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>Kathy, was this in the late 60s ? or? > >Yes, getting enemas on top of a table does bring back >memories. > >I was given bulb syringe enemas on kitchen table until >about the same age...around 6 or so. Then got enemas >either on the bed or across the lap way. > >Got the bulb syringe enema as you told. Given by my >mom, aunt or a few times by the older (former nurse) >woman who babysat. > >Was exactly as you told. She would prepare >everything. See her getting the red enema bulb out of >the closet. Making pan or large bowl of warm mild >soapy water. >The solution was placed on the table. Towel was on >the table. > >She would close the kitchen blinds... Come and tell >me to come with her. The older woman always took me >by hand and led me to the kitchen table. Stripped >from the waist down. Placed on back on the table... >made me nervous seeing the enema bulb being filled up. > Hearing the sound it made in the pan of solution. > >Then legs held up in the air and given an enema. > >It was never painful. Just made tummy feel full. I >always would tell "enough". But that always was >ignored by the one giving the enema. > >If the woman from next door was over she always >offered to assist. > >I remember a few times when visiting a friend's house >a mom was giving a bulb enema on the kitchen table. > >This was in the 50s. Was no big deal. Seemed all >moms in those days administered enemas. > >Now pills and bills have replaced the enema.

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