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I see this and shudder. It's why I use cloth diapers for my kids. Yeesh.
BTW, I used to work in a medical rehab and some of the wheelchair bound women used to use baby diapers in the place of maxipads, because they were easier to get into position under you if you can't stand. It can be hard for women with paralysis to tell when things are in the right position down there or if things have shifted. Bigger pad = less likely a mess.