Re: sensitive question ? squirt bottle

[Guest guest]

In a message dated 11/08/2001 2:28:50 AM Central Standard Time,

timarie55@... writes:

> ,

>

> I think that is an excellent idea, and I know that a number of folks

> in the past recommended bring squirt bottles for just that purpose.

> Of course, their nurses kept trying to fill em with ice and a straw!

> Boy, will that wake you up in the middle of the night!

>

I think in the files section is a list of products others have found useful.

In this list is what I think is called a " hand held bidget " ??? I think this

is something like you are talking about. It was recommended by " Parson Rae "

who is a pastor from Wisconsin that had surgery about a year ago by Dr.

Welker.

Dawn--South Suburban Chicago area

Dr. Hess, Bowling Green, OH

BPD/DS

4/27/00

www.duodenalswitch.com

267 to 165 5' 4 "

size 22 to size 10

have made size goal

no more high blood pressure, sore feet, or dieting

[Guest guest]

When I had my kids they gave me a squirt bottle to

cleanse the episiotomy with warm water so I am

wondering if this would help in the post-op instead of

using wipes. any thoughts, suggestions?

thanks

--- countrygal@... wrote:

> Hi Again, Judie,

> When I asked my husband what the plumber said about

> our clogged up

> lines, he said the guy told him there was a " whole

> bunch of cloth

> thingies packed in the opening to the septic tank "

> and everything was

> backed up behind them. It was definitely the

> Cottonelle wipes, not

> toilet paper. Needless to say I was forbidden by

> both the guys from

> ever putting them in the toilet again!

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[Guest guest]

,

I think that is an excellent idea, and I know that a number of folks

in the past recommended bring squirt bottles for just that purpose.

Of course, their nurses kept trying to fill em with ice and a straw!

Boy, will that wake you up in the middle of the night!

Grins,

Theresa

> > Hi Again, Judie,

> > When I asked my husband what the plumber said about

> > our clogged up

> > lines, he said the guy told him there was a " whole

> > bunch of cloth

> > thingies packed in the opening to the septic tank "

> > and everything was

> > backed up behind them. It was definitely the

> > Cottonelle wipes, not

> > toilet paper. Needless to say I was forbidden by

> > both the guys from

> > ever putting them in the toilet again!

>

> __________________________________________________

>

[Guest guest]

At 8:27 AM +0000 11/8/01, Theresa wrote:

>...their nurses kept trying to fill em with ice and a straw!

>Boy, will that wake you up in the middle of the night!

Talk about the " cold, hard truth! " --S

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