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If you were doing every other day (second daily)<br />

rectal enemas, did you need to change the<br />

frequency once the <strong>Malone</strong> was in place?<br />

• We were able to continue daily and skip every Friday.<br />

• Rectal enemas were only sporadic (and unsuccessful). We did daily<br />

flushes with the ACE.<br />

• NA - we've always done daily enemas.<br />

• We skip either Friday or Saturday pretty regular now with no<br />

problems... we never skipped with rectal enemas (at least I don't<br />

remember).<br />

If you were doing rectal enemas, did you need to<br />

adjust your recipe?<br />

• We needed to increase the saline solution once we switched to<br />

retrograde.<br />

• We did. Not sure if it was inevitable anyway due to growth spurt<br />

(we increased and in the end changed to a whole new recipe due to<br />

the dangers of fleet).<br />

• Our recipe is exactly the same. With both we have done, and<br />

currently do 700 mls saline + 30 mls glycerine.<br />

• We learned that after the surgery, there is so much change going<br />

on the body that it is hard to determine what recipe to use. I<br />

switched it all over the place and after months ended up with the<br />

same recipe we had <strong>for</strong> the rectals. So my advice would be keep<br />

everything the same <strong>for</strong> several months until the body has had time<br />

to regulate itself and then if you have to change things, do so at a<br />

later time to save yourself some frustration.<br />

• Yes it needed to be stronger. We added fleet. We have been able<br />

to take the fleet out and have been using Castile soap.<br />

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