/What were they thinking! How extremely distressing for the family. This 
should never have happened. So glad to hear you were there for the rescue!

Cheers
Eva Postnatal Nurse
Australia
/

On 6/2/2013 5:43 AM, Pat Young wrote:
> Personally I walked out into mom's kitchen and made a bottle for a twin 3 days old, who hadn't nursed in over 24 hours and mom was so overwhelmed that she didn't know rule #1 - feed the baby.
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> Had been discharged at 24 hours to home with twins,  with toddler and dad. who had to work or lose job.
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> I was furious that hospital hadn't realized that you don't send a mom home 24 hours after delivery of twins!!!
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> Pat in SNJ
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