Kim, this topic has been covered in the archives a number of times.

Barb Strange

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  From: Rehling-Anthony, Kimberly
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  Sent: Thursday, July 17, 2003 2:01 PM


  Hello, My name is Kim R.-Anthony I am the nurse in charge of Lactation
  Support Services at Great Plains Regional Medical Center in North Platte,
  Ne.  I have been "lurking" for some time and now have a question that I
  can't seem to find the answer for any where.
           A participant in my support group is a fire fighter and is
  returning to work in 4 weeks and would really like to continue nursing
  however, she has many concerns over the toxins she  may inhale in different
  types of fires and if they pass into breast milk and how long before they
  clear.
          The fire fighting association encouraged her to quit nursing (go
  figure) instead of assisting her with her questions regarding the toxins.
          I would appreciate any help you can give.
  Thanks, Kim Rehling-Anthony BSN, RN, CLC

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