Jennifer,
Saw your post about the pharmacist. I understand her situation is that
of being the only one in the store and unable to predict when a customer
will come in. Could she put a bell or buzzer on the door, and when
someone enters the store, if she is pumping, just stop pumping and close
her bra up with pads to absorb any continued leaking. She could be in
the private room (you said she had one) and put a bell on the counter.
She would have the bell on the door, and then the customer would ring
the bell on the counter (he would just think she is back there
formulating something!). She should use a good pump with double setup
for the quickest pumping job, or she could hand express. Whatever works
best for her. She would have to wear easy clothes to pump in and get
back into, and maybe vests or jackets to cover any leak spots. Not the
most ideal situation, but I think this could work. What do you and she
think?
Laurie - ever the brainstormer

Laurie Wheeler, RN, MN, IBCLC
Louisiana Breastfeeding MediaWatch Campaign
Violet Louisiana, USA
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