I've done two or three. I'm 64.

Don't [censored] yourself!!!

used to be a warm water enema, do you really want a "choice"?

done one a yr. for about 6-7 yrs. now, va does them instead.

This has to be a joke, no way it's legal to mail [censored] in a box. Otherwise, I have many OT'ers mailing address and they are not going to be happy about me having this information.

I had one at 44 and had colon cancer.. caught it in time. you should get one.

Probably, but I drink, use tobacco and ride without a helmet
Something will get me.

I promise you that you don’t want colon cancer. It’s a horrible death as opposed to wrecking your bike.

I have Ulcerative Colitis so I have had many they suck but really just the prep and getting stuck for an IV is the only problem. You are 100% under for the procedure and don’t feel a thing and not really residual effects.

You should have one if 50 or older. My wife had one at 50 and they found/removed a large polyp. She had an aunt die of color cancer who knows that procedure could have very possibly been life saving. The main issue with colon cancer is it is called the silent killer. By the time you have enough symptoms to get it checked out...you will soon be really checking out. It is not that big of a deal to get one my advice is get it done. If you are clean you can go 5-10 years between. With my illness I have to get one every other year.

The prep is much worse than the exam.

I've had 2, on my first one everything went well. I woke up and I was hungry, told my wife on the way home to take me to Esparanzas for some Migas for breakfast, got about half way thru and all of a sudden I started feeling naxious and sweating, told the wife we got to go I think I'm gonna get sick. I fainted in the lobby right in front of the cash register, busted my face on the concrete floor. manager starts saying call 911, wife was hollering at me get up, when I came to I just jumped up and tried to walk out, they grabbed me and made me sit down and drink a glass of water, the manager and I talked for a little bit, then he escorted me out to the car. Would not let me pay for my meal. So let this be a lesson to all you, when they say go home, and eat some chicken noodle soup and some crackers they really do know what they are talking about!

I had one at 44 and had colon cancer.. caught it in time. you should get one.[/quote]
Probably, but I drink, use tobacco and ride without a helmet
Something will get me. [/quote]

I promise you that you don’t want colon cancer. It’s a horrible death as opposed to wrecking your bike. [/quote]


You should have one if 50 or older. My wife had one at 50 and they found/removed a large polyp. She had an aunt die of color cancer who knows that procedure could have very possibly been life saving. The main issue with colon cancer is it is called the silent killer. By the time you have enough symptoms to get it checked out...you will soon be really checking out. It is not that big of a deal to get one my advice is get it done. If you are clean you can go 5-10 years between. With my illness I have to get one every other year.
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I felt fine.But my dad died of colon cancer at 47. he was just getting a physical for a job..and once he found out he had it he went down hill fast. His brothers died of it too

Been There and done it

Double meat Whataburger tomorrow when all finished

Can Pancho’s be considered prep? I’m 46, work in healthcare, and do NOT look forward to the prostate exam or colonoscopy!!! I’ve seen both and yuck!

Good luck with the procedure TBird.