Cheers for your reply, Nappiednow. Sorry for the incoming wall of text, but I'm working the night shift, and it's a pretty calm night and I'm trying to stay awake, so why the hell not right? PS. Made damn sure to set my cell phone as an access point to visit this site, instead of just plugging my laptop into the hospital network. So many people could get this whole fetish thing so fucking wrong if they really wanted to construe it that way. Jesus the shitstorm that could come flying if some ambitious admin started looking over the sites visited. And as we work with people of all age groups, who sometime soil themselves because they are in fact very very ill it's extremely important to keep it extremely professional when it comes to the "dirty bits" of being in the medical field. It sure as shit ain't the way it's portrayed on Grey's Anatomy, if you understand what I mean.
So to the point about the Fleet Enemas. The ones we use are almost identical to the U.S version to relieve constipation. Either the mini-enemas or the larger Fleet versions. The reason I was interested in the enemeez was that the plus version have the numbing solution, which I haven't looked into exactly but I assume is derived from some form of xylocain/lidocain or whatever you refer to it as. Also they are supposed to be stronger, and better at generating urgent peristalis of the entire colon, which fleet or mini-enemas aren't all that great at accomplishing. I could easily concoct a similar solution and say mix a fleet enema with a stimulant. However, I was curious. Or rather, we both were, curious as to wether the enemeez plus really were that much better at forcing the bowel to the point of a loss of control in a healthy person as it's primarily aimed at those suffering from paralysis.
My GF and I are both in the medical field (I'm an M.D and she's a nurse) so we've given so many different types of enemas over the years we probably couldn't count it if we tried haha. Been in the medical field for about 14-15 years now in total depending on how you count it (started out in the military and got my i-99 certificate through that). It's like the other day, I was asked by a patient who I was drawing blood from (yeah, even doctors can do that on occasion for you nurses out there that think we forgot how to find a vein 😉 if I had done this before as the patient was used to nurses or CNAs drawing blood. So I explained to her my background before I became a physician and so on, because it's always nice to keep talking when you are about to stick a needle in someone, relaxes them and doesen't build up tension that can cause the veins to withdraw due to parasympatic stress. But I digress. The point is, we're both familiar with the various types of enema solutions, their effects and what brands and substances cause what type of symptom (evacuation) and the expected duration until effect.
Before I studied to become an MD I was an EMT for over 8 years, and here I am qualified to work as something inbetween a US CNA and a RN. Not saying one is better than the other, but just to clarify. Basically, I was a Nurse that had to double check with other nurses before I administered anything IV, did some complicated dressing change (such as a central line access cleaning & dressing etcetera that CNAs aren't allowed to do here). I was basically a paramedic working in the ER when I couldn't find work in the ambulance field. But I digress.
Moreover, I feel that I must point out that in my professional life working with patients, old and young, healthy and sick, who have been diapered the "fetish" side of me has never come out. It's a completely different thing when you are working. A brief, diaper, nappy, whatever, at work, is to me no nore attractive than a butterfly needle or the process of palpating a young woman for injuries (which in and of itself can be very exposing and, for the patient, embarrasing). I know some people on here have a fantasy of being diapered in a medical setting, which I couldn't find a good argument against, but they should be aware that it could be very very different than what they hope for. You might be a man wishing to be diapered by a cute nurse. Fair enough, I've been around to read the fantasies and stories about that type of thing. But you must consider the following: you are in the hospital, possibly with a serious condition, let's say something painful like a broken femur after an accident. Then two CNAs show up to assist you in going to the bathroom. And these guys who on the internet have the fantasies about being diapered by loving nurses (naturally they are all beautiful aswell...sigh we men are pigs, truly) suddenly have two guys come into the room and do it instead. For me personally that would be deeply embarrasing, as I'm not a bisexual.
God I am rambling now, can tell it's getting late.
My point is. Those wishing for forced incontinence (insertion of a cathether for instance) in a hospital setting probably won't find it nearly as arousing as they would like to imagine. And therefore, it's very easy for those of us working in the field who have the ABDL-fetish to take a step back, set our own desires aside and just get on with the work at hand. I have had men, (both straight and gay) and women both asking me to "get them off" when they are either delirious, rational, drunk, drugged out or just plain rude or overly horny due to medications when we're doing the cleaning up after a bowel evacuation. So many people come into the ER with constipation each day I don't think you would believe me if I told you the number hah. It's routine, nothing less.
Now, when we get home it's a different story. If we are feeling in the mood we go to town. Fortunately we have the money to spend on fairly sophisticated adult baby gear so she can get into her little space. There's a contract (not like the shitty one in 50 shades, but a proper one) that dictates how far we will go, how humiliating it can become, or how far we want to take it. If it's a weekend away, and we decide it's a "playdate" it's up to me how things roll. We can take breaks, but generally if we're on our own it's her little space, my dom-role and we have an amazing sex life that way.
Neither of us are really into scat, it's a bit too far. But messing diapers is something that I feel far outside of that category. We see it, and use it, as an act of punishment. This is the whole reason I was interested in the idea of the Enemeez in the first place (to try and tie this ramble of a story together). Allegedly these little magic mini enemas are far more effective than the mini ones we use here.
We have a lot of sterile proper equipment that somehow dissapeared 😉 from our workplaces over the years so options on how humiliating her weekend will be depends on behaviour and what we bring along.
On that point, I want to refer to another post I read on these forums that absolutely horrified me. Someone who also had medical training inserted an IV and experimented with midazolam in order to wake up soiled. I almost choked reading that and I wish it was either a lie or a fantasy, because that can go very very wrong indeed. I don't care if you're medically trained, if you inject midazolam and for some reason the body has a reaction to it, how on earth would you explain it to the EMTs when they come around and pick the unconcious sub? Just thinking about it makes me horrified. Not just the fact that it would probably be embarrasing as hell to explain. It would also strain the social system in the way that EMTs need to come out and sort out your fetish. What we do in our bedrooms shouldn't need to end up in the ER. Disregarding, of course, all the funny guys who put silly things up their bottoms while wanking. Please don't hurt yourself, but we do have a good laugh when we see the X-rays 😉
But to the point. is there any way a shipment of enmeez could be sent to Europe? Pherhaps we could arrange a purchase with someone on the site who then sent it to us. We would naturally pay for the effort and expenses.
Regards,
abdllom,