Over 50? You need to have this done.

[WILMASBOYL78]

This is perfect timing...I go in for the sphincter Roto-Rooter on February 1st. Karen will be driving me there and back for the safety of all concerned. I am updating my will prior to the event...if anyone wants somehting, please let Karen know. I have the brochure which outlines the use of MoviPrep....I plan to get an extra supply to use for cleaning engine parts, etc. There are many things highlighted in yellow..basically telling me what I can't eat or drink before the blessed event. The most important thing I see is the emphasis on drinking ONLY CLEAR LIQUIDS..I am praying this includes vodka and gin. There are many forms to fill out prior to the procedure...I hope they don't ask anyhting too technical, because I have no first hand knowledge of this remote location. Karen assures me that it will be a painless and trouble free experience...this is always what the person who is not getting the job done tells you. I know I'll be a better man for doing this...just not sure who I will be better than

wilma..NYS rep for MoviPrep

[Rixls6]

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This is perfect timing...I go in for the sphincter Roto-Rooter on February 1st. Karen will be driving me there and back for the safety of all concerned. I am updating my will prior to the event...if anyone wants somehting, please let Karen know. I have the brochure which outlines the use of MoviPrep....I plan to get an extra supply to use for cleaning engine parts, etc. There are many things highlighted in yellow..basically telling me what I can't eat or drink before the blessed event. The most important thing I see is the emphasis on drinking ONLY CLEAR LIQUIDS..I am praying this includes vodka and gin. There are many forms to fill out prior to the procedure...I hope they don't ask anyhting too technical, because I have no first hand knowledge of this remote location. Karen assures me that it will be a painless and trouble free experience...this is always what the person who is not getting the job done tells you. I know I'll be a better man for doing this...just not sure who I will be better than

wilma..NYS rep for MoviPrep

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Painless- depends if they find anything that needs removing.
Troublefree- long as you don't mind running to the bathroom all night, getting no sleep, then going to the Rotorooter dude with a dripping rear.

[WILMASBOYL78]

All's well, that ends well....as long as it's not your end

[Dave Rifkin]

OMG that was hysterical; not looking forward to the time when I have to get that procedure done.

[L78racer]

LMAO. Been there.

[ron67]

NEWS FLASH FROM: NEW YORK
Wilma's appointment moved up to today as evidenced from the photo below:

[Ngtflyr]

That was the best laugh I had all day.

I had it done recently for the first time, like the others said the prep is a PITA but the procedure was no big deal... possibly due to the exellent drugs, I remember nothing.

[markjohnson]

That was an EXTREMELY FUNNY read! Being right at 40, I haven't had the pleasure of having it done to me yet but several years ago I already started preparing my mind for it when that faithful day arises. I've thought that, you know what........people actually actually do similar "procedures" like this to each other for pleasure and enjoy it, so how bad can it really be?! I remember Katie Couric of the morning News having it done on Live TV in the morning and giggling about it a little bit during the procedure. All in all from what I've heard from friends about this, a little discomfort can go a long way towards saving your life possibly!