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Micaela Notarangelo <[log in to unmask]>
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Sat, 18 Sep 2010 21:03:53 +0200
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I know it may depends on a large variety of factors, but what is the 
maximum number of multiples that you have seen exclusively breastfed?
How common you think it is?

I would like this information for a different context than twins and 
multiples.
I have to talk about breastfeeding after mastectomy, and I want to give 
a strong message about how it is possible to bf with one single breast.
If I could say that in case of multiples, mothers have breastfed x 
babies for each breast (where x is a number larger than one) I think I 
could give a strong and intuitve image of the power of the breast to 
produce enough milk.

Can you help with numbers, please? :-)

Thank you!
Micaela
LLL Leader, Italy

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