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I am glad that you wrote to me, for it gives me an opportunity to tell you how wonderful the forum is and what a great service it provides. I have met many special people there, especially Lisa, who is so candid and helpful to everyone. I try to contribute when I feel I have something of significance to share. Perhaps you have read some of my posts.

Of all the health-related fields, enemas are perhaps the most controversial and misunderstood. People who believe in and practice this wonderful therapy (as do I), seek and need understanding, support, and a sympathetic ear to talk to. We find that on the forum. Many of us (as did I) have suffered misgivings and struggled with deep-seated feelings of guilt about our need (that would be a good topic to raise on the forum), but we should be grateful to Kristina for helping to dispel these concerns.

Though good for our minds, bodies, and souls, enemas can be a lonely activity, and there was a time when I thought I was the only one in the world who had this need, and it was so wonderfully reassuring — a breakthrough in my development, if truth be told — to learn that there are many, many others just like me who have discovered and embraced the benefits and yes, joys, of this simple, safe, wholesome, old-fashioned, timeless therapy — the enema. You may find it of interest that, although I have no scientific proof, in my case I believe that enemas healed me from a debilitating condition as a child, restored my health, and brought me to and continue to sustain a healthy adulthood. If anything had that powerful of an effect, is it not natural to become enamored with it, embrace it, and become a lifelong devotee?

I apologize for going on so long. I just needed to vent. Thanks for listening. I wish you well in the valuable work that you do. Thanks, and God bless you.

Bill