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Subject: Re: Regular enemas for 12 year old boy Author: AV [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ] Date Posted: Friday, December 12, 2025, 02:23: am In reply to: Emily 's message, "Regular enemas for 12 year old boy" on Wednesday, December 10, 2025, 03:14: pm Emily, I came back to post, because I honestly don’t want him traumatized more than he already is. He needs to understand he really hasn’t done anything wrong. He needs to sit daily, really. Just go sit, breathe, relax, push occasionally, try to get something going daily. Holidays are coming up. Best time to get started. Sit daily. 3-5 minutes. Relax. He is a middle schooler. He doesn’t need this in his life. Use the holidays to get him on board to get help by taken a bulb enema. Just to put some warm soapy water inside of him to help him move what’s inside out. On his part, it’s all about breathing, taking deep breaths and taking the solution in deep. My heart goes out to him and you. I hate to see him experience the shock and awe and have to be held to take an enema. I was held by my brothers. Mom had full assess. I don’t want you to have to do that but if it comes to that, be prepared, get some help, hold him over your knee and fill him up. Encourage him to breathe. I just hope something has been written that has helped you to help him. He doesn’t need this embarrassment publicly. He can overcome this. It’s not too late or impossible. He just needs to be willing to sit and let nature do its work, even if an enema is needed to help. Tell us a little more about your boy. [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ]

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[> Subject: Re: Regular enemas for 12 year old boy Author: Shelly [ Edit | View ] Date Posted: Friday, December 12, 2025, 07:05: am Emily, We are an enema family. I grew up starting at 12 with a step mom that was an enema mom. Kids adjust. If they need an enema so be it, give the enema. I board a 16 year old that was our baby sitter for a few years and then when they moved out in the country over a year ago she boards here during school. I learned she was a holder when I let her help me start my boys on regular maintenance enemas for healthy colons. She is a beautiful, bright, respectful child. Don't forget, they are children! They need our guidance and protection. Some times they need our protection from themselves. You are starting on a journey protecting him from himself. He is going down a wrong path and is unable to correct without your help. AV speaks the truth he lived the life growing up a holder. [ Post a Reply to This Message ]