Is there connection between Incontinence and autism + developmental problems?

I had incontinence return in my 50's been diapers for a long time was tested and found to have autism +dd developmental problems any connection?

There seems to be a large percentage of DL's to have Autism and other disabilities. I think that the issues that arise with Autism make people that have it more likely to be drawn to diapers. With all the issues that arise with Autism diapers provide a warm safe environment in a world that's incomprehensible, Especially the tactile sensations diapers provide. Plus diapers are one of the first things we experience as a baby and we connect to that. Even more so if they have autism.

I can't say for sure, but I'm autistic, I was incontinent for a lot of my childhood, and I've been incontinent since I was 18 (27 now).

I'm neither autistic nor developmentally disabled however I have enjoyed greatly my life as a diaper lover who loves to wear pin on diapers, rubber pants, wet and sometimes mess myself. I did have enough self control to suppress those desires most of my adult life until I retired in my late 50's. I had a very successful professional career, enjoyed my life, but always knew something was missing, so once my first wife and I divorced and a little later I retired, I returned to enjoying wearing diapers more or less full time, stopped using the potty and just go in my diapers. So I would be careful to make too much of a connection between liking to wear diapers, betwetting as an adult, thumb sucking, wearing sissy clothes like rumba pants, and autism/DD.

I forgot to say that I'am not a adult baby but do have problems.

I think it is. Incontinence is NOT a disability in itself but its very common it appears together with other neurologic disabilities.