This is incredible.  Just this week, I have been in touch with one mother
and had at our clinic another with placenta accreta.  This is a very very
rare thing!

Anyway, of course, lactation aid (or SNS if you will), so that the baby can
breastfeed.  There is more to breastfeeding than the milk.  The amount of
methotrexate which gets into the milk is very small, but it does hang around
in the baby for a very long time.  Still, in this circumstance, I wouldn't
worry about the amount the baby got.

Jack Newman, MD, FRCPC

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