Always Discreet is Teaming Up with NFL Moms to Help Women Confidently Protect the Moment Against Bladder Leaks
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How three NFL moms are helping women feel confidently protected from bladder leaks on gameday
If you’ve ever laughed a little too hard, sneezed at the wrong moment, or jumped up to cheer and thought, uh-oh — you’re not alone. Not even close. Bladder leaks affect roughly half of all adult women, and up to 75 percent of women over 65 experience them, according to the Mayo Clinic. Yet it’s one of those things most of us just don’t talk about.
Three moms are changing that — and they all happen to have sons in the NFL.
Meet the Moms Who Refuse to Miss a Moment
Elisha Jarrett (mom of Chicago Bears playmaker Grady Jarrett), Angela Burns (mom of New York Giants star Brian Burns), and Katie DeJean (mom of Philadelphia Eagles standout Cooper DeJean) have spent years in the stands — through rain, snow, and every kind of weather — cheering their sons on from the little leagues all the way to the pros.
Along the way, they’ve each dealt with something millions of women quietly face: the fear that a bladder leak could pull them out of a moment they don’t want to miss. And they’ve decided it’s time to talk about it.
You’re Not Alone — and It’s Okay to Talk About It
“Women don’t talk about this [bladder leaks],” Katie DeJean said honestly. “I wanted to help women feel confident and supported during their big moments and not have to miss them,” she says. And she’s right — less than half of women who experience weekly bladder leaks ever mention it to their doctors. But here’s the thing: bladder leaks are incredibly common, and they don’t have to hold you back.
Angela Burns opened up about her first experience. “My first oh-no moment was at a little league game,” she recalled. As her son’s career grew, so did the stakes — and the moments she refused to miss. “As an NFL mom, there’s a lot of moments that I don’t want to miss — the first thing they do is look up to the stands. I have to be there.”
And with the right support from Always Discreet? “I feel protected,” Angela said. “I know that if I do have an accident, I’m covered.”
Finding the Right Protection for Your Life
Here’s the good news: you don’t have to rely on products that weren’t designed for this. Always Discreet pads and underwear are made especially for bladder leaks. Their unique core turns liquid to gel for up to zero leaks and zero odor, and their RapidDry technology locks leaks in seconds for up to 12 hours of protection – keeping you confidently protected under whatever team gear your wearing.
Whether you need a light liner for everyday confidence or fuller protection for big events, Always Discreet offers a range of sizes and absorbencies, including pads and underwear in Classic, Boutique, Postpartum, and MaxiProtect Collections. It’s about finding what works for your life — game day or any day. Breaking the stigma starts with education. When women have access to trusted resources and honest conversations, they can find the protection that best fits their lives and stay confidently protected.
Every Moment Is Worth Protecting
Elisha Jarrett put it perfectly: “I think that women should be comfortable and confident and okay to talk about bladder leaks.” She added that Always Discreet isn’t just for football — it’s “for events, work, anything.”
And Angela Burns may have said it best with a laugh: “Moms are always on the go — and sometimes they forget to go!”
The truth is, bladder leaks are just a part of life for many women. But missing out on the moments that matter? That doesn’t have to be. Whether it’s a game-winning touchdown, a family gathering, or just a regular Tuesday — you deserve to be fully present, fully confident, and fully you.
To learn more about bladder leak protection, visit AlwaysDiscreet.com.
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