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Marlene to roberth
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Date Posted: Saturday, April 28, 2012, 11:00: pm
Roberth,
Thank you for the compliment.
I enjoyed reading your account of the enemas your mother gave you, especially her use of a colon tube. You mentioned that at age 9 after a hospital visit when your mother gave you an enema; “This time I noted that there was just rubber tube coming from the enema bag and this turned out to be a colon tube. Mom inserted the tube slowly at first, asked me to lay very still then started the flow.” and that; “ While the water was coming into my colon mom began inserting the tube higher and higher until ?? she stopped.” And “Taking this enema was considerably different in that there was not the cramps and pressure to discharge as with previous enemas. To summarize, I received enemas from my mother on a fairly sporadic basis until I was 15 years old when I again had another bout with serious pneumonia. I think, considering everything, I began to enjoy the feeling of the enemas after I was 9 years old, particularly after the first colon experience, I really enjoyed the feeling of the gentle slow removal of the colon tube, that I think was when I got hooked on enemas. It also was a very intimate time with my mother that is irreplaceable and still brings pleasant memories.”
Did your enemas stop at age 15?
If so do you know why?
As I mention in my posting both my mother and Aunt used colon tubes when giving enemas in our family. For sanitary reasons each recipient, me my three sisters, mother and father aunt and grandmother, had their own bag or can and tube. They were kept in our bedroom closets when not drying on the back of the bathroom door. The tubes depending on the age of the enema recipient were of varying lengths and increased in “F” dimension (diameter)as we got older, starting with 8-inch long, F-14, (1/8 inch) in diameter to 20-inch long, F-38, (½ inch) in diameter from age 12 up. The tubes were hung from our closet clothes rods with a piece of stainless steel wire through then to keep them straight for easy insertion.
I didn’t mention it before but a colon tube was used for my husband’s nine enemas in the hospital and when he was 11 years old after the death of his father, to support them, his mother became a LPN and started using colon tubes for their enemas also.
In my case prior to puberty I liked the feel of the colon tube going in and coming out, but after puberty it became truly pleasurable experience with the resultant “evidence” of how it was affecting me. Both my mother and aunt assure me that what I was experiencing was a normal response in a healthy young woman.
In the preset my husband and I enjoy the sensations of colon tubes being used, both by the recipient and visually by the giver. Our tubes are; 30-inch long, F-40’s which are marked every 4-inches with permanent ink,
When taking an enema either on the back or in the knee chest position, a game we like to play is to have our tubes slowly inserted the first 4-inches and stopped, Then the enema is slowly flowed at a trickle. The recipient pulses their anal sphincter on the tube, which is a visual turn on for the giver, indicating they want more and another 4-inches is inserted. The game continues until the entire tube is in.
Marlene
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