Bedwetting - so much shame so little time
I'm trying to narrow down a timeline of when it was likely that I started being abused, I cannot remember clearly, so I am looking at clues from behavior, and I was reading that bedwetting is commonly a sign of sexual abuse. Found this thread from among dozens of mentions of bedwetting in a search. I guess I am not surprised one bit.FYI: Bedwetting (enuerisis) and soiling (encopresis) are two VERY common symptoms of childhood sexual abuse. When I was a child protective services social worker many years ago, I was told that when you come across a child with either of these problems, you should look for additional signs of sexual victimization to support the possibility that the child was sexually abused.
While there are bedwetters out there who have not been sexually abused, unless some medical or other condition can explain the enuerisis, it is a good possibility that the child was abused.