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Subject: Re: To Shelly Author: Shelly [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ] Date Posted: Monday, August 25, 2025, 08:19: am In reply to: Sandra 's message, "Re: To Shelly" on Tuesday, August 19, 2025, 03:59: pm Sandra all I can find out about this boarding school is that it is not a very large population of students and that it is basically a church run operation. What the mother has told me is that she talked extensively with medical staff before deciding on this school and that the nurse told her that they would be requiring daily bowel movements from her and that they were not afraid to do enemas to get them. Side not: when I told my two boys that sitter would not be coming any more for their weekly enema because she was taken to a boarding school they freaked out. The couldn't believe there was such a thing where a kid is taken away from mommy and put in a school facility a long way from home and they don't get to go home every night. I had to explain boarding schools to them as best I could and they got the idea that they might be taken to one also if they don't straighten up about their enemas. So they have been little troopers and taken their enemas without even a whimper. Such relief for mom because they had turned nasty and resistant on enema night. [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ]

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[> [> [> [> Subject: Re: To Shelly Author: alvin (pooped (pun intended)) [ Edit | View ] Date Posted: Tuesday, August 26, 2025, 09:25: am I read with much interest about bowel movements, and enemas. I feel deprived because I have had only one enema in my entire life and it was done when I was I believe four years old, maybe three. We moved to Oregon when I was four, so I was no older than that. I remember my Mom giving my invalid Grandpa an enema on the back porch on a wooden table. I didn't know what she was doing and she told me she was giving Grandpa an enema and did I want one. Yes, I said. She said when I'm done with Grandpa, you can have one. I was only wearing shorts so I took them off and got up on the table on my belly. I had no idea what was going to happen. She said tell me when you have had enough. She stuck that nozzle in my rear and turned on the flow and in just a second I said enough! She kept the flow going and I was yelling enough! and stop! and was kicking my feet and trying to get away! I remember leaving a trail as I ran away. My Mom once asked me if I would like another one and I quickly answered no! These must be strange children if they like getting what I got that day on the back porch. Once was enough. [ Post a Reply to This Message ]