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Subject: Re: question for you: teen withholder

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Shelly

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Date Posted: Monday, December 16, 2024, 09:47: am
In reply to: AV 's message, "Re: question for you: teen withholder" on Monday, December 16, 2024, 04:13: am

AV,

She said she had eaten a light lunch before she came. I did have her sip on a protein drink after her third enema before we did her fourth. She was really fighting anxiety. She is subdued now when she comes for enemas. It's almost like we gave her a sedative. She isn't the bubbly talkative babysitter that I just loved so much these past couple of years. But she is very cooperative and tries to follow my direction. Yeah when I got her third enema in her which I had told her would probably be her last she sat on the toilet and as I was putting the enema bag in the sink and headed for the door she said "can I give ( ) his enema?" My thinking was she is not maybe capable of doing it yet but it actually is not rocket science so she couldn't possibly mess it up too much and I think J1 likes submitting to her for a suppository or enema. He is the patient from heaven when she has him ready when I get home or when we are getting ready for his enema. She has never changed a diaper on him but she has on J2 many times so maybe there is even some jealousy there. Even at 5 and 6 kids can get jealous about the attention a sibling might be getting from mom when she changes a diaper. A lot of children who are fully potty trained and old enough to know better will start pooping or peeing their pants again when a baby is brought into the picture.

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