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en·e·ma n. pl.

1. The injection of liquid into the rectum through the anus for cleansing, for stimulating evacuation of the bowels, or for other therapeutic or diagnostic purposes.
2. The fluid so injected.

Source: The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, Fourth Edition
Copyright © 2000 by Houghton Mifflin Company.
Published by Houghton Mifflin Company. All rights reserved.

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But whether it's you or a character you made up, you presented a situation in which someone clearly didn't know what they were doing, thought "sterilizing" meant something different than it does, thought that because these hook-up are sold in BDSM catalogues that they're safe, dismissed the risk of ruptured colon and morbid electrolyte imbalance (even though she's pregnant), and for all her research, had somehow missed the part about enemas and cramps. So with that limited knowledge of you, I felt a small snark was in order.

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ORIGINAL: JohnWarren

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ORIGINAL: frenchpet

Ahem... hem... I don't want to disturb such a nice fight, but I think post #19 clearly states that the enemas wouldn't happen before the baby is born.

I may have lost track since I'm not following this stream closely but I do recall that the initial post indicated that the enema had already taken place.

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ORIGINAL: frenchpet

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ORIGINAL: JohnWarren

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ORIGINAL: frenchpet

Ahem... hem... I don't want to disturb such a nice fight, but I think post #19 clearly states that the enemas wouldn't happen before the baby is born.

I may have lost track since I'm not following this stream closely but I do recall that the initial post indicated that the enema had already taken place.

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Oops, my bad... I got confused by the statement saying that nothing extreme would happen before the baby is born.[8|]
I didn't say anything then, keep fighting.

edit : well of course there's no way you would call an enema extreme play, but if it's not done properly, with cold water etc, and a baby involved...

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Oops, my bad... I got confused by the statement saying that nothing extreme would happen before the baby is born.
I didn't say anything then, keep fighting.

edit : well of course there's no way you would call an enema extreme play, but if it's not done properly, with cold water etc, and a baby involved...

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This is Nella's Master writing. I have a fair bit of medical experience, as well as having extensively interviewed open-minded doctors about this, and would like to offer you the following advice:

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Local laws in your erea may wary but at least where i live it is considerd criminaly negligent to do so. An enema is one thing, to use the shower nose is another, is your erea have any laws to protect an unborn child and as far as i and my Master know there is, this is Criminal, it is not a scare tactic, it is criminal period.

Is she doing the right thing when coming here asking questions yes, is she doing the right thing when ignoring everyone saying that this is dangerous no. One wal talk of everything one give up when one choose to become a slave, well you give up a few things when you choose to become pragnid to, this baby is way over the time for legal abotion, and she is endangering the child, simple as that.

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Well what i am saying is true, it can cause complication whit the prganacy and even get laybor started to early. If she get scared by what she is writing, she needs to get scared. i am not telling lies to scare here, i am telling the truth, i dont realy give a rats ass whatever or not somone i dont know endager themself, i think pepole should be aloved to do whit their body as they want, but now another person is involved, and what she is doing CAN werry negativly afect that other person.

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ORIGINAL: Daddynslave
NOR do you know that enema's are administered at birth, used to be mandatory, but now its only mandatory in certain hospitals.

Actually, I did know that-- but if you can find a hospital that uses a shower hose and the sort of water pressure that household pipes provide, and calls THAT an enema, then I'll be surprised.

Of course I don't know you-- I only know what you've posted here. For all I know, you made it up, and just told a story about someone doing a foolish thing. In that case, you're not foolish, just creative (and only your character is foolish).

But whether it's you or a character you made up, you presented a situation in which someone clearly didn't know what they were doing, thought "sterilizing" meant something different than it does, thought that because these hook-up are sold in BDSM catalogues that they're safe, dismissed the risk of ruptured colon and morbid electrolyte imbalance (even though she's pregnant), and for all her research, had somehow missed the part about enemas and cramps. So with that limited knowledge of you, I felt a small snark was in order.

http://www.darwinawards.com/legends/legends1998-06.html

It's not like I could email you-- aren't you forbidden to receive private messages?

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my Master has read up alot on medical information, maily to find ways to treat my dperession that is treatment resistant, she he can sugest thigns to the doctors, but he has a werry good knowledge of medical issues to be a layman.

Now, what did you doctor say, did he say ok enema, becouse that i understand and it seam ok, or did he say ok use the shower nussle. What we are discussing here is not the use of an enema, but the fact that a shower nussel, can deliver alot of wather in a short time, even if you put it on a slow running, somthing can happen to the pressure in the shower and out go the water in some speed. Take a ballon and tie it to the nussel, now normaly everything will be fine and the ballon will be filled whit wather, but if somthing go wrong...pop says the ballon. Filling pepole up whit wather in the behind was a way Japaneese nazis used to execute pepole, it can kill you and it can kill the child. Now usualy it will not happen, usualy all will be fine, but do you realy want to take the risk? If i were you, i would rather risk the embarshment of my parents finding an enema set, if nessesary say it was somthing the doctor told would be good to do for your preganancy, than risk inguring myself and my child.

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personally i don't see what you did as being a bad mother to be...i see it as inexperinced...(and i don't mean that as an attack)it is much safer not only for the baby but also for yourself to use a proper enema kit...

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It's weird...how on every topic this poster posts, she goes from complete novice asking for advice because she knows nothing in her first post, to a sudden expert that has referred to doctors or professionals by the end of the second page.

I call troll.