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>Next month, before school starts up again, both of my >twin daughtersrs have agreed to each do a cleanse on >consecutive days >I will let them work it out betwen them who gets the >first day and who gets the second day. > >The cleanse involves minimal enemas and is mostly >based on oral laxatives. Thre aree several oral >laxativs involved. > >My children can ask me ANYTHING! No subject os off >limits or taboo. If I really don't know the answer I >teach them how to research it. > >She said she had some "personal" questions so we weent >in her room and closed the door and I sat beside each >other on the bed All her questions were about thee >cleanse. Why ceertain things are done, how long they >take,how they feel do theey hurt, and all the >questions that you can expect a tween getting her >first cleanse to have. At least she asked them NOW >instead of while we are "on thee clock" > >From the time she was old enough to understand what >was going on, she and her sister both have known that >a laxative is a drug that makes the prson who takes it >poop a lot. > > To answer her questions I started by gathering up the >diffrent laxatives used, and having her read the >entire package and theen we went over the schedule and >why the timing is done the way it is > >As she was reading the packages she would look up that >same drug on her laptop. > >on bisacodyl she asked why "Cramping" and diarreha >were listed as "side effects" I didn't really have a >straight answer! I have always considred those things >to be part of the expected work of the medication. I >told her that and said that those effects are normal >and expected. especially at doses that high. > >She was asking questions

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