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>Kathy, yes divorced mom here. Had two. Grown now. >Growing up the enema was given in our home and in my >aunt's home. So knew of the enema very well. >Especially being the oldest one. > >Gave many enemas in my home to my two and to others. >For healing and for teaching. >NEVER for punishment. >Dont believe in such. > >The enema was only given for health reasons. For >fever reduction, to speed up recovery during a cold or >flu. And few times for "bad gut syndrome." When one >was acting up, misbehaving, grouchy for no apparent >reason, fussy, fighting with the other kids. Then it >was a good time to give an enema. >I gave an enema once a month regardless. > >I did the same as you. Prepared everything before >going to get the one who was going to be given an >enema. Didnt matter if was going to be given on the >kitchen table or changing table or on the bed. > >Everything was prepared before bringing him to the >table. I'd leave the enema bulb floating in the pan >of warm mild soapy water. Then go get him. > >To make things easier I would strip the one who was >going to get an enema from waist down sometimes. Let >him run around. Then go get him when ready. That way >could go directly to the table. > >If he was bed ridden I would take the pan of solution, >enema bulb, vaseline and towel to the room and give it >on the bed. Sometimes prepared the bed with a towel , >rubber sheet. Remove the bed linen. Then have him >wait on bed. > >The bulb syringe was used exclusively like you got and >gave. > >Few times I taught a mom how to give an enema. Taught >her in my home. How to prepare for giving an enema. >How to prepare the patient in bed or for getting it on >a table. Show her how to make the solution. >Fill the bulb and more. >Then I would give an enema while she watched. Then >the second bulb full she would give it. With me >watching and assisting her. > >People forget this was years ago. The enema was very >very common in all homes then. > >Blessings, >and, >Hugs > > > >>When giving the enema on the changing table I prepared >>everything before the child was placed on the table. >>The bulb syringe was used exclusively as I wanted to >>feel the pressure so that I could tell if another bulb >>was needed. >> >>Did you have children? If so did they receive enemas >>when needed? >>Kathy

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