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Daughter bed wetting

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 HeBrokeVows (original poster member #43252) posted at 2:54 AM on Tuesday, May 20th, 2014

So since Friday's horrible interaction with WH, daughter has been bed wetting the past three nights. Even twice a night. She's almost 5 and I know bed wetting isn't unusual and she would at night every 10-14 days or so or longer. She even had an accident during the day Saturday. She's been potty trained since 2.5. Never accidents.

I called pediatrician and spoke with nurse. Updated her on WH bullying and intimidating me in front of kids and that we are divorcing. She calmed me and said make sure i do don't shame her. Which I'm not at all (the asshole used to because looking back she woke him up when he was waking up early to drive to the whore and his daughter interrupted this). Just extra reassurance and love and letting her know its ok and normal. And she also suggested walking down target aisle and picking out big kid pull ups. She liked that. I also bought pads to stick on sheets. She decided she didn't want pull ups at bedtime but instead the pad. That's fine. Whatever she wants.

Any other insights or ideas? Thanks

Dday March 11, 2014. Found out my husband of almost 10 years was having an affair, first emotional then physical for 6 months.
Divorced 2/2016

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justinpaintoday ( member #42858) posted at 3:35 AM on Tuesday, May 20th, 2014

I think your doing the right thing. Just keep building her up and letting her know how amazing and special she is. She likely is struggling emotionally as well. Kids definetely process stress differently. Just love the snot out of the kid and she'll know mom isproud and that will go miles.

I never realized you could be in this much pain and not be dying.

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GingerAle ( member #33822) posted at 3:39 AM on Tuesday, May 20th, 2014

((((HeBrokeVows & daughter))))

You are such a wonderful, sensitive mom. I think you are handling this perfectly.

My EXWH: 6 month EA in 2010 OW 1

2 year Sexting/PA 2012-2014 OW2

I divorced him in May 2014

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WeepingBuddhist ( member #39139) posted at 12:52 PM on Tuesday, May 20th, 2014

Although there is a huge amount of stress in your home, most children who have bed wetting are experiencing intestinal distress. When they do X-Rays and realize they are well, "full". If keeping track of her bowel movements isn't something you typically do, you may not have even noticed and stress has a huge physical component and can constipate people just as quickly other factors. Make sure she is getting a lot of water to drink (you, too!!!) and try to get as many high fiber foods and fresh veg onto her plate. I know it's more work but it could be really good for you both. ((Broke))

Me: BS 46
Him: unimportant
D Day:4-27-13
DIVORCED!!! 2-20-14

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 HeBrokeVows (original poster member #43252) posted at 8:23 PM on Tuesday, May 20th, 2014

Thanks for the support and advice! Always appreciated here!

Dday March 11, 2014. Found out my husband of almost 10 years was having an affair, first emotional then physical for 6 months.
Divorced 2/2016

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