Help..13yo still bed wets every night??

amother

Fuchsia

Wed, Mar 25 2015, 9:57 pm

RedCurls wrote:

PLEASE LET ME HELP YOU. My NINE year old stopped wetting after we took a huge chance on a doctor from Israel. My son was so motivated, HE found the doctor himself--we put out $1,000 hoping, PRAYING he wasn't a charlatan. This doctor comes in to the states once in a while and then continues via Skype. His name is Dr. Sagie and here is a link to his website: http://www.bedwettingtherapy.c.....sagie
He uses a cognitive behavioral approach and it is work for the child and the parents but it works. Truly.

I want you to know that I would really prefer to post under amother but I need you to know that this is REAL and you can PM me if you like. Helping my son get dry changed his life!!! He started going on sleepovers--to camp, etc. and I bless Dr. Sagie from the bottom of my heart. It IS work but it worked in under a month.
I wish you tons and tons of hatzlachah.

Bedwetting can sometimes run in families. My mom went through it an so did her children. One of my brothers wet his bed until 13-14 yrs. old until we discovered Dr. Sagie. From my brother experience, his method definately worked miracles! Good luck

Yael3

Wed, Mar 25 2015, 10:26 pm

I know of someone in Israel that is INCREDIBLY successful treating this issue. His name is Coby. If Israel is a possibility, I will get you his contact information. He works with alternative medicine and comes highly recommended.

amother

Khaki

Wed, Mar 25 2015, 11:36 pm

I'm actually in the midst of using Dr Sagie for my almost 14 year old son. Who already had a big growth spurt. I thought it would go away after the growth spurt but after it didn't and trying to use other alarm systems, I decided to splurge the 1000 usd. It seems to be working, though it didn't happen overnt. The trick is that he speaks to you and the child, is really on top of it, you can easily ask him any question and he gets back to you right away. He also progresses with different exercises. He puts a lot of the responsibility on the parent, so you have to be in the right state of mind to be able to wake up at night, change his sheets, drag him out of bed etc. good luck and hopefully for all of us the problem will go away.

rosenbal

Wed, Mar 25 2015, 11:59 pm

My brother had this and alarms didn't work for him. Outgrew it after puberty. My son had it and I was chilled about it because I had experience with my brother and wasn't shocked. BH when my son was 8 we got an alarm (the cheapest one for less than $15!) and in less then a month he stopped and never regressed.

I'm assuming you tried a basic alarm already but if you didn't, please try it before expensive treatments (although I did hear good things about Dr Sagie as well). Hatzlacha and it will pass and does NOT mean anything psychologically problematic about your son. The poster who said it is well meaning but ignorant. Your son didn't regress in development....he most likely has deep sleep issues and that's all (Maybe a small bladder too?).