”? Probably Yaddy’s pole. :lol:
Maybe should request a “poll.” Probably wouldn’t hurt as much. :eek:
6spdC6
08-07-2023, 10:01am
Get up too often! Getting to be every 2 to 2 1/2 hours.
Being I have serious kidney issues I drink large amounts of water. (Docs orders) I have a very good tasting private well so water drinking is easy for me thing to do!
Don Rickles
08-07-2023, 10:03am
GTO requested a “pole”? Probably Yaddy’s pole. :lol:
Maybe should request a “poll.” Probably wouldn’t hurt as much. :eek:
At least someone gets my joke!:seasix:
:lol:
About every hour, I’ve had bladder issues ever since I had prostrate cancer surgery back in the day.
/\ This sucks. My FIL suffered from the same disease/problem.
Radiation damn near burnt his bladder out, he was hospitalized for
over 2 weeks with a bleeding bladder post op. Never recovered from
that, which his Dr. told him would return him to normal piss stops.
"There's a 10% probability of complications with any surgery blah blah blah"
Fugger.
Anyway, I can usually make it 6 plus hours before I got to get up and go.
That's about my regular sleep routine anyway. :seasix:
GTO requested a pole......
:mirror::funniest::funniest::popcorns:
I stop drinking water 3 hours before I crash.
At least someone gets my joke!:seasix:
:lol:
"Never underestimate a man who overestimates himself."----The Yadkin Credo:)
Don Rickles
08-07-2023, 1:49pm
"Never underestimate a man who overestimates himself."----The Yadkin Credo:)
This lines been waiting for the opportune moment!
:rofl:
This lines been waiting for the opportune moment!
:rofl:
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dvarapala
08-07-2023, 2:02pm
GTO requested a pole......
Yeah, we know - but what does that have to do with this thread? :shrug:
ricks327
08-07-2023, 2:12pm
Prior to my bladder cancer, I never had to get up. Since then, I might get up once during the night but not nightly.
At least someone gets my joke!:seasix:
:lol:
Not a joke. You just don't know how to spell.
:seasix:
/\ This sucks. My FIL suffered from the same disease/problem.
Radiation damn near burnt his bladder out, he was hospitalized for
over 2 weeks with a bleeding bladder post op. Never recovered from
that, which his Dr. told him would return him to normal piss stops.
"There's a 10% probability of complications with any surgery blah blah blah"
Fugger.
Anyway, I can usually make it 6 plus hours before I got to get up and go.
That's about my regular sleep routine anyway. :seasix:
I had prostate cancer and surgical removal 11 years ago. Peeing is normal except it's harder to hold it when the time comes.
dvarapala
08-07-2023, 2:33pm
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Ah, so you're a bed wetter.
https://media.giphy.com/media/MwN4sX0K0vQxRC6KRp/giphy.gif
I had prostate cancer and surgical removal 11 years ago. Peeing is normal except it's harder to hold it when the time comes.
Have you tried Kegel Exercises, or does the removal not allow that to work?
(Its not just for females)
Have you tried Kegel Exercises, or does the removal not allow that to work?
(Its not just for females)
Oh yeah, went through all that and still do them.
The problem is that the main sphincter muscle is attached to the prostate, so that all comes out. There is still some muscle in the bladder along with the pelvic floor muscles.
When the bladder is getting topped off then you have to find someplace to pee fairly quickly, but the sensation of the bladder filling up is still there, so the sensation is what wakes me up some mornings when I end up having to go.
Ah, so you're a bed wetter.
Actually, I'm not but I hope you get prostate cancer and it kills you.
Anjdog2003
08-07-2023, 3:53pm
Actually, I'm not but I hope you get prostate cancer and it kills you.
:wow:
Actually, I'm not but I hope you get prostate cancer and it kills you.
You don't mean that, right?
Frankie the Fink
08-07-2023, 4:03pm
I sometimes pee without getting up from bed....(not really)...
I was up literally every 1/2 hour nightly (its really a "quality of life" issue at this frequency) until I had the TURP procedure done for BPH, now its once or twice a night.
You don't mean that, right?
A nerve was struck, apparently. Bruze is a straight up guy and not one to bullshit. At least not in my opinion.
Joking about somebody's cancer is pretty insensitive, so I can see the anger.
Anjdog2003
08-07-2023, 4:17pm
A nerve was struck, apparently. Bruze is a straight up guy and not one to bullshit. At least not in my opinion.
Joking about somebody's cancer is pretty insensitive, so I can see the anger.
It was still uncalled for
Dan Dlabay
08-07-2023, 4:52pm
2-4 now as they what me to drink at lest 4 bottles of water while treating my cancer.:cert:
TheRealBadger
08-07-2023, 4:56pm
More boomer problems. Wear depends guys. You’ll be fine.
More boomer problems. Wear depends guys. You’ll be fine.
Your day will come sonny.
Steve_R
08-07-2023, 5:03pm
Actually, I'm not but I hope you get prostate cancer and it kills you.
.
Have you tried Kegel Exercises, or does the removal not allow that to work?
(Its not just for females)
Those are typically for pelvic floor issues.
After getting treated for bladder cancer, I went from 3 times/night to zero, unless I'm really hitting the liquids.
I had prostate cancer surgery, but I think they had me prostrate to do it although I was asleep so I can't be 100% sure.
Likely supine and tilted, but you were sleepy.:rofl:
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