a mom calling the bf center where I work, mentions during our conversation
about a related bf issue, that, by-the-way, she bought her PY pump at another
location several days ago, but, she is having some difficulty using it,......
she says she thinks this may be because her table is too high........

(huh? I'm thinking, what is she talking about?)

"your table is too high?" I ask.

client says: "yes, this is killing my back, *and* the flanges are so close
together it's hard to get my breast positioned right, having to hold them so
close together, do you think a lower table will help my back feel better?"

are you guys picturing her unique pumping style yet?

it was all I could do to not to commence ROTFLOL.

my unaffected sounding responses to her included empathy, suggestions for a
more comfortable pumping position, and what a very dedicated mom she is.

Debbie Tobin
RN BSN IBCLC LCCE
Springfield, Virginia USA
In the suburbs outside the Washington DC beltway
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