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Subject: Re: babysitter/stool withholder has graduated

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Shelly

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Date Posted: Thursday, March 27, 2025, 12:26: am
In reply to: Shelly 's message, "babysitter/stool withholder has graduated" on Tuesday, March 25, 2025, 09:02: am

AV, well it happened. Actually I am surprised she has done so well up to now. I knew she was going to be upset the metamucil was going to make her poop at school because she is having two poops a day now with the twice daily metamucil I make her drink. With all of the enemas and me being in the bathroom with her on the toilet either emptying her bladder or rectum for an enema or just giving me her daily bowel movement I just feel she has been doing good getting desensitized to being on the toilet in front of someone. And teachers and staff she encounters are all on board and give her carte blanc to head to a toilet with just a raised eye brow at them, no permission needed. She has privileges to the toilet at the nurses office. I ration her panties to her so she can't smuggle a clean pair in her pocket. Well she came home this evening a little later than usual and she was acting a little strange. She was talking to our youngest about his bath and giving her a poop so he is ready for his enema and all the while trying to avoid me. I just knew. So I just said point blank, "are we going to have to do a soapsuds enema tonight". She wouldn't make eye contact with me but she gave an affirmative small nod. She barely made a mark in her panties but a mark means enemas and she knows it. So she got to bed late. She had to bathe and give our youngest his enema and then she had to have her soapsuds enema and then an even larger rinse enema. She had one of those mini panic attacks I haven't seen in a long time as she was emptying her bladder on the toilet watching me get her enema ready but we got through it and she is in bed now. I did not reprimand her at all. Frankly I wasn't sure if she was going to be able to have her bowel movements at school at all without a lot of accidents so I still feel she is on the way to winning this war she has going with herself about letting poop happen.

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Author: Kitten Paw [ Edit \| View ]	Date Posted: Thursday, March 27, 2025, 07:58: am I don't think that was fair. She just had a little spot in her underwear. She is trying. She is having two bowel movements a day and this is a girl that is afraid of her own bowel movements. She should not have gotten the enemas last night. I call fowl. Give her a break. She is trying. [ Post a Reply to This Message ]

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Author: AV [ Edit \| View ]	Date Posted: Friday, March 28, 2025, 01:57: am Shelly, All sounds good. So proud of the progress. [ Post a Reply to This Message ]