From as early as I can remember, my mother and her two married sisters were firm believers that their children should receive regular enemas. I, of course, resisted the enemas and raised a fuss whenever I was to get an enema. So my mother enlisted the help of her sisters in order that they could restrain me and help her to give me the enema. She, in turn, helped her sisters whenever they wanted to give their children enemas since their children also resisted getting the enemas. The three women soon discovered that it would be easier to administer the
