Name (required):

  Expression ^{(Optional mood/title along with your name) Examples: (happy, sad, The Joyful, etc.) help)}

  E-mail address (optional):

* Type your message here:
>>Growing up in the late 50s I remember the enema being >>talked amongst moms. >> >>My aunt would assist other moms by teaching and giving >>enemas. >> >>A mom would bring one, or both, of her kids over to my >>aunt’s house for enemas. >>I remember a few times one boy getting syringed on the >>table by my aunt. She was a nurse.. This was years >>ago. >> >>Still done today? I’m sure it is. >> >>Not long ago I talked with DeeDee at OHN (optimal >>health network). Ran by wonderful Kristina. >> >>I was talking with her with a friend who wanted to >>give her boy an enema. The three of us discussed the >>size of the bulb for him. What soap to buy and more. >> >>While talking Dee Dee told me a mom brings her boy >>into OHN for treatments. >> >>His mom brings him to OHN every so often to be given >>enemas. Dee Dee told us the bulb is used. The mom >>didn’t want to give the enema. She told me this is >>done often. >> >>Has anyone ordered from OHN or gone there for enemas? >> >>If it wasn’t so far away I would go there. >I agree Vicky. I would love to go to ONH for enemas >but driving from Arkansas to Madison Wisconsin isn't >in my budget. Though it's still part of my bucket list.

Notice: Copies of your message may remain on this and other systems on internet. Please be respectful.