For what it's worth...My husband used magic bullet for the first 18 years and then got a colostomy in 2009. He wishes he had done it when he first broke his neck.
Sent from my iPhone > Please excuse any typos or brevity of tone as this was typed using an iPhone > (and possibly Siri, in an effort to be as safe as possible while en route.) > > My best, > On May 9, 2014, at 9:47 PM, Quadius <[email protected]> wrote: > > I wish I could get my bowels to move in 75 to 90 minutes. I'm envious. > > Anyway, I knew one individual who was my roommate for the better part of six > months when I was newly entered about 19 years ago. He enemas done for his > first year at a civilian hospital and his stomach was so severely bloated > that he looked as if he was about eight months pregnant. He was in a > tremendous amount of discomfort and it took about three months to get him to > where he responded effectively to the normal bowel program without any more > problems. > > I don't know if it was the Fleet enema or some other program. Wish I could > tell you more, but I would do whatever you think is best. After getting all > of the feedback you can. > Quadius > PS I have noticed my bowel regimen has significantly sped up due to taking > the chemical which is the active ingredient in magic bullet orally about 12 > hours before my bowel regimen. > > > >> On Fri, May 9, 2014 at 8:17 PM, Paul Jacobson <[email protected]> wrote: >> Hi, for the past 10 years I have been using the Magic Bullet every other >> day. >> It has worked very well but it takes between 75 and 90 minutes. I used a >> Fleet Enema the other day for the first time. It only took 15 minutes and >> cleared the most stool in a very long time. Thinking about switching. >> >> Anyone have any thoughts on this? >> >> Thanks, >> Paul c5/6 complete 50 years old >> San Diego, CA >
