My Mummification and Colonoscopy

About a month ago I mentioned in a bondage thread that I was going to have my first colonoscopy and that my husband wanted to mummify me. We checked our schedules and it works out that my first colonoscopy will be followed the next day with my mummification.

I’m 49 so I am having my first colonoscopy on Thursday November 15. I will be using the Movi-Prep two dose regimen which is two, two liter drinks several hours apart. I will take a couple of two liter enemas prior to the prep and probably one enema after the prep. I plan on no sedation or pain meds. I plan on watching the exam on the TV and talking with my gastro while the procedure is being done. He has agreed with my decision to do it this way. I will drive myself there and back. For my late lunch on Thursday after the procedure I am having a three and a half to four pound lobster—whatever the fishmonger has, with lots of butter. It will be a low residue feast lending itself to an easy clean-out. It’s too bad my husband won’t be home in time to enjoy one with me! The local fish market will be delivering it live to my house and I’ll cook it when I get home. That works perfectly with our family’s paleo diet. Lots of protein and fat and no carbs.

My husband and I have discussed restraining me in the manner I restrained him in Full Metal Jacket two years ago and 15 years ago except I won't be doing for 48 hours because I know I couldn't do it for so long without going crazy. We decided (actually HE decided and I agreed) that I would be totally restrained by mummification for 24 to 30 hours to see if I can do it. If it goes well, maybe I will go longer, time permitting.

We picked a good weekend to do it before Thanksgiving time when my two girlfriends Beth and Joan who assisted me with my husband's mummification can help monitor me. I'm a little apprehensive about this because I'm the one normally tying people up and I have never been tied up longer than six hours at once. I have no idea what he plans to do to me while I am so tightly restrained. This will be a new experience.

Susie,

A while ago I read your description of what you did to and with your husband during his intense mummification weekend. That story has stuck with me. I admire the way you give each other permission to push boundaries, and the extreme lengths you took to tease and torment him, while also indulging in your own pleasure as desired. I'm glad to hear Beth and Joan will be joining for the fun. I can't wait to hear the graphic retelling of your session. Interesting that it will be from the perspective of inside the wraps this time. I hope your husband and friends fill you in on the details of what else happens from their point of view, which you do not directly experience.

I hope the anticipation for it is winding you up like a spring. Do you plan any other prep for the bondage session other than the medical procedure prep?

- Maybe abstaining from sex and masturbating for the prior week?

- Any shaving or personal grooming?

- Yoga meditation?

- Watching some mummification porn?

- Buying any particular new toys or equipment?

I eagerly await your lengthy and detailed report. Best wishes and many orgasms for all,

-Hookajoe

Hookajoe said

. . . . I hope the anticipation for it is winding you up like a spring. Do you plan any other prep for the bondage session other than the medical procedure prep?

- Maybe abstaining from sex and masturbating for the prior week?

- Any shaving or personal grooming?

- Yoga meditation?

- Watching some mummification porn?

- Buying any particular new toys or equipment?

I eagerly await your lengthy and detailed report. Best wishes and many orgasms for all,

-Hookajoe

I am eagerly anticipating both the colonoscopy and the extended bondage. The bondage will be a real test for me since I have never done this before. I don't plan any preps other than what I already described--at least for now. Regarding "abstaining from sex and masturbating for the prior week?" No, my husband wouldn't go for no sex for a week. Presently I am waxed and I don't get into yoga meditation. We have all the equipment we think we need for the foreseeable future. I'm not sure if I'll be getting any orgasms during my mummification, but I woudn't put it past my husband to get a blow job from me when I'm unable to move out of the way on the table. Luckily my teeth are in good order. 😈

Friday morning the day after the colonoscopy I will do another full dose of Movi-Prep as the preparation for my mummification to see if I can do a minimum of 24 hours in full restraints with shrink wrap and duct tape. My husband is only going to work for half a day on Friday so he can be part of my preparation and to get the final details under control. He NEVER comes home from work early, so I know he really wants me to do this. He told me he wants to give me a two hour colonic using the “colonic machine” he built for our bathroom. I’ll be lying down in the shower room or the bathroom floor. Either will have room for my husband to sit by my side while he fills me up, massages my abdomen and empties me. The water inflow will come from the water thermostat (just like a hand sprayer) and the outflow will be through the 1¼ inch OD, 1 inch ID speculum my husband made from PVC pipe that we have used for well over ten years. He polished all the connections and it’s really nice. I also like it because it fills the rectum well and it is light weight so I don’t have to worry about a heavy metal speculum dropping out of me and chipping tile or porcelain fixtures. The waste pipe is 1 inch ID latex tubing with a 3/16 inch wall thickness. With my already empty colon, the wide diameter speculum is purely for fun and feeling the water get quickly sucked out of my colon. The rubber waste line will extend about two feet downward into the shower floor drain which provides a fairly good amount of suction to pull out any feces that might remain.

After I am cleaned out my friends Beth and Joan are coming over to help restrain and monitor me. They were terrific when I mummified my husband two years ago and so they agreed to a repeat performance with me. My husband didn’t tell me exactly how I will be restrained, but he has done it enough times to me with rope and leather for several hours at a time that I have a pretty good idea. Of course, the shrink wrap, duct tape and 24 hours will give him options he hasn’t had before.

The preparation already looks like fun, let alone the restraining act, the mental setup and all the play during so many hours - you're definitely going for a one of a kind experience!

Is there any chance you could post a picture or a quick draw (schema) of the colonic machine? It sounds like a nice setup!

. . . . Is there any chance you could post a picture or a quick draw (schema) of the colonic machine? It sounds like a nice setup!

I used the term, "machine" rather loosely. It's just a large diameter custom made speculum that works the same as a commercially available one used by colon irrigationists. There is a water inflow on the side and a waste outlet on the end which is connected to a heavy latex hose that goes down the drain.

http://www.shpinc.net/speculums.php

The water supply comes from the water thermostat on the wall just like a hand shower (we have three hand shower sprays in our master suite shower room and lots of shower heads off the walls and ceiling) and a linear "Infinity drain" in the shower floor. We just lift a portion of the Infinity drain cover off the floor and insert the waste tube down the drain.

https://infinitydrain.com

To fill the colon, you just squeeze the waste line and the water has no place to go but up the butt. When you want to empty, simply left go of the waste line and the water and feces drains out rather quickly.

Assume this all depends on a "clean" colonoscopy - i.e. no polyps removed. Wish you the best and a successful 24 hours.

P.S - don't pull the stunt of holding your breath and sending the monitors into a state of panic.....seems someone else did that a couple of years ago. 😈

I am definitely following this one. 🌹 😈

Sorry to bother you, but Can you link to your FMJ posts two years ago again? My search doesn't seem to find it. I'd like to read your mummification protocol again. I recall you don't really use any rubber clothes or suits but rather just some sort of Shrink wrap?

Oops, never mind. Found it with search on "jacket," thanks.

Eric

Thanks,

Eric

Susie, I've been trying to work out whether a design like yours could be used by one person, and I'm not sure. Of course it would be better with two in any case.

I think I know how it is done, but it would be great to see a picture of how it was built, especially regarding keeping it sanitary and safe from any sharp edges.

Wow, "eagerly anticipating"... I'm OK with mine when it happens, it will be neat to see my insides and geek out a bit on the whole technical bit, but I'm definitely not in the "eagerly anticipating a colonoscopy" camp.

@SwitchableSusie thanks for the explanation! Looking forward to your account of mummification!

ericmacson said

Sorry to bother you, but Can you link to your FMJ posts two years ago again? My search doesn't seem to find it.

Here is the link for Full Metal Jacket:

https://en.zity.biz/index.php?mx=forum;ox=display;topic=96712

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The weekend of November 16 I am scheduled to be mummified with shrink wrap and duct tape and restrained to our bondage table for a minimum of 24 hours to see if I can do it. My husband would like to see me do 30 hours and two of my close friends will be here to assist. Our younger daughter "The Voice" will still be at college and the older one is living with her boyfriend, so we expect to have the house to ourselves. We did tell "The Adventurer" NOT to make a surprise visit home because I wanted to avoid her walking in on us like she did when she was 15 and came home from a weekend sleep-over party unexpectedly one day early and caught us naked in the middle of a severe corporal punishment scene.

I have never been restrained for longer than 8 hours, and even with that, I was given a break after about four hours to get up for a few minutes before being restrained again for an additional four hours. This will be a totally new experience for me as I have never been mummified before. I have done it to my husband three times for extended periods. Once for about 9-10 hours when we were at summer break during college, once about fifteen years ago for 48 hours and two years ago for 44 which I posted about on Zity. My husband LOVES being mummified. He just settles into it. I think I may go crazy having no ability to move.

The only time I had to lie absolutely still was a decade ago when I had a knee MRI from a tennis injury. I was fidgeting and the X-Ray tech kept telling me to stay still. Ultimately I told her to just tape me to the bolsters they used to keep my knees apart during the scan. The tech made a comment alluding to S&M and I gave her a wink in agreement.

We shall see how I do.

My colonoscopy appointment is set for Thursday morning November 15 and my mummification will be from Friday evening/night through Sunday morning, roughly 24-30 hours.

We have a date to start Friday late afternoon/evening November 16 that will follow my first colonoscopy the day before! There are no known health issues, I just decided to do it because I'm 49 and that's close enough to the guideline being 50. Besides, I always wanted a guided tour of my colon. I'm doing it drug free so I can watch and talk with the gastroenterologist while he does it.

I'm actually looking more forward to the colonoscopy than being restrained!

My plan is to come home from the colonoscopy and have my giant lobster delivered live and steam it. I'll have some garlicy string beans on the side.The protein and butter will give me good energy stores and keep my insulin levels low which will keep me from being hungry while restrained because only Odin and Thor knows what my husband will feed me due to how I fed him (fruit juice and protein drinks while Joan, Beth and I ate gourmet foods in front of him) when I had him mummified. Friday my husband is coming home from the office after half a day there, which he never does, so he, Beth and Joan can get things ready for my “adventure.” I know he is really into this. Friday will be a big enema day and another course of Movi-Prep just like before my colonoscopy. Speaking of food, I have been charged with having food for the three of them. I don’t know what if anything they plan on feeding me during my period of restraint because usually I’m a little eater, with the exception of giant lobsters once in a while. They might even make me fast as a punishment, except for allowing me water. All I gave my husband in his 48 hour restraint was protein drinks while Joan, Beth and I ate gourmet meals in front of him! I’ll have a few things ready so all they will have to do is heat things up or BBQ it on the patio.

@SwitchableSusie I gather that you are going to somewhat enjoy the colonoscopy procedure and I hope you do, but I also hope that no polyps or other concerns are found. 🌹

All the best. 🌹

Moliere said

Susie, I've been trying to work out whether a design like yours could be used by one person, and I'm not sure. Of course it would be better with two in any case. I think I know how it is done, but it would be great to see a picture of how it was built, especially regarding keeping it sanitary and safe from any sharp edges. Wow, "eagerly anticipating"... I'm OK with mine when it happens, it will be neat to see my insides and geek out a bit on the whole technical bit, but I'm definitely not in the "eagerly anticipating a colonoscopy" camp.

It is EASY for me to do it by myself but more devilish for someone else to control the water flow. I have done it solo more times than my husband has done it with me. Just lie back and hold the waste line someplace in the middle, pinch it when you want to fill, let go when you want to empty.

Tomorrow is the BIG C day for me.

I'm starting my prep.

I'm not doing anything outrageous like super deep insertions or big balloon nozzles because I don't want to affect the appearance of my normal anatomy.

I hope all goes well for you @SwitchableSusie, as in no health concerns. 🌹

I hope all goes well for you @SwitchableSusie, as in no health concerns. 🌹

Thank you. I hope so too.

I have been shitting my guts out this afternoon.

@SwitchableSusie, I did the Miralax / Dulcolax route and it worked, apparently. You say that you are using the Movi-Prep and started off with two enemas. Now you spent the whole afternoon "... shitting your guts out ..." Is that shit coming from higher up inside of you that your enemas didn't reach, or what?

The diet I was on the few days prior to my colonoscopy must have lessened the amount of shit in me, but I still had some chunks. There was less and less as time wore on, but I was cutting it close.

I think, if I remember, that I was told not to drink anything prior to going in for the scope job, and it was a few hours before the procedure. Will your last enema cause any problems with that after you take your last dose of Movi-Prep and it has run its course?

Doesn't the Movi-Prep flush your entire system? Moving what's in your small intestine through the colon? An enema or a colonic can't do that.

Of course we're all pulling for Susie to hear a variant of "absolutely clean, come back in 10 years," but remember that "we got it while it was precancerous" is also good news when you think about it.

Good luck tomorrow, Sue! I'll be thinking about you..

Warm regards,

Doc

Looking forward to a clear test. And your follwup fun!

Thanks for all your well wishes.

I'm going to bed now. I have to get up REALLY EARLY to do my second movi-prep before I get scoped.

Me thinks you'll be okay with the colonoscopy, Susie. Best of luck and enjoy the procedure (I know I would, if it were me). 😈

The mummification exercise? Not my scene, really. But I don't doubt you'll make that with flying colors, too. Best of luck!

It’s Thursday afternoon and I’m home. I set up the steamer and gas burner last night so it would be ready for me to cook my three and a half pound lobster. Now that the lobster execution is over, I am waiting for it to cool a bit before I have my feast. I’m very hungry since I haven’t had anything but clear liquids since Wednesday morning. I drove there and back by myself which didn't entirely please them, but we had previously agreed to do this drug free.

The colonoscopy went well, there were no polyps or unusual findings. There was one area he had some difficulty navigating which was at about the same depth I couldn’t get past with my colon tubes, but he could see with his camera and I can’t see with a colon tube, so he got by it after a minute. I got photos of my insides and a report before I left. The procedure took about 45 minutes. I was happy that he did a thorough job looking around. I brought my black magic marker to redact any reference to sedatives or pain meds because I was doing this drug free. They wanted to place an IV line in case they needed to give me drugs, but I assured them it was not going to be necessary and that I would just suck it up if it bothered me. I saved the insurance company the cost of the anesthesiologist!

My husband isn’t home yet. This evening will be a little different than usual because I won’t be hungry after my big lunch and I’m not in the mood to go out because I will have already feasted so I’m cooking for my husband, Beth and Joan so they will be set for food over the weekend while I am restrained. I got them shrimp and prime rib. They just need to sauté the shrimp and my husband can sous vide and sear the three bone five pound prime rib which should give plenty of left-overs for other meals and snacks. They can bake their own sweet potatoes and steam their vegetables. They will be feasting while I just lie there all bound up. What they feed me will be a surprise.

Very relieved your colonoscopy went will. I'm a bit envious of the lobster feast, but you worked hard for it, you deserve it.

Enjoy your 24 hours of torment.. Just take it one breath at a time.

Doc

Glad your colonoscopy went well. The doc told me the same thing about having a difficult part to get through and almost having to use a child's scope but he made. Hope you enjoy your mummification and look forward to your update on the experience.

Susie sez: I saved the insurance company the cost of the anesthesiologist!

I'm sure they'll reward you for that.

Best of luck! Congrats on the clean colon scope. Your planning has been excellent as usual. I'm looking forward to hearing what all your catheters, nozzles, colon tubes, enemas and other stimulations are while mummified. I'd love to try what you're doing as long as I was immobilized in real rubber. Have fun!

Eric