Rachael,

I guess my question would be whether the nursing staff would have an  
issue if the mother brought in her own ABM, or maybe if they would  
insist that the mother meet the cows that produced that ABM before  
they fed it to her baby?

--Diana in NY (feeling a little bit snarky...my honest opinion is that  
if this nursing staff succeeded in keeping the mother from feeding the  
donated milk to her baby, they'd potentially be up for a lawsuit,  
especially if the feeding of ABM led to future problems.  I thank you  
sincerely for asking this question as I am currently putting together  
an hour-long session about milk-sharing and the various controversies  
and information that is out there.)

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