@Lauren Of Emerald City posted:I heard read that if you keep resisting the urge to poop its more than likely going to create problems in the future. One major thing is that the brain can stop responding to signals on when its time to poop. Looks like its starting.
You and I have had many conversations on not doing that, I respect the fact that you want to do your own thing though. This situation that you are in right now is really worrying me.
You appear to be mis informed.
A healthy person, with a colon, who chooses to withhold the desire to evacuate can possibly cause all kind of complications and it’s probably considered a psychological disorder.
Within the first few weeks, maybe months since takedown, it’s suggested to resist the urge to empty the j pouch when the desire arises and by doing so, this not only stretches the J pouch but it also conditions the brain to recognise the various urges and sensation and learn to differentiate.
I don’t prevent myself from emptying my pouch but by attempting to do so during the fist couple of weeks since takedown, I’m able to differentiate to achieve a more manageable outcome.
Your opinion/fear of this is so wrong.
I’ve never actually considered sleeping hours, I’ve probably slept for 10 or 12 hours, without a BM most weekend during the last 6 years