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Date Posted: 18:25:50 07/03/24 Wed
Author: Bonnie's Kid
Subject: Re: Childhood Enemas
In reply to: EMom 's message, "Childhood Enemas" on 09:05:34 06/16/24 Sun

>What was the most painful enemas you received as a
>kid, and how were they administered? Did the giver
>wear gloves? And did you cry/squirm and try to run
>away, only to be held down?
>
>I remember my mom giving me one when I had been really
>blocked up and started to play up. She wore the rubber
>cleaning gloves, filled up a syringe and inserted a
>colon tube or rectal catheter (cant remember what
>exactly), and immediately the soapy solution started
>to flood into me. I started crying and wriggling
>around, much to my mom’s disgust. At this point she
>called my Aunt in go help calm me down, however I
>still made it incredibly difficult for her. This soapy
>enema was followed by another, then two rinse enemas.
>I was around 7 at this point, enemas continued through
>until I was an adult whenever I got constipated or
>started “playing up” as my mom assumed there was a
>reason for this.
>
>Definitely traumatising!!

As a younger child, I always believed an enema was a punishment for some transgression, failure to produce a BM, or for not feeling well or otherwise "out of sorts". Enema time was a challenge for all involved, and I quite often had my butt smacked due to my resistance. The pediatrician was often telling my mom to "just give that kid an enema!"

I suppose the "trauma" associated with the enema process, stayed with me until somewhat later when I felt some positive sensations and outcomes. When mom and grandma finally shared their own experiences, I began to have a different perspective and became cooperative.

I was an adult when I finally realized there were others who engaged in enema use and realized there was some truth behind the healthy aspect. Many even state that their mental health and stress is reduced after a good enema cleanse.

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Re: Childhood Enemas -- Kathy, 04:14:35 08/06/24 Tue

Re: Childhood Enemas -- Bonnie'[s Kid, 15:11:51 08/12/24 Mon

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>>What was the most painful enemas you received as a >>kid, and how were they administered? Did the giver >>wear gloves? And did you cry/squirm and try to run >>away, only to be held down? >> >>I remember my mom giving me one when I had been really >>blocked up and started to play up. She wore the rubber >>cleaning gloves, filled up a syringe and inserted a >>colon tube or rectal catheter (cant remember what >>exactly), and immediately the soapy solution started >>to flood into me. I started crying and wriggling >>around, much to my mom’s disgust. At this point she >>called my Aunt in go help calm me down, however I >>still made it incredibly difficult for her. This soapy >>enema was followed by another, then two rinse enemas. >>I was around 7 at this point, enemas continued through >>until I was an adult whenever I got constipated or >>started “playing up” as my mom assumed there was a >>reason for this. >> >>Definitely traumatising!! > >As a younger child, I always believed an enema was a >punishment for some transgression, failure to produce >a BM, or for not feeling well or otherwise "out of >sorts". Enema time was a challenge for all involved, >and I quite often had my butt smacked due to my >resistance. The pediatrician was often telling my mom >to "just give that kid an enema!" > >I suppose the "trauma" associated with the enema >process, stayed with me until somewhat later when I >felt some positive sensations and outcomes. When mom >and grandma finally shared their own experiences, I >began to have a different perspective and became >cooperative. > >I was an adult when I finally realized there were >others who engaged in enema use and realized there was >some truth behind the healthy aspect. Many even state >that their mental health and stress is reduced after a >good enema cleanse.

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