For the girls only.... - Page 12

digital_steve · November 13th, 2007, 11:09 PM

after having a quick look at this thread i must say that i'm glad i'm a bloke
poor women have the rough end sometimes... child birth, menstrual cycle, this whole p-valve thing, sitting down to piss... it'd be enough to give me a nervous breakdown!

Wethorse · November 14th, 2007, 10:03 AM

Hello Ladies,

There is no need anymore for a nervous breakdown: we have develloped a p-valve-thing for women. We call it he She-P. It's made of latex (is this an English word?) and very comfortable. Some women in Holland are allready diving with it. What you need is the She-P and off course a P-valve in your drysuit, some special glue and - if you want to - some tape. And it works after a couple of test-dives

The She-P can be used for months and months, just keep it clean.

The She-P is still under construction because it is a very new product and we are not commercial persons so do not expect a glamourous presentation

If you want more information, the price and a picture, you can e-mail us. Please look at Wethorse Productions for the adress. (there is no - not yet - information about the she-P on the site)

ciao,
Heleen

MarloesW · November 14th, 2007, 11:17 AM

Heleen is absolutly right about the She-P, it kept us dry during our cave
course and it works also with our scooter dives. I use skin glue and tape together and after a couple dives, you get used to it. And not taking off my
drysuit between dives is also a good thing.
This sounds like a commercial for the product

Greetz
Marloes

Berna · November 14th, 2007, 05:17 PM

Yeap, some told me Heleen is an expert

Heleen, Stans told me she likes the She-P as well. For me, I don't think I'll need it very soon, I will keep dry for 120 minuts-dives. (Longer dives are quite nasty). However Marijn is quite sure I'll beg you for it very soon. Yet, it sounds quite strange to me and I hestitate if it's really dry.. it's a quite strange idea

Anyway, I will get used to the idea. Yet, I don't have a p-valve in my drysuit either.

Marijn · November 14th, 2007, 07:42 PM

Give me 20 minutes and thats fixed

gerstl_ossi · November 14th, 2007, 11:16 PM

Hi, OK I'm not a women but my girlfriend use nappies and for here works fine, is also funny, so I have not only a girlfriend but a big baby too

Oswald from Italy

Quote: (Originally Posted by Clare Gledhill)

OK - so this is now temporarily the grown up area... where we girls can discuss things sensibly

I realised when diving in a wetsuit in Egypt that I am unintentionally or otherwise diving poorly hydrated. Whilst I normally have good hydration, I limit my water on dive days as I don't want to have a problem underwater. I once found myself sorely tempted to cut deco short as I needed a wee - I didn't cut short the stops of course but the result was painful crossed legs and would not have been good decompression either.

I've tried wearing nappies, but to be honest have the same problem - I don't want to use them, so again limit my water intake so I don't have to.

I discussed this with a diving doc when I had my HSE medical and have decided to use a catheter and a conventional P valve when diving. I have discussed this with my GP who has been reasonably helpful (you should have been a fly on the wall for the start of that conversation

) and a mate has helped me get hold of the right valves to convert the standard P valve to be user friendly for a female (they have to work differently).

It will be fitted to my new suit when it arrives and, if anyone is interested, I'll post about how I get on (desperately trying to strike a balance between To Much Information and sharing knowledge with others). In the meantime, what do others do?

Wethorse · December 31st, 2007, 09:33 AM

Hello,

We put some information on the big world wide web. This is still under construction. We are cavediving in France untill January 5th and after that we can answer them

We wish everybody a happy New Year!

ciao,
Heleen and Sander

Mal Bridgeman · December 31st, 2007, 10:01 AM

Quote: (Originally Posted by Wethorse)

Hello,

We put some information on the big world wide web. This is still under construction. We are cavediving in France untill January 5th and after that we can answer them

We wish everybody a happy New Year!

ciao,
Heleen and Sander

No need for the ladies to be so "She Pish" about the subject anymore, methinks! :D

Happy New Year
Mal

***Fiona*** · December 31st, 2007, 10:52 AM

Quote: (Originally Posted by Mal Bridgeman)

No need for the ladies to be so "She Pish" about the subject anymore, methinks! :D

Mal

:groan: been at the sherry Mr B

*Clare* · January 1st, 2008, 04:49 PM

Quote: (Originally Posted by Wethorse)

We wish everybody a happy New Year!
Heleen and Sander

What a fun video - so many familiar faces and places

Best wishes to you as well.

Clare

November 14th, 2007, 10:03 AM	#112 (permalink)
Wethorse(Offline) New Member Join Date: Sep 2006 Location: NL Posts: 27	Hello Ladies, There is no need anymore for a nervous breakdown: we have develloped a p-valve-thing for women. We call it he She-P. It's made of latex (is this an English word?) and very comfortable. Some women in Holland are allready diving with it. What you need is the She-P and off course a P-valve in your drysuit, some special glue and - if you want to - some tape. And it works after a couple of test-dives The She-P can be used for months and months, just keep it clean. The She-P is still under construction because it is a very new product and we are not commercial persons so do not expect a glamourous presentation If you want more information, the price and a picture, you can e-mail us. Please look at Wethorse Productions for the adress. (there is no - not yet - information about the she-P on the site) ciao, Heleen Last edited by Wethorse; November 14th, 2007 at 02:00 PM..

November 14th, 2007, 07:42 PM	#115 (permalink)
Marijn(Offline) Smurf #1 Join Date: Aug 2007 Location: Papendrecht, The Netherlands Posts: 538	Give me 20 minutes and thats fixed __________________ Its a fact that the humans can't go without water for more than 3 days

December 31st, 2007, 10:01 AM	#118 (permalink)
Mal Bridgeman(Offline) New Member Join Date: Nov 2005 Location: Suffolk, UK Posts: 703	Quote: (Originally Posted by Wethorse) Hello, We put some information on the big world wide web. This is still under construction. We are cavediving in France untill January 5th and after that we can answer them We wish everybody a happy New Year! ciao, Heleen and Sander No need for the ladies to be so "She Pish" about the subject anymore, methinks! :D Happy New Year Mal __________________ Opinions and beliefs are correct at the time of posting but are subject to change without any notice or obligation on the part of the author.

December 31st, 2007, 10:52 AM	#119 (permalink)
*Fiona*(Offline) Sister of Darkness Join Date: Sep 2006 Location: North West Posts: 1,909	Quote: (Originally Posted by Mal Bridgeman) No need for the ladies to be so "She Pish" about the subject anymore, methinks! :D Mal :groan: been at the sherry Mr B __________________ Fiona It is impossible to make everything foolproof because fools are so ingenious. GUE Member DIVELIFE for everything you need and more

January 1st, 2008, 04:49 PM	#120 (permalink)
Clare (Online) GUE Instructor Site Admin Join Date: Nov 2005 Location: UK Posts: 1,839	Quote: (Originally Posted by Wethorse) We wish everybody a happy New Year! Heleen and Sander What a fun video - so many familiar faces and places Best wishes to you as well. Clare __________________ Clare . "Keep away from people who try to belittle your ambitions....Small people always do that, but the really great make you feel that you too can become great." Interested in DIR dive training? Always happy to chat/answer questions so get in touch via PM or visit www.dirdiver.co.uk

November 13th, 2007, 11:09 PM	#111 (permalink)
digital_steve(Offline) New Member Join Date: Aug 2007 Location: Australia Posts: 189	after having a quick look at this thread i must say that i'm glad i'm a bloke poor women have the rough end sometimes... child birth, menstrual cycle, this whole p-valve thing, sitting down to piss... it'd be enough to give me a nervous breakdown!

November 14th, 2007, 11:17 AM	#113 (permalink)
MarloesW(Offline) New Member Join Date: Jul 2007 Location: Netherlands Posts: 21	Heleen is absolutly right about the She-P, it kept us dry during our cave course and it works also with our scooter dives. I use skin glue and tape together and after a couple dives, you get used to it. And not taking off my drysuit between dives is also a good thing. This sounds like a commercial for the product Greetz Marloes

November 14th, 2007, 05:17 PM	#114 (permalink)
Berna(Offline) New Member Join Date: Sep 2007 Location: Netherlands Posts: 134	Yeap, some told me Heleen is an expert Heleen, Stans told me she likes the She-P as well. For me, I don't think I'll need it very soon, I will keep dry for 120 minuts-dives. (Longer dives are quite nasty). However Marijn is quite sure I'll beg you for it very soon. Yet, it sounds quite strange to me and I hestitate if it's really dry.. it's a quite strange idea Anyway, I will get used to the idea. Yet, I don't have a p-valve in my drysuit either.

November 14th, 2007, 11:16 PM	#116 (permalink)
gerstl_ossi(Offline) New Member Join Date: Aug 2007 Location: Italy Posts: 66	Hi, OK I'm not a women but my girlfriend use nappies and for here works fine, is also funny, so I have not only a girlfriend but a big baby too Oswald from Italy Quote: (Originally Posted by Clare Gledhill) OK - so this is now temporarily the grown up area... where we girls can discuss things sensibly I realised when diving in a wetsuit in Egypt that I am unintentionally or otherwise diving poorly hydrated. Whilst I normally have good hydration, I limit my water on dive days as I don't want to have a problem underwater. I once found myself sorely tempted to cut deco short as I needed a wee - I didn't cut short the stops of course but the result was painful crossed legs and would not have been good decompression either. I've tried wearing nappies, but to be honest have the same problem - I don't want to use them, so again limit my water intake so I don't have to. I discussed this with a diving doc when I had my HSE medical and have decided to use a catheter and a conventional P valve when diving. I have discussed this with my GP who has been reasonably helpful (you should have been a fly on the wall for the start of that conversation ) and a mate has helped me get hold of the right valves to convert the standard P valve to be user friendly for a female (they have to work differently). It will be fitted to my new suit when it arrives and, if anyone is interested, I'll post about how I get on (desperately trying to strike a balance between To Much Information and sharing knowledge with others). In the meantime, what do others do?

December 31st, 2007, 09:33 AM	#117 (permalink)
Wethorse(Offline) New Member Join Date: Sep 2006 Location: NL Posts: 27	Hello, We put some information on the big world wide web. This is still under construction. We are cavediving in France untill January 5th and after that we can answer them We wish everybody a happy New Year! ciao, Heleen and Sander