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>>>In her July 2024 messages Karen speaks of the "in and >>>out movement" of the long infant suppositories. This >>>is currently (spring of 2025) being normalised by a >>>series of medical instructional videos, filmed in a >>>hospital, on you-know-what website. The long >>>suppositories are clearly still available both in >>>India and in some Arabic countries. The videos >however >>>demonstrate all too well that this method is less >>>reliable, and never as effective, than inserting a >>>baby-size suppository (whether moulded to the size, >or >>>pared down) and leaving it to dissolve and work as >per >>>usual. >> >>Sue(UK) >>We communicate in other forums on such topics. We use >>different handles. I have posted in this thread >>previously. You are obviously well versed in such >>topics. >> >>I vividly recall my mom and grandma using the long >>suppos on my younger sisters. I wasn't excluded when >>they received these or small bulb enemas. The in and >>out movement was said to help trigger some reaction of >>the bowel. The suppo was eventually pushed in fully >>and allowed to melt. The same was true of a soap suppo >>although an enema usually followed. >> >>My older sister often challenged mom and grandma to >>just use the enema bag like she and I were subjected >>to. There was a 4-6 year age difference and my younger >>sisters had a differnt pediatrician. I always believed >>this resulted in a different approach and methods of >>bowel control. >> >>I snuck a suppo or bulb enema now and then but always >>preferred using the enema bag on myself as I began >>self administering in an effort to avoid mom and >>grandma's treatments. > >I and my sisters to received the long glycerin >suppository as a child. The first one I remember was >on the changing table around 3 1/2 years old. Legs >lifted by my aunt Rose and mom inserting the >suppository. Mom held the suppository on the end for a >few minutes then moved it in and out until it worked >well. >Latter, I often saw my younger sisters receive the >same treatment. The suppositories stopped at age 6 as >mom used a bulb enema syringe on me. > >Kathy

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