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<blockquote data-quote="butterfly31972" data-source="post: 156716" data-attributes="member: 4088"><p>I know what you are going through. I had a foster daughter (before I adopted my boys) who would wet herself. She was six and she was doing it in the classroom. She would walk in the classroom and boom, then she would change her pants and boom she would go again. Only pee though! We were sure she had a urinary tract infection but no, the doctor gave me an antibiotic and said start her on it and when I get the results back for the test I will call you. He called the next day and said stop the antibiotic, she is fine! I was so shocked that she would do this at school in front of all her classmates. But she had been going through a rough time, had been disrupted from an adoption and put back into foster care and was feeling so abandoned. I felt for her but was afraid if she kept this up she would be made fun of. Once the teacher realized it was purposeful and told me so to my face (I was shocked!), she stopped on her own and was done. The attention she was seeking was no longer coming to her through the teacher and she quit doing it. </p><p></p><p>While you care for your daughter and want her to stop, there is really no way we can control her bodily functions and they know that. Trust me, I am preaching to the choir here because I was really crazy when she was wetting herself because it is gross and I didn't want her to regress.</p><p></p><p>I feel for you and hope you are successful in this endeavor.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="butterfly31972, post: 156716, member: 4088"] I know what you are going through. I had a foster daughter (before I adopted my boys) who would wet herself. She was six and she was doing it in the classroom. She would walk in the classroom and boom, then she would change her pants and boom she would go again. Only pee though! We were sure she had a urinary tract infection but no, the doctor gave me an antibiotic and said start her on it and when I get the results back for the test I will call you. He called the next day and said stop the antibiotic, she is fine! I was so shocked that she would do this at school in front of all her classmates. But she had been going through a rough time, had been disrupted from an adoption and put back into foster care and was feeling so abandoned. I felt for her but was afraid if she kept this up she would be made fun of. Once the teacher realized it was purposeful and told me so to my face (I was shocked!), she stopped on her own and was done. The attention she was seeking was no longer coming to her through the teacher and she quit doing it. While you care for your daughter and want her to stop, there is really no way we can control her bodily functions and they know that. Trust me, I am preaching to the choir here because I was really crazy when she was wetting herself because it is gross and I didn't want her to regress. I feel for you and hope you are successful in this endeavor. [/QUOTE]
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