>This same co-worker who called me about the weird feeding position made a
>good call on another baby that I wanted to share.
>
>She had a mom call her today complaining that she couldn't get baby to nurse
>(6 day old). In the background the LC said that she could hear the baby
>"grunting and moaning."  Baby has been seen for jaundice (not treated) one
>day prior, and was due to go in for another bili check today.  The grunting
>in the background disturbed the LC, so she told the mom to take the baby
into
>the doc ASAP and not just to have the bili drawn.  She told her to ASK to
see
>the doc.  To make a long  story short, the baby was dusky (heart anomaly)
and
>was quickly transferred to a medical center 90 miles away.
>
>I'm proud of her and think that we can all be proud of our ability to sense
>when things just don't seem right.
>
>Cheers,
>Janet Bergeson, RN, IBCLC
>
>


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Subject: Yea for LCs

This same co-worker who called me about the weird feeding position made a
good call on another baby that I wanted to share.

She had a mom call her today complaining that she couldn't get baby to nurse
(6 day old). In the background the LC said that she could hear the baby
"grunting and moaning."  Baby has been seen for jaundice (not treated) one
day prior, and was due to go in for another bili check today.  The grunting
in the background disturbed the LC, so she told the mom to take the baby into
the doc ASAP and not just to have the bili drawn.  She told her to ASK to see
the doc.  To make a long  story short, the baby was dusky (heart anomaly) and
was quickly transferred to a medical center 90 miles away.

I'm proud of her and think that we can all be proud of our ability to sense
when things just don't seem right.

Cheers,
Janet Bergeson, RN, IBCLC

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