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It Actually Happened....... :-(
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Poo Pea 4
, Jun 20 2009 09:06 AM
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#1
Posted 20 June 2009 - 09:06 AM
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#2
Posted 20 June 2009 - 03:54 PM
#3
Posted 20 June 2009 - 05:07 PM
POOPEA4Thats exactly how i feel, i am always worried about being out and not making it to a toilet in time and messing myself. but i have been put on Codeine 30mg Tablets to take 2-3 times a day as they calm the gut and can firm your bm with a constipating effect., so far, in the 3 days i have been taking them, i have only had 1 loose bm first thing in the morning, and i am only taking 1 codeine tablet to start with a day, then will go to 2 in the mornings after a couple of more days.
#4
Posted 20 June 2009 - 05:36 PM
I'm sorry that happened to you poo pea. Anyone who has had to deal with IBS-D can relate. I know once that rumble starts, you know exactly what's going to happen; you just don't know how long you've got until the explosive diarrhea hits. I was once on a date and had that familiar rumble begin, and I have never forgotten the terror or the embarrassment I felt when the "pre diarrhea" events started happening. My date was certainly nice about everything, but I had a difficult time relaxing around him from that moment on, and I think that event kept our relationship from moving forward. Be glad you were alone. Hope you can find a medication that will help.
#5
Posted 20 June 2009 - 07:49 PM
Thanks for you replies....Its just so destressing isnt it, i suppose i could consider myself lucky that i was alone in the car..... regardless of that though it was still aweful, just plain aweful.I had even tried to go to the toilet before leaving my fathers. It really did just hit me, evey other time i have been able to hold it till i got somewhere safe but this time it was like i had no control over my bowels at all. It all happened in about 15seconds, where as other times i can hold it for 5-10minutes.Ahhh well nothing I can do about it now. I cant even take the anit-d stuff cause i swing so much between D and C. I just get dressed in the morning, walk out the door and hope for a good day.HUGS for all us IBSers cause it SUCKS... nobody will ever understand what it is like for us until they experience it for themselves.
#6
Posted 20 June 2009 - 08:45 PM
Yeah, I swing too. I just take the anti-diarrhea meds and know I'll pay for it that evening.
#7
Posted 21 June 2009 - 01:33 AM
Hi Sweetie,I am so sorry you had to go through that! I also swing between D and C, and can't begin to tell you how many times I've driven like a maniac to make it home in time. It just happened the other day. I barely made it home. The worse part was I had my 20 month old daughter, and 10 year old daughter, and 18 month nephew in the car with me. And here I am driving super fast. All I kept thinking is if a cop pulls me over I'll never make it. What would I say? What would I do? I agree with you that people without IBS have no idea how difficult it is to live with this. They absolutely need to find a cure!!! Along with the IBS people often develop severe depression, and anxiety, as I did because it's such a hard way to live. I will tell you that I started going to a counselor and psychiatrist for meds and it did seem to help with my IBS some too. Not a cure again. but fewer less severe attacks. I've been on prozac for almost a year now, and when I'm not pregnant(currently am), an anti anxiety med called Klonopin which really seemed to help. Hang in there! I can only imagine how you felt. I have always had the same fear. God Bless you!
When I am weak, then I am truly strong as I rely on God!
#8
Posted 22 June 2009 - 08:54 AM
I hate IBS, i hate it hate it hate it hate it hate it hate it *cries*I am sick of D and sick of C and sick of being bloated.... what is with this stupid condition GRRRRRRRR AHHHHHH GRRRRR hate it sooo much *sniff*
#9
Posted 22 June 2009 - 10:22 AM
Poo Pea 4I totaly agree, Ibs Diarrhoea i have , i go daily, 2-3 times a day, i am taking codeine 30mg, thought the first 3 days were good on it but the last three days, i have not been out of the loo until lunch time. Ibs makes me want to cry, it gets me down so much, never knowing when the D will strike and with so much urgency. Why is there not enough done to help people with it.
#10
Posted 22 June 2009 - 12:25 PM
My heart goes out to all of you. I dealt with it for so long, including being in outside sales and running a lottery booth for 6 years while wondering if I would be able to get away to the toilet when I absolutely had to. (I did have to throw out a few pairs of underwear in that time; but fortunately never had to deal with changing my pants at work, which would have been an impossible situation.) Do not give up on yourselves and do not stop experimenting. Doctors only have a limited number of meds they can prescribe, most of them have little exposure to this, and there are just too many contributing factors to expect that one thing would be developed that would treat everyone. Try everything. If something doesn't help after a reasonable amount of time, try something else.{{{{HUGS}}}} to all of you.Mark
My story of beating IBS and my other chronic conditions: http://www.ibsgroup....total-wellness/
#11
Posted 22 June 2009 - 01:48 PM
It Actually happened to me as well.......Not pretty and sure not something we ever want to happen again, right?At my worst I could not get from the bed to the bathroom which is a mere ???10 ft away.Thank goodness those days are behind me....
And that was not just the occasional happening but more often than not.Absolutely NO warning at all.But I like what overitnow is saying.We all have to keep on trying and looking and searching and Never give up.There will be something out there that works or maybe a combo but we have to keep trying and be open to try ANYTHING!!!There may be things out there that don't sound like they are worth anything or you have been scared off from trying by something you heard.But in the end...........do you want to continue living like this?Don't think so, right?Keep your chin up.Keep us informed.And I add my hugs to the many you have already received here.Thai
#12
Posted 09 August 2009 - 10:18 PM
that freakin sux! i think about that happening to me. it's a real fear! there are SO MANY people who sympathize! Don't give up!
#13
Posted 27 November 2009 - 03:37 AM
Hey its me Poo Pea 4, just couldnt remember my password or email.I remember this so so well, my goodness that was a bad day. Thank you all so much for your comments, my thoughts and hugs go out to you all.IBS is just plain hell
#14
Posted 28 November 2009 - 06:32 PM
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#15
Posted 21 March 2010 - 12:18 AM
I am going through a very difficult time with my IBS-D. I had an episode right in my own home where I didn't make it to the bathroom 10ft away. It was humiliating, demoralizing and has been impossible for me to move beyond. I had been sitting on the couch with my grown daughter and her boyfriend when it happened. It just plain and simple ran right out of me and was everywhere, luckily in the bathroom. To make a long story short I am a very "what if" person and now am afraid to go anywhere as it was very horrible for me and I am so afraid it could happen again. I do believe I set myself up to have these problems or at the least make them worse because I am so worried it will happen again and I will embarrass not only myself, but my family. It seems that I get a little nervous and anxious which affects my bowels instantly. I can have problems in a matter of a couple of minutes. Does anyone know how to get out of this vicious cycle that I am now in? Everyone will be coming for Easter and we will all go in the van to church which is 1/2 hour away (I live in the country) and I am already anxious just thinking about it. Any suggestions would be helpful. I am on numerous medications that are suppose to help with IBS-D, but nothing seems to work when I get anxious.
#16
Posted 21 March 2010 - 06:27 AM
I have the same problem, I suffer with anxiety brought on by the ibs-d, I am on anxiety tablets and I have Cognitive Behaviour Therapy. Have you tried this. ? My doctor told me it doesnt matter how many Imodium you take if you are uptight and anxious, the adrenaline will overide the Imodium and you will still get D. Its our bodies fight of flight response.I am always worried when i go out incase i cant make it to a toilet in time, and then if I do need one i panic and that is the worse thing you can do as it makes you want to go even more.
#17
Posted 28 March 2010 - 09:56 PM
That is my biggest fear also. Has happened to me yet. But did happen to me in middle of jogging class, and I was lucky there was a bunch of trees so I ran into the trees off the path and used nature's bathroom. Had to use a sock for toilet paper. Ended up dropping out of jogging class.
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#18
Posted 28 March 2010 - 09:58 PM
I had an accident at home also recently. I had stomach flu real bad and I had vomitting and then diarhea came out at same time as vomiting (and I wasn't in bathroom ugghhh). I was mortified. What a mess. Was so sick. I thank God I was at home and not at my bf's house or anywhere else when this happened
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#19
Posted 29 March 2010 - 01:34 AM
Thanks for responding. I had another incident today where I got anxious and barely made it to a bathroom. It is happening more and more frequently, because I get worried and bingo I have to go "NOW." Urgency is my biggest problem. Anyone have any suggestions?
#20
Posted 29 March 2010 - 12:06 PM
I have been taking a flavonoid supplement which seems to have anti-inflammatory properties and it has kept this in check for over 10 years. There is no guarantee that you will have the same results; but it certainly ought to be worth a try.MarkThanks for responding. I had another incident today where I got anxious and barely made it to a bathroom. It is happening more and more frequently, because I get worried and bingo I have to go "NOW." Urgency is my biggest problem. Anyone have any suggestions?
My story of beating IBS and my other chronic conditions: http://www.ibsgroup....total-wellness/


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