Oops! I failed to proofread my previous post (Mother with Implants)
carefully enough.

<One of my "mantras" is "Suction does not pull on milk. It pulls on
flesh." It is not uncommon for intracellular fluid to move within the
flesh subjected to suction, toward the space exposed to the vacuum.>

That should have read: intercellular fluid (fluid between cells), or
possibly interstitial fluid, instead of intracellular fluid (fluid that
is actually inside of and an integral part of the cell.)

Just to keep it technically correct!

Jean
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K. Jean Cotterman RNC, IBCLC
Dayton, Ohio USA

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