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Posted 11.13.2001 by doniker (1517)

In all my contributions to PoopReport, one thing I have never brought up is my father's strange shitting rituals.

The man is 64 years old and has had a few stomach and intestinal problems in his life -- most of it due to excessive alcohol use and poor eating habits.

Back in the 70's he was a manager of a grocery store. Back then, grocery stores closed at 6 on Saturday, so after closing time my father, a co-worker and a bottle of bourbon stayed late to do inventory. Dinner was missed, so being drunk and hungry they cooked a chicken... in a toaster oven. Well, the partially uncooked bird gave my father salmonella poisoning, which has cursed his bowels for the last 30 years. He also had his gall bladder removed.

So my father's life now revolves around taking a shit. The man has no ability to hold a load. When he feels that urge, he has about 30 seconds to get to the can or he is Mr. Poopy Pants. He does most of his shitting in the morning, so he rarely leaves the house before noon. Since my mother doesn't drive, she is caught up in this nightmare also -- she can't go anywhere without him.

One time about a year ago my father, my mother, my daughter and myself had to go somewhere in the morning. We got in the car and within 5 minutes he says "go back home." He had the urge. Well, I went back and he ran in the house, nothing, only a fart. (I guess it is not uncommon for him to think it's a fart, but then it turns out to be a squirt.)

Well back in the car we go, and we ended up stopping 3 more times in the next 30 minutes (2 gas stations and a McDonalds) for him to try and shit.

I could go on for hours with insane stories about my fathers urges and false alarms. Having to shit has consumed his life.

He also knows how his shit will turn out by what he eats and when. He has it down to a science. (He is retired, I guess he doesn't have much else to do.)

We often wonder... does he really have a physical problem, or is it all in his mind? Does he use this as an excuse to get out of going places and doing things he doesn't want to? Is it another way of controlling my mother? Will he be wearing a diaper soon? Or will he just move into the bathroom?

-- Doniker

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Chip Brown (201) -- 11.13.2001

If Leonard Nemoy ever decides to resurrect his old television program "In Search Of.." I hope that he helps you and your poor mother to figure out Dads little secret. I'm inclined to think that most of it is in his head. I don't understand how a salmonella infection 30 years ago could continue to cause problems. Has he seen a doctor?

doniker (1517) -- 11.13.2001

30 years ago when my father got sick, he was in and out of the hospital for 6 months. It took them that long to figure out what he had. He is a "carrier" of the salmonella germ, it is not contagious, but a mild sickness flares up on him now and then.

Amy (not verified) -- 11.23.2001

Is the problem with his sphincter? I'm confused. I know that you can get prosthetic sphincters, because I heard my specialist (I had a kidney stone or 2) talking about some guy having one when I was at the hospital for a lithotripsy. Just out of curiosity... does your father ever get constipated?

doniker (1517) -- 11.27.2001

Yes he gets constipated and blames it on what he ate.
He has it down to a science that he knows what foods will have what effect on his system. He has had anal fissers removed also. I guess the salmonella germ will be in his body for life, and it flares up every now and again. Its just like people who carry that certain strain of herpes where they break out with a rash every once in a while.

chadikus (not verified) -- 12.21.2001

Just give him some diapers! why not, he will have the freedom, to shit whenever he wants, he should also, learn how to plan his eating habits, and also, i was wondering, does he sleep, or just sleep on the toilet?

Nobody Special (not verified) -- 03.26.2002

If I were him, I'd just wear diapers in case an accident would occur. Of course, mushy stuff on your butt isn't all that comfortable, and then there's the smell to think about...

The Shit Volcano (3646) -- 10.01.2004

Just checking out some of the story archives. Damn, doniker! Your poor dad! I have heard of this problem with severe salmonella before.

DungDaddy (1364) -- 09.18.2006

Doniker, I feal for the old man. I often wonder, since I am a big shitter, how my kids will judge my poop rituals forty years from now.

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