I need to know where to go online to find a list of IBCLC's and where
they are located.  I think this has been discussed before but I didn't
pay too much attention to it - SORRY.

Additionally I am looking for BFing help in Burlington, Vermont.  I have
a mom there (I'm in Oregon) who desperately needs help (asking about
Reglan) and I don't think I can help her online they way she deserves
help.  She is willing and eager to see someone in person before her next
baby is born (June 2000).  Her story, in part, follows.  Please don't
even attempt to respond to this story on LACTNET!  Thanks in advance for
your helping *me*.

> I'm asking because I want to know my options before  the baby is born
> because I have problems producing milk. I would drink 1 gal of water (if not
> a little more) to help my milk produce. Also have my daughter on my breast
> constantly  (every hour or so). It didn't help. Just wondering what my
> options were.  When I delivered my first I had good milk supply the
> first couple of days. After that I was "DRY", as the doctors told me. I
> would have been better off nursing her because she was allergic to almost
> every formula. She ended up on Nutramagin (not sure on the spelling). I
> breast fed her for 6 or 8 weeks. With my second again my milk was
> good in the beginning. When she was 4 months old she was almost back to
> birth weight (under 10 lbs). (Well by the time she was 4 mo she had only
> gained 2 lbs). I breast fed her till she was 4 mo.

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Monique
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