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Formula Feeding in Japan
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lisa mooney <[log in to unmask]>
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Sun, 20 Mar 2011 14:50:52 -0600
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This was from a NPR report I saw today, reporting on Military Dependents in Japan: 
"Sentillion says she's not extremely worried about the crippled nuclear reactors because they're fairly far away from here, but she says it's been hard being on base because of the power cuts. The area has also already run out of baby formula, so she'd like to leave at least temporarily." 
This woman is a Dependent wife, husband deployed to Middle East. Her Baby was born on March 08. URGHH!!!  What about the milk in your Breasts? Heaven forbid you use that.   		 	   		  
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