Home health nurses

Has anyone ever contacted a home health nurse for an enema.... can they do this if you call them or is it something that has to be prescribed by a physician.... how do you go about doing it ?? i tried one time when i was out of town and the private home health nurse would not do it...

I used to be on the road a lot for a company and I always carried an "order" from my doctor. It was only questioned once. I would ask if cash was okay since I didn't want the 'bill' circulating around the office. --that usually got a chuckle out of the nurse. As I recall, the usual cost was about $60....plus or minus.

In fact, one time in New Orleans, close to Xmas, the nurse said "no charge"....that she always did one call free, and my turn came up. I insisted that she take at least $25 for a nice present for he little boy.

And always it was pleasant, professional and with a bit of humor thrown in.

the boxcar

What kind of order?? written and forged by your physician? ha seriously what is an "order" and what did it say and how did you develop it or did you write it

Several years ago, I was out of town on business, and as sometimes happened, get horny. I went to a massage business that was one woman at her residence. I had been there a couple of times before to receive a massage that included a hand job for a happy ending. I told her that I would really love to be given an enema and asked if she could do it. She agreed and we decided that $40 bucks would be a good price. She did have a red enema/hot water bottle, so she fixed it with warm water (no soap) and we proceeded with the enema which she administered with me lying on the massage table. I suppose I took almost 2 qts. and then went to a restroom that was just down a hallway. She didn't follow, but after I expelled and washed up, I went back to the "massage room" and returned to the table and she completed the "treatment"

with a nice hand job. A nice $40 bucks wellspent.

I've had pretty good luck on Craigslist. There are usually ads from CNAs and a few LPNs looking for work along with the occassional RN. I've found the LPNs and RNs to have more experience with bag enemas, the CNAs for the most part had just administered Fleet enemas, but were willing to do the bag enema.

Well, a "district nurse" is expected to do it (and I should know - see my account of my first enema at age 6), so I think a private healthcare home nurse should!