Stacy says,:
 
<<Just a  clarification. Two Maids a Milking, A Mothers Milk Bank in 
Encinitas is not  a collection depot.  It is licensed by the State of 
California as a  milk bank,  We have no affiliation with the National Milk  
Bank.>>


 
 
I guess I was confused by your  previous post.  So you aren't helping mothers 
collect milk for  Prolacta?
 
Are you a member of HMBANA?   Do you pasteurize and screen the milk there on 
the premises?  I just can't  imagine how much work that must be for the two of 
you.  Wow.  
 
Do you charge the mothers for the  milk they need, or are you a not for 
profit organization like the other milk  banks such as the Austin Mother's Milk 
Bank?  How far will you send the  milk if a mother needs banked donor milk?  
 
We certainly need more milk banks  in the U S!
 
It is interesting that you are one  of the 4 California milk banks listed on 
the NMB website.
 
Guess I'm just not understanding  the relationship between NMB, Prolacta, 
HMBANA, and the 5 milk banks listed on  the NMB site -- none of which are on the 
HMBANA website.  Maybe you could  explain a bit more how this whole thing 
works.  




Jan Barger, RN, MA, IBCLC
Wheaton IL





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