If the interview is 30 minutes, 5 minutes of which will be aired, I
think you should stick to general statements. Your job is not to help
individual with their bf issues, but to give people a general idea of
how things work with "special needs" babies, that is can and should be
done and where individuals should (and should not) go for help and
support. Think about the two or three most important points you want to
make and then keep saying them in different ways. That way, whatever
cuts they take for their 5 minutes are likely to hit on important
points.
Hope this helps. Let us know how it goes.
  Naomi Bar-Yam

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