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Subject: Re: I was a holder Author: AV [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ] Date Posted: Saturday, July 27, 2024, 08:28: am In reply to: Shelly 's message, "Re: I was a holder" on Saturday, July 27, 2024, 08:04: am Shelly, Krissi, is that really you? Are you playing games with me? lol. Well, with what you have said about how they respond to the suppository and teeth brushing, I’ll expect to read about fussing. But you’ve been trained by the best, Krissi prepared you for your moment and this time. Look at it as continuing the legacy. Hopefully through time, Krissi will make an appearance. Your son coming up will be in a shock. Suppository is pushed in and it’s over, but with an enema it’s all that warm water that has to go in. Do you plan to use plain water or add some mild soap. I remember Krissi’s sister used plain water but Krissi used goat milk soap to coat the intestines but had to give 2 rinse enemas. You will discover what works best for you and your boys to get that result you want. They don’t know this is just the beginning of a long childhood journey. Great hearing from you. Can’t wait to read how things go. [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ]

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[> [> [> [> [> [> [> [> [> Subject: Re: I was a holder Author: Shelly [ Edit | View ] Date Posted: Saturday, July 27, 2024, 09:38: am Hey AV, I keep hoping if I mention her that she will join us. I wonder how her family's kids are doing with their enemas. No, I have never given a child an enema yet and I'm super nervous. I got such a thrill when I made my roommate accept an enema from me and then giving her more of them for over a year but giving my boys enemas gives me shivers. Just not knowing how I'm going to react to how they react. I have just the generic Walgreen's enema\douche\hot water bottle red bag. It only holds about a quart and a half but I learned a trick to get it super full and under pressure so the enema starts hard and fast. You fill it as full as you can. Hold it up and open clamp and prime the tube, expelling all the air. Then lay the bag on the floor and hold the nozzle in a bowl of water, open the clamp and WOW!, it will siphon and put at least another half quart in the bag and pressurize it so when you have the nozzle in the butt and open the clamp there is a lot of quick water pressure filling your rectum and rushing up the beginnings of your colon. You can control the amount of that first gush by having the bag below the level of your butt. According to what I've read a six year old's colon if empty could easily take two quarts so that is the plan. No soap. One enema. Caveat, when you pressurize the cheapo Walgreen red bags you will eventually spring a leak around the black plastic where the tube connector is screwed in and it's off to Walgreen's again. [ Post a Reply to This Message ]

[> [> [> [> [> [> [> [> [> [> Subject: Re: I was a holder Author: Shelly [ Edit | View ] Date Posted: Saturday, July 27, 2024, 09:58: am Hey AV, I do have a story for you. Although not nearly as good as Krissi's stories. I had to go to Walgreen's for a new cheapo bag about a year ago. Had both my boys in tow. I needed pull-ups for the four year old because he still would occasionally wet the bed and diapers for the youngest. That's all I had a check out. There was a barely old enough to legally work check out girl trying to get a granny checked out with all her coupons and questions about sale prices on the items she had. There were two teen or tween girls and there mom behind us. I had the enema box prominently displayed on the counter for all to see. I was able to catch a look at the girls looking at my enema bag box. Gave me a thrill. Wanted so bad to follow those girls home and use the enema bag on them. They for sure figured my boys were in for an enema when we got home. [ Post a Reply to This Message ]