Hello

My daughter Lexie is nine, and on Monday night she fell very hard and 
broke her leg at the Femural Neck.  She had three pins put in and is in 
a body cast.  As a long term breastfeeding child and a daughter of a 
hard core lactavist, she wanted breastmilk to help her recover, so I 
found her some, from a friend.  She got it today, took a sip (her first 
breastmilk in a few years) and said "hey, Penny must have been eating 
chocolate, this tastes like chocolate!"  I called Penny and she 
confirmed that she had been on a bit of a chocolate binge lately. 

So, that explains why my girls love chocolate, and confirms that our 
milk really does take on the flavor of chocolate!  I always thought that 
Janene was kidding when she said my milk was chocolately on the right 
side, well, she probably was because she said the left was strawberry! 

An off topic question but does anyone know how to get help for nursing 
care (not covered by insurance) for major orthipedic situations.  
Lexie's in a hospital bed in the living room for 4-6 weeks, and pretty 
immobile for a few more weeks after that, and I'm thinking I need some 
help beyond the daily nurse visits...

Joylyn

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