April 2010 – Comic Sarah Silverman releases her new book entitled The Bedwetter: Stories of Courage, Redemption, and Pee. Known for her crude over-the-top humor and language, the first chapter of her book really does go into great detail about the urinary incontinence problems she suffered into high school and how she eventually overcame them (short story: she used a bed wetting alarm).

September 2009 – MedIndia Has A Short Articled About A Bedwetting Woman Who Cut Down Her Water Intake - Doctors have a advised a woman who was suffering from constant urination and bedwetting to simply drink less water. Apparently she heard that drinking water was good for her skin so she was drinking way too much. For some adults who wet the bed a solution to their problem could be as simple as this: drink less fluid and take note of what an increase of drinking does to your body.

April 2009 – The New Vision Shows Adult Bed Wetting To Be A Problem In All Parts of the World – Uganda’s leading news website has a good overview story about the causes and effects of bed wetting in adults and then personalizes the problem by profiling a 32 year old women named Diedre who had to deal with her night time bed wetting issues through boarding school and has yet to get married, in part because of the trauma her condition has caused her.

February 2009 – MSNBC Profiles Adult Sufferers of Bed Wetting – The online news site MS-NBC has a feature story about adults who wet the bed and they mention many of the same causes and even some of the same treatments for night-time incontinence that we mention. I was glad to see that it profiled men and women from all age groups and they even seem to make the distinction between primary and secondary enuresis. The article focused more on the psychological symptoms of the problem and didn’t go into detail about some of the many night time bedwetting prevention methods available today.