Well, I supposed some would feel that it was just an oversight of their
caregivers, while others would feel deferential, because they, as parents,
and WOMEN, do not have the power or right to question their hcps.  Others,
a small minority, if they knew the truth, or if their HCPS used the clout
that comes with being a MD or whatever,...and spoke reality in terms of
dangers of formula and of NOT bf, might feel downright angry, and may be
consulting a damned good lawyer, especially if it was after the fact, and
they had a baby with Type 1 Diabetes, eg.

I am not a litigous type, but I think in this case, money is the only thing
that talks. It certainly talks loudly to all the hospitals and others (AAP)
who take MONEY from formula companies in response for allegiance. The
jingle is deafening.

Kathleen

At 07:32 AM 7/27/2002 -0400, you wrote:
>Kathleen:
>
>  I wonder how a person feels when the discover the truth...and realize that
>they have been lied too...  do the people who are hiding the truth ever
>consider this aspect?
>
>   Patricia
>
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