Henya,
First of all - Mazal Tov! Very happy news! As a nurse in a maternity ward
in an Israeli hopsital I am surprised  that the nurse woke you and your
baby to eat. That is completely not according to protocal which is;
 initiate breastfeeding in the delivery room in the first 2 hours if
possible  but if the baby has not nursed for any reason (including
c-section etc...) we won't bother mother or baby until 6 hours after birth.
Most of the babies are in a deep sleep at that time though often if given
the chance, they'll do what your baby did.
Next time come to us ;)
Chayn Fogelman

On Mon, Feb 13, 2017 at 10:22 PM, Henya Kazatchkov <
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> Thank you.
> My Mom told me that a very large a scary nurse stood over new mothers
> making sure they were "doing their duty" and nursed. Mothers stayed 2 weeks
> in the hospital. I think that played its role too. My Mom nursed me until I
> was almost 4, of course that was in addition to solids. My Grandmother
> "only" nursed my Mom to the age of 2, because she went back to school. And
> even now, at the age of 94, she feels guilty because she stopped nursing so
> early.
> All the best.
>
> On Mon, Feb 13, 2017 at 6:37 PM, Pat Young <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
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> >  Congratulations and thanks for the nifty info on BFing 50 years ago in
> > Russia.  My oldest is 57 and you did not nurse for 24 hours, then baby
> > tried sugar water and then you got to nurse 3 min on each side q 4 hrs.
> > She only nursed 2 1/2 weeks, when my breasts were soft and she wanted to
> > eat every 2 hours so I was sure I didn't have enough milk.  Finally had
> > success with baby 4 (50 yo now)- After I joined LLL!  Those were the
> > days!!! Pat in SNJ
> >
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