@rose93 , you are definitely not alone. It's a bit of a problem for MSers :- https://www.mstrust.org.uk/a-z/bladder-incontinence Ask your MS Nurse to refer you to Continence Services, who can then help you understand what the problem is and how it can be mitigated. The worst thing you could have done is keep quiet about it, so you're already closer to a solution. Bad word, closer to an answer. 😉

@ rose93 I'm a grandma now, if you hadn't guessed by the sobriquet, I changed my daughters nappies 39 years ago, changed my granddaughters 14 years ago, and now I have to wear them. They do provide waterproof things from the hospital but they are awful, get ones sold for kids when they are learning to go through the night. Had a few left, I've been using them ever since when I'm having a bad few days. You are not alone! We've all been there, don't be embarrassed, ever, you will learn to live with it happening occasionally, but have you checked that you haven't got anything else wrong I.e. uti, or any other infection cos that can cause loss of bladder control👂👏😍