I have to say poor fashion choice on those leggings but her weight does seem to be under control. She could use some make up to improve her looks, no adams apple and a clever trick to hide her bulge, she could pass for an ugly girl.
Latex free. Ready to use saline laxative. For relief of occasional constipation; soft, flexible comfort tip. CVS pharmacist recommended. Each 118 ml contains 4.4 g sodium. Bottle, cap and shield are latex free.
Directions
Remove green protective shield before inserting - hold bottle upright, grasping bottle cap with fingers. Grasp protective shield with other hand and pull gently to remove. Do not use more unless directed by a doctor. See warnings. Adults & Children 12 Years and Over: One bottle once daily. Children 2 to Under 12 Years: 1/2 bottle once daily. Children Under 2 Years: Do not use. Positioning: Left-Side Position: Lie on left side with knee bent and arms at rest. Knee-Chest Position: Kneel, then lower head and chest forward until left side of face is resting on surface. Position arms comfortably. Administering Enema: With steady pressure, gently insert enema with tip pointing toward navel. Squeeze bottle until recommended dose is expelled (it is not necessary to empty unit completely. Bottle contain more liquid than needed for effective use. A small amount of liquid will remain in bottle after squeezing). Remove tip from rectum. Discontinue use if resistance is encountered, forcing the enema can result in injury. Maintain position until urge to evacuate is strong (usually 2 to 5 minutes).
Warnings
Dosage Warning: Using more than one enema in 24 hours can be harmful. Do not use if you are on a low salt diet; when abdominal pain, nausea or vomiting are present; for longer than one week; in patients with megacolon (as hypematremic dehydration may occur). Ask a doctor before use if you have kidney disease or impaired renal function; noticed a sudden change in bowel habits that lasts over 2 weeks. Ask a doctor or pharmacist before use if you are taking any other drug. Take this product two or more hours before or after other drugs. Laxatives may affect how other drugs work. When using this product, do not use more than directed. Serious side effects may occur from excess dosage. Stop use and ask a doctor if symptoms last more than 2 weeks; you have rectal bleeding or fail to have a bowel movement after using this product. These may indicate a serious condition. If pregnant or breast-feeding, ask a health professional before use. Keep out of reach of children. If swallowed, get medical help or contact a Poison Control Center right away. Tamper Evident: If the top or bottom flap is torn or damaged in any way, do not use.
I'm just going to chalk up those being there to Barb compulsive hoarding. She was out one day, saw they were on sale and commanded Chris to purchase a case or five of them. That's what happened, don't try to tell me otherwise, my mind is closed on the subject.
Very wasteful to have a whole box of disposables. The reusable rubber bag with a hose is much more environmentally conscious, and the bag doubles as a hot water bottle when your not cleaning the pipes.
Very wasteful to have a whole box of disposables. The reusable rubber bag with a hose is much more environmentally conscious, and the bag doubles as a hot water bottle when your not cleaning the pipes.
It's not like that option is better than the other one. It's like seeing a dead body and hoping he was shot instead of stabbed.
I don't know exactly how enemas work, but I'm assuming they are used to flush the colon. And considering Barb's habit of hoarding things people normally would throw out, I'm guessing they would join the hoard, no matter how disgusting they are, regardless of whether they are disposable or not.
As I understand it, the disposable types are like a squeeze bottle with a pointed tip, so I would not be surprised at all if they were able to find some practical application for them after they served their purpose.
Maybe for condiments, if they went and bought the giant bottles of mustard and ketchup from Sam's Club?
Whenever I see mirror selfies online I check to see what might have been left laying around in the background. Usually there are just dirty clothes on the floor, but one of the best was on a dating site, an attempted sexy duck face by someone too old for it, in a bra, from the cleavage up. The picture wasn't in the mirror, but there was a full length mirror in the background where you could see she was standing there in bra and panties, with quite a large midsection hanging down over the undies.
As I understand it, the disposable types are like a squeeze bottle with a pointed tip, so I would not be surprised at all if they were able to find some practical application for them after they served their purpose.
Maybe for condiments, if they went and bought the giant bottles of mustard and ketchup from Sam's Club?.
I have to say poor fashion choice on those leggings but her weight does seem to be under control. She could use some make up to improve her looks, no adams apple and a clever trick to hide her bulge, she could pass for an ugly girl.
I wouldn't say the weight is under control, it hasn't been under control for a long time. He's always had pretty small arms and legs but as a result he's never far away from looking like a marshmallow with four pipe cleaners sticking out of it.
I wouldn't say the weight is under control, it hasn't been under control for a long time. He's always had pretty small arms and legs but as a result he's never far away from looking like a marshmallow with four pipe cleaners sticking out of it.
Those kind of pics are the most tragic ones because you can see how different things could've been if everyone would've just cared a bit more about him (including himself). Minus the medallion and the toys and from the right angle Chris wasn't too bad looking at some point. I've seen uglier guys with cute girlfriends.