Great story, Karen.  When you say:

>Mother has a puff or two of spray, no milk happening; within  a few hours
>of >puffs, mom expelled an extremely large clot; within 24 hours,  milk
>was flowing >copiously.

Did you mean she expelled a clot of blood  vaginally, or a clot of milk
from her breast??

As far a I know, a molar pregnancy always needs to be followed with blood
tests to be certain that all of the cells have been removed, and no
cancerous activity is occuring.

*...just another breastfeeding lunatic!  Cindy Turner-Maffei, MA, IBCLC aka
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