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Subject: Dr. to mom "When was her last bowel movement"? Author: Shelly (Mom "Uh I'm not sure".) [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ] Date Posted: Saturday, November 09, 2024, 08:13: am Dr. to 12 year old "When did you poop last"? 12 year old "Sunday". Dr. "This is Friday"! The 12 year old presented to the clinic with a persistent tummy ache, no appetite, and threw up after mom forced her to eat some breakfast. After more quizzing the child (yes she is just a child) admits she tried to go to the bathroom but it hurt to try to get a stool out and she couldn't get it out. This is just a clinic, they don't dig the poop out of kids butts that are impacted. She is admitted to the hospital. Has her rectum digitally emptied by a Dr. and two nurses, takes almost an hour. Then she spends four days in the hospital, in diapers, tube down her nose with literally gallons of PEG pumped threw her to empty her impacted colon. There are hundreds of children of all ages in hospitals right now while I am writing this, in diapers, getting enema by mouth to clean them out. Moral to the story---- Parental duties include monitoring and managing where necessary their children's bowel movements. [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ]

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[> Subject: Re: Dr. to mom "When was her last bowel movement"? Author: Shelly [ Edit | View ] Date Posted: Saturday, November 09, 2024, 08:41: am So after I was allowed to start holding and then through months of breaking me of it I was pooping mostly without incident until I turned 12 with no interventions from others. Then mom died, a few months later dad and my brother and sister and I move in with his new squeeze, I'm sorry, girlfriend. They did eventually marry. She has four children of her own, huge house but not a lot of bedrooms, a lot of roommates. The second night we lived in her house she came in to my sister and I shared bedroom and talked for about 10 minutes about "bowel movements" and that she is to be informed of our bowel movements and any problems therein. I was told to let her know when my period cramps start. And!!! we were informed that we would be "cleaned out" regularly to keep us healthy. Then a toilet type chair was brought in our room, she brought in a blue rubber bag with tubing and towels and tube of something and sent me out, shut the door and gave my little sister what I learned when it was my turn several days later is a "high enema". Had no idea there was such a thing. Had seen small bottle enemas at the drugstore but did not know about big enemas. Twice a month, always the first night of starting my period. She monitored all bowel movements mainly just by self reporting. If you hadn't reported lately she would ask and if she wasn't satisfied with the answer you got a high enema at bed time and always emptied on the toilet chair beside your be. She would not tie up a bathroom with a child sitting on it for an hour trying to get their enema back out. I cried and begged and cried and begged that night when she told me to go to our bedroom it was time for my first ever enema. It was awful, so humiliating, but I slept so well that night. It is an out of body experience when your adrenaline is raging you are so scared and the crazy thing is I want to go back so bad and get that first ever enema from her again. I do an enema on occasion but not regularly. Became intimate with roommate at college and we did enemas but just wasn't the same as submitting to stepmom for her twice a month enema. [ Post a Reply to This Message ]

[> [> Subject: Re: Dr. to mom "When was her last bowel movement"? Author: Kitten Paw [ Edit | View ] Date Posted: Monday, November 11, 2024, 12:21: pm Shelly I'm fifteen. My dad is a spanker. I love my dad so much but he is a spanker and if he finds out this is me writing on here I'm toast. It has been two months since my last spanking so it's not like I live in fear every day. And I suppose I usually deserve it. Talking back is an automatic spanking. The reason I'm telling you this is because the spanking some times ends with corner time while naked waist down while mom goes to get an enema ready for me. Some times I only get the spanking and some times dad tells mom he thinks an enema is in order. Other than those enemas I usually only get enemas when I'm sick. I don't get constipated so I don't like enemas and don't want enemas. But that is my life. Ear infection, enema. Sore throat or constant cough, enema. Vomiting and won't eat, enema. Headache and crabby, enema. Always with some magic Herb that the Dr. she works for tells her needs to be in my enema. I don't ever remember not getting enemas growing up. I don't ever remember not getting my enema either laying on mom's lap or locked in over her left leg. My head almost touches the floor now but I still get my enemas over her leg. She makes enemas very very warm. They make me sweat and make me feel so hot all over. She says it stimulates the liver and lymphatic glands. When you said that it was crazy but you wanted to go back and get that first ever humiliating enema from your stepmom it was like a horn honking in my head. Most of the time when I do something or not do something that gets me a spanking from dad I know that is what is going to happen but I do it anyway and sometimes will amp it up so that I will have to have the enema too. Crazy! I don't like enemas so why do I do that? [ Post a Reply to This Message ]

[> [> [> Subject: Re: Dr. to mom "When was her last bowel movement"? Author: Shelly [ Edit | View ] Date Posted: Tuesday, November 12, 2024, 11:46: am Hi Kitten Paw, I'm so glad you found us! You are safe on here. Your dad will not find this site by simply doing random enema searches. He probably isn't even doing enema searches. Your mom is like my stepmom. You know that the enemas are keeping you healthy. That's the important thing. The punishment enema your dad some times orders just adds a little insult to the spanking you got. There are arguments on both sides of the issue of spanking children into their teens. I'm not going to pick sides. Like you said, this is your life and you still love your dad very much and you even feel you do things to upset him and antagonize him so getting a spanking and then having some time on the toilet getting your enema back out while you process your actions and his response is frankly a good learning experience. I got all of my enemas laying on my bed starting on my left side with my left knee pulled up to my chest and then part way in to my enema she told me to lay flat on my tummy and for the last part I had to move to my right side. There I could see her standing there giving me my enema and I could see my bag that was doing my enema. I hated that part! I didn't like laying there looking at her and the bag giving me my enema. I could also see the toilet chair there waiting for me to be on it. You don't have to see all of those scenes so you can concentrate on trying to relax and your breathing to help the flow into your belly and plus I think it is probably easier for the enema to get all the way into your colon being over her leg because gravity will pull it there. I'm guessing your enema only takes a couple of minutes or maybe three at the most. I had to endure about 10 minutes laying there while she would slow or stop the flow to let me catch up getting the enema all the way up in me. Your mom is so right that when you aren't well an enema will stimulate the immune system and get you on a healing path. Why do you hate enemas but do things to get a punishment enema? Why do people watch horror movies and scream and hide their eyes when the scary part comes on? Seeking adventure, fantasizing. There are parts about your enemas or there are thoughts about doing things that you know will get you a spanking and enema that you find exciting. [ Post a Reply to This Message ]

[> [> [> [> Subject: Re: Dr. to mom "When was her last bowel movement"? Author: Kitten Paw [ Edit | View ] Date Posted: Tuesday, November 12, 2024, 08:03: pm I know, right! Three weeks ago I went with mom to clean out an 8 year old boy. He was a fighter. Had never had an enema before because he wouldn't let his mom do it. I got bruised and like cat scratches but he got cleaned out and was pretty meek and passive by the time it was time for his second rinse enema. Then that weekend since it had been over three months since I had had an enema I got this weird idea reliving the enemas we made that poor little guy have that I wanted mom to make me have an enema so I faked not feeling well and was crabby to her. It took some doing because I didn't have a fever but on Sun. when I tried staying in bed like I didn't feel good she said it was time to get an enema. I wanted that enema and then I hated it when she called me to the bathroom and gave it too me. Yeah my enemas are about three minutes long. About half of that is just staying over her leg with my enema already in me but her waiting until I tell her I can feel it gurgling on the right side of my tummy. When I can feel my enema that far into my colon she lets me up and on the toilet. [ Post a Reply to This Message ]

[> [> [> [> [> Subject: Re: Dr. to mom "When was her last bowel movement"? Author: Shelly [ Edit | View ] Date Posted: Thursday, November 14, 2024, 07:46: pm Yes Kitten Paw, unless you were allowed by mom to get in the knee chest position like is pictured on the Fleet enema box, you really are in the very best position to take your high enemas. I know you probably feel like being bent over mom's leg for an enema is for little kids but your mom knows this position has always worked best for you and for her to get the full enema in you and into the end of your colon. I knew I always would be getting an enema soon if my period was imminent or if it had been about two weeks since my last enema because all us kids got an enema about every two weeks. When I knew my next enema could happen any night I was high on adrenalin anticipating it. When it finally got to where I figured tonight she must be going to give me my enema I was so anxious, so wanting it to happen tonight. And then when she informed it was my enema night I like you, would just start stressing and dreading. I could feel my heart beating I was so not wanting the humiliation but wanting it at the same time. You miss the enema when it has been months since you got one. When we are little and mom has us naked on the floor wiping us and changing our diaper there is a strong comfort and emotional feeling we get from mom's attention. At 15 you still crave the attention to your perineal area that you got from diaper changes and growing with your enemas. You feigned being sick not because you wanted the enema but you craved the attention, the touching, the feel of her being at your bottom has always had for you. It is okay to enjoy hating enemas but still want them. [ Post a Reply to This Message ]

[> [> [> [> [> [> Subject: Re: Dr. to mom "When was her last bowel movement"? Author: Kitten Paw [ Edit | View ] Date Posted: Friday, November 15, 2024, 07:33: am So my BFF wants so bad for my mom to give her an enema. I've told her what that whole hour is like getting the enema put in you and then on the toilet for ever to get it back out and she thinks that would be so exciting. A few years ago she had to have suppositories because she had been throwing up for several days and couldn't stop. Salmonella from petting a friends iguana they think. But she has never been made to BM with enemas or suppositories and wants it so bad. I told her I'm not asking mom. I don't like getting enemas and I don't like talking to mom about getting enemas. I like to go with her to clean kids out but I get so nervous and my heart just pounds just looking at an enema bag and filling it for a kids enema while mom has them in the bathroom getting them undressed. She doesn't want to give herself an enema. She wants my mom to make her have an enema. I think it is all just talk and bravado because she knows I have to have enemas. [ Post a Reply to This Message ]

[> [> [> [> [> [> [> Subject: Re: Dr. to mom "When was her last bowel movement"? Author: Shelly [ Edit | View ] Date Posted: Wednesday, November 20, 2024, 07:43: pm Your generation of teens are so much more comfortable and open talking about things sexual and with that part of your body than even we were. I'm guessing most of these conversations you have with your friend about enemas and such are through texts and other social media, right? We feel so much more safe and uninhibited to talk about things like that when we don't have to look them in the eye when we are saying it. And unless filtered by your parents you have access to so much adult entertainment. I use that word loosely. Dare her. Have her come over and then feign having a tummy ache and telling your mom she hasn't pooped for three days. She will get that enema she actually does not want because you are right, she is bluffing. [ Post a Reply to This Message ]

[> Subject: Re: Dr. to mom "When was her last bowel movement"? Author: Bonnie's Kid [ Edit | View ] Date Posted: Sunday, November 10, 2024, 08:47: pm Shelly, I find it interesting that your doctor inquired about your BM's when younger. Our pediatrician, and his nurse Marge, used to grill myself and my mom about BM's whenever they were seeing me in the office or on a housecall. According to my older sister, I was frequently constipated and complaining of tummy aches which prompted mom to call the doctor. I thought he was rather gruff when he used to tell mom "just give that kid an enema". Needless to say, I got plenty of enemas as a youngster. I was threatened with enemas as well. Mom and grandma did not hesitate to give me or my older sister enemas if our BM's did not occur daily. I've posted that staying home from school or church was likely going to result in an enema, especially if I complained of a tummy ache or not feeling well. Enema time was rather contentious as I resisted and often got spanked as well. It wasn't until I was a bit older that an enema evoked some rather enjoyable sensations. I had begun self administration at age 6 as an attempt to avoid a date with mom, and/or grandma, and the red enema bag that embarrassed me to no end. Even though I was pretty secretive, in hindsight I suspect that they knew I was using the enema bag myself. I came to realize and believe that enemas were a reasonable way to manage my BM's rather than deal with those other issues that you, or your associates did. I anonymously discuss enemas outside of a few very close relationships. I believe my kids and grandkids might benefit from an enema now and then. I still enjoy the R&R that a good enema triggers, but avoid the suggestions due to my own obsessions. I would only suggest that you carefully administer to your kids, and try to teach them self care along the way, inasmuch as I really disliked my mom and grandma, although I've come to realize they were merely trying to accomplish what was best for me and my older sister. Best to you!!! [ Post a Reply to This Message ]