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Subject: Re: Therapy - Health Author: AV [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ] Date Posted: Saturday, September 07, 2024, 06:16: am In reply to: AV 's message, "Therapy" on Friday, June 07, 2024, 08:28: am I am a supporter of keeping the colon cleaned out on a regular basis helps with health. I have read post from parents who use an enema if their child has flu like symptoms such as fever and/or upset stomach. I know for me, I was hardly at all sick growing up. Even though I hated mom’s enemas, she keep me cleaned out and so nothing negative was able to get ahold of my body. And I continued the enemas years after mom stopped. So, I am a supporter of parents given their child an enema to help clean those impurities out of the system. This is debatable but I also am a supporter that enemas help with bed wetting. I know for me, soon after an enema, I peed like never before. I had so much urine inside of me. On another post, I remember mentioning to a mom if she would use and recite with her son, “everytime I pee in the bed, I will receive an enema” and as soon as she says enema and he repeats it, push the nozzle in and release the water. She gave regular weekly enemas and used that recital and when he peed in the bed. She came back a few months later and gave an update and said his bed wetting has dropped to once a month. Now a days, my bowels go on a regular basis and usually around the same time. [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ]

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[> Subject: Re: Therapy - Imaginary Friend Author: AV [ Edit | View ] Date Posted: Sunday, September 08, 2024, 08:55: pm Out of all of this therapeutic writing, I never mentioned I also had an imaginary friend named Johnny. All of these years, I am not sure what happen to Johnny. Strange to ask since he was imaginary but he was of much help when I was younger. The side of the toilet where the bolts are on one side anyway, is where Johnny stayed. He was responsible for helping open and close and help me control my bowels. Those moments where I would go into the bathroom and sit on the floor to fight the urges without getting caught is when I would speak to johnny. I would imagine the side of the toilet was like a control panel and the bolt was a knob johnny pushed. I would speak to him as I waited for mom to come into the bathroom with the bulb as I sit on the toilet. We would talk about helping me go and opening my colon and push the button and open the dam. Of course back during those days the enema controlled the show when it arrived. It would smile at me knowing and I would of course know as well. The dam would be open once the bulb bottom relationship would happen. Did anyone else have an imaginary friend that perhaps helped you during your enema? [ Post a Reply to This Message ]