Subject:  Time Is Too Precious |
Author:
Patty (Happy)
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Date Posted: 17:13:25 11/07/09 Sat
I am a 66 year old widow, and I have something to share with y'all. It is about my daily schedule. I wake up at 0600 (military retired) and start my day. At 0620 I exit my bed, go to the kitchen and make my coffee, return to my bedroom and make up the bed, clean up the clutter, clean out the dishwasher,and fix me a continental breakfast. There is only one item that I left out; upon arising, and before doing these activities, I prepare a 2 quart enema and return to my bed for the installation. Then while the enema is still inside me, I commence to do my daily activites. By the time all these activities are done,then I return to my bathroom and always have a wonderful relief. During my raising, I was always taught to be still during enema-time. The only thing wrong with that is that I had to concentrate on holding the enema inside me and always thinking when will 10 minutes be up. With my new procedure, I don't have to do this concentrating; now I can get up from my bed,(not being hampered with being still while the enema works) and proceed to do some daily activities all within a small distance from the bathroom. When I was a child, I had plenty of time, on Mom's schedule, to wait for the enema action. However as a 66 year old widow, time is too precious to wait for the enema to do its job. Two things are happening simultaneously; one is that I am not being hampered from doing daily activities with the enema inside me, and two is that my enema continues to work as I proceed to do my activities. Before closing this message, I am of the opinion that while I am walking around and being active instead of being still, my enema is a lot more free to move up inside of me and thus do a better clean-out of the lower portion of my body. Last but not least, this enema procedure just might work with you. Hint: take less than a 2 quart enema if need be, when beginning this "active" procedure.
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