Differer Posted January 12 Report Share Posted January 12 So. I'm a 17 year old living with my dad. Here's a little vent from me to you. I'm not asking for advice. Mainly sympathy since this is and IBS board and I am quite shaken. It's about 11.35pm now and 30 minutes ago l felt a rumble. No big deal I'll make it in time, right? No! As soon I stand up from my bed there's a leak in the valve and a small drip leaves. Again, no big deal. I have a fairly hairy bum so it'll stay put and not stain anything. Again, no! Another rumble comes and a larger amount of liquid excrement drips out while I'm desperately trying to close my sphincter. By consentrating on my ass my ability to walk is reduced to waving my hips like a cream pudding. Even more stuff spills out. About three to four tablespoons of very smelly diarrhea is just chilling there in my pants. I can now stammer to the toilet. Another problem arises. My underpants have a hole in them. There are now small globs of very stinky and very liquidy gunk on the bathroom floor. My pants are totaled. The floor is dirty. I'm gonna have to clean this up. "Where the hell do I put this dirty underwear? Does the smell fade?" I thought to myself, panicking. I put the underwear in the toilet after all the gunk inside my body had left. Started wiping. It felt like hours. I definetily used too much paper. "This will not flush." I tried the button. The underwear are gone from sight but are now clogging the bowl up. I tried my best to push the rest of the stuff down with a toilet brush but all that did was shred the soaking wet paper. The bowl is up to the brim filled with water, small bits of excrement and a lot of little papery particles. I have not gone back to the room in about 20 minutes as of writing this and I'm concerned. I already sent a text to my dad saying that the toilet will be "unavailable" through the morning. Thank god there is the larger bathroom which he uses predominantly. It is embarrassing. I am embarrassed. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Jeffrey Roberts Posted January 14 Report Share Posted January 14 We sympathize with your experience. The only fortunate thing was that you were home when this occurred. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Graham Wraith Posted January 31 Report Share Posted January 31 Sorry I know the problem well, the only advice is not to put them down the toilet, and to wash them out in the shower or sink and put them in the washing machine, that works for me. It is a sad fact with IBS-D that need to get to the toilet, maybe try having a washing up bowl in your bedroom? you know it is going to happen, so be prepared with toilet paper, wash wipes, and a plastic bag to put your dirty laundry in. It may make your dad happy. Regards Graham Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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