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Happy New Year! 2019 is a year to celebrate . . . my 14-year-old son is FINALLY dry every night!  We have three children, all of them were bedwetters. My husband wet the bed until he was 11 so it certainly runs in the family. For my oldest two children, we used an inexpensive alarm and it worked great, within less than a week each child was dry through the night. So when my youngest child had the same bedwetting issue, we were not too concerned. At about age 5 we started trying the alarm. It just never worked for him. We would try for a couple of months, fail, and revisit it a couple of times a year with no success. This went on for years. He is such a restless sleeper, if we pinned the alarm to his PJs it would be ripped off in the morning. Sometimes the whole thing would be on the floor in the morning as he woke up in a soaked bed. He would have no recollection of removing it. We tried several wireless units . . . the stories could go on and on but the bottom line is nothing worked. He was not one of those kids that had an accident a couple of times a week, he was wet every single night of this life!  We sent him to 6th-grade camp with all of his classmates hoping no one would see his pull-ups and also that he wouldn’t soak through them and soak his sleeping bag for everyone to see and smell. What a terrible thing for a 12-year-old to have to worry about. My mother in law kept saying he would outgrow it just like my husband did but I was not convinced and my patience was running out. The summer before 8th grade I was desperately searching for a new alarm or something to try and that is when I ran across Dr. Sagie’s Bedwetting Clinic. The kick-off to the 8th grade school year is a 2 day/night leadership retreat. It was bad enough sending my kid to 6th-grade camp with pull-ups but just horrible to think we were still dealing with this for the 8th-grade retreat. We started the program in July and although he hadn’t completed it by the start of the school year he did stay dry at his retreat. Being a 14-year-old boy, he wasn’t all that into the star chart . . . I think I was more into seeing his progress on the chart than he was. But he watched the videos and did the exercises as instructed. He would be dry of a good two or three weeks and then have a random accident but we stuck with it and it has now been dry for 2 months!

My Son had just turned 7 in December 2017 when I decided we needed to try something.  I did a lot of research on different methods / program etc. and felt very comfortable with Dr. Sagie’s site and program.  Although I have to admit I was not totally clear on “what” I was purchasing.  And was concerned about the cost.

My Son, since he was an infant always was what I called “a big pee’er” in the night.  When he became potty trained by age 3 ½ but was still peeing at night we moved to pull ups, but he would “pee right through them”.  I did some reading and found that putting a “pad” within the pull up worked for some.  This quickly turned to having to use adult pads that were the extra-large size. But still on some nights he would still wet straight through everything.

We did all the things of limiting drinks etc, and had a few good nights, but mostly not.  I think back now on all the laundry I did, and expense on pull ups and adult pads, and wished I tried this sooner.  Although, maybe it was just good timing, but he progressed quickly, I think he and I were ready.

We began the process right away once receiving the items.  We had a few issues with downloading the program (we couldn’t do it on the IPad) had to use the computer.  But, once we were up and running it was all good.

I remember the first night when the alarm went off, and it was a rough one….(OMG I thought this is loud and annoying) But it got easier after the initial shock of waking up in the middle of the night.  My son did really well at waking up and we had our routine.  Our first two weeks we had about half success. Week 3 & 4 – 100%.  My son liked the part of giving himself the star and listening to Dr. Sagie and what he had to say.  He is a pretty observant kid, and did notice that “he sometimes said the same thing” per my son.  But he got it.  The exercises, although we did some more than others I think just brought awareness to him and it gave us things to talk about which I think was helpful.  Week 5&6 and 7&8 we had a couple of times he wet the bed, but very minor and he got up on his own.  And, during this time he began to get the “gold stars” which was very exciting for him !  I could tell we were on the right path.  Week 9&10 and 11&12 no accidents, and we had our last sessions.

So, first off, thank you for helping us through this time in our lives.  For those parents who don’t go through this, it is hard to understand and describe.  You want to protect your child, but not knowing how to help is hard.  You don’t want to “make a big deal” but you want to help.   Money is a factor, but when I look back on how much I spent with pull-ups and pads, and time and washing of sheets, every night…. I do wish I tried earlier.  But, maybe he wouldn’t have been ready.

My advice to parents out there reading my story is try it, and try it now !  Approach it positive and as a team effort.  It might not happen as quickly as ours did, but it will happen and you will be happy you did it !  Keep it consistent and don’t miss a day, it is about the routine.  We would lay out the clean sheet and clean clothes to change into the night before, so to make the transition easier in the middle of the night.  Every morning we went on line and I had my son put in his own information.  We listened to the videos together, we made it a team effort, and that worked for us.  Just know it will get better, and it will change for the best !  Again Dr. Sagie and your team, thank you !

My child has struggled with bedwetting for years. We tried three different hypnosis therapies, medication and alarms. When my 17 year old was preparing for a year of study abroad, we were introduced to Dr. Sagie’s method and after 2 months, he was no longer suffering from the pain and embarrassment of bed wetting.

My 9-year-old daughter was having 2 or 3 accidents a night.  We had gone to BC Children’s hospital and many tests were done with all coming back normal.  With no solution, we were even able to get funding for pull-ups from the government.  Her urologist thought she would just grow out of it but things were not improving.

Grade 4 was coming up this year, she was getting sores, and sleepovers were impossible, and then I saw the ad on Facebook and I must admit to being skeptical and the cost was significant for us.