I hear you Vivian. I never thought my life would revolve around wet pants, but it really does affect everything we do or want to do. We were advised by her OT not to let her wear Pull Ups anymore because if she already struggles with not sensing wetness, the Pull Ups will prolong the problem. So now we're back to not really being able to go places we would like--visit family and friends, movies, eating out--unless we're willing to spend about 25% of the time in the toilet changing wet pants or making her sit on the floor so she doesn't soil friend's/family's furniture. We're coming up on the two month mark with the behavioral management method, and it's pretty much the same as the first couple weeks. A dry day here and there, most days with one accident, and here and there a two or three accident day. There's no rhyme or reason to it. We've put her on a silicylate free diet (feingold.org) in case that is contributing to the problem, but I feel like I'm grasping at straws. We keep a diet/behavior diary, but for the six days I've been keeping it, I don't see any particular food connected with the accidents. Sigh!!