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>>Hi Krystal, sorry for delay replying. >>Almost missed your reply. >>Guess better way, besides scrolling up and down, is >>search by your name. Then find latest comment. >> >>Big hugs for your birthday! >> >>Why do you give the grandkids an enema? >>You use the bulb on them? On table? >> >>Writing the book couldbe fun, interesting and good for >>younger moms to learn from such a book. >> >>Growing up loved reading my aunt’s old home nursing >>books. >>Loved reading about enemas. >> >>The enema was suggested to be given to the child by >>the mom — often. For fevers, colds, flu, constipated >>child, or if the mom felt he needed an enema. >>Suggested an enema be given to the child who was >>fussy, grumpy, fighting with the others too much and >>more. >> >>I wish I had her books now. It showed the mom >>preparing a pan of soapy water. Can see the enema >>bulb sitting on the counter. Was the red one with >>black nozzle. >Hi Carol, I remember my grandmother had a similar >book, it gave rather vivid descriptions of the >administration of enemas along with numerous enema >solutions. She has since past, and I wish I would have >grabbed that book. >I help give my grandchildren enemas in the way my >mother sent me to the neighbor's house. Especially >with as busy as the world is my girls barely have time >to go to work and then cook when they get home. I >don't mind since I retired early from work and plus, I >get to spend time with my grandchildren who are 8 and >ten. They both have since graduated to grandma's >enema bag, but they got bulb enemas early on in life >as I did.

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