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Subject: Re: Doctors who currently do house calls, rectal remps. Enemas etc.

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Kitten Paw

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Date Posted: Monday, November 11, 2024, 11:36: am
In reply to: Adam 's message, "Doctors who currently do house calls, rectal remps. Enemas etc." on Wednesday, October 30, 2024, 05:28: pm

Check, Check, Check, and sometimes Check. My mom is an RN. She works for a Naturopath/Chiropractor. Their clinic specializes in children that are not having regular BMs or have encopresis. The children that the xray shows are full of stool have to be enema cleaned out before treatment to make them have regular BMs starts. Mom says 9 out of 10 parents don't want to try the enemas. If they want to stay with the clinics treatment then they have to agree to enemas and it starts with the colon clean out with how many enemas are needed. They don't do the enemas at the clinic so mom goes to the home at least twice a week after work to clean some kid out. I'm a Freshman in high school. Last year mom let me start going with her because the older kids try to fight her. My first time was an 11 year old girl. She was pretty, smart, shy. She had been home schooled for I don't know how long because she refused to try to BM. She was in pull ups full time. She was very skinny and just looked like she was so miserable. She started holding in her BMs when she started school and they didn't break her of it. Mom and I went there with a game plan. My mom took the girl in the bathroom and put her on the toilet telling her she just wanted her to try to relax and give a BM. She had no idea she was going to get an enema. I got her bag ready with her first soap enema in the kitchen while mom was in the bathroom with her. Then I went in the bathroom, mom had the girl stand up and she put the toilet lid down and sat down and I grabbed the girl by her wrists and pulled her down over moms leg and mom clamped her in. Then her mom came in with the soap enema and we started the first enema. We did this because the mom told the Dr. that she had tried many times to just give her daughter a suppository and she was violent with her. We got the soap enema in her without any trouble. We were there for three hours with the rinse enemas. Mom doesn't charge a thing to do this. I tell her she is crazy to spend family time giving some kid enemas. She says if she can save one child from future horrible medical problems it is worth it. I like to go help give enemas but I don't like going because I get enemas too and I hate them. Always have.

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Shelly
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Date Posted: Tuesday, November 12, 2024, 12:16: pm

Kitten Paw,

Encopresis is such a hideous behavioral affliction that we allow our precious children fall prey to. A huge percent of children with impacted colon's and leaking by-pass stooling in diapers or pull ups started when they are about school age or even younger when they had a poop that was painful or embarrassing because others were watching. This is where the failure of the parent is so evident. When those first holding behaviors start the parent should know. If they monitor all stooling then they recognize a change in routine. At the very first sign of holing the child needs to be put on the toilet at least every other day if older or every day if very young and demand a poop, suppositories and enemas at the ready. The response will be fast and permanent every time. They will stop holding. Most children that hold and leading to encopresis are bright children, most are boys. Boys only have to sit on the toilet to poop so when someone sees them on the toilet at school they don't like it. Or in many cases with really young children they have a difficult and painful poop so in both cases the child decides they aren't ever going to poop again. You said the mom of that precious 11 year old girl you helped mom clean out knew that she started holding when started school and look at where she ended up at 11 years old. Suppository or enema at the very first sign a child is holding in their poop! Your mom is a hero Kitten Paw. She and you and the clinic's program will get her on the way to complete recovery. At her age it will be much harder to succeed but she will get there, please know that and you helped her to get started getting out of pull ups and constant accidents. I'm guessing your mom's clinic is using the bottom up approach to holding first championed by Dr. Collins. Every day the afflicted child gets two 3 minute chances on the toilet to poop with fifteen minute break in between each try. After second try and no poop they get a suppository. Fifteen minute break and two more 3 minute sits. If still no stooling they get an enema. Every day, same time, several chances and meds rectally to help if needed.

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