> I have no doubts whatsoever about her insufficient glandular tissue 
> disorder.  They are a classic example, right out of the text book.  I took 
> pictures to monitor changes.

Oh, this reminds me.  Why didn't the OB see this?!  Don't they check women's 
breasts anymore?  Also, she and her mother reported that her mother and 
sister both have the same type breasts and no one has ever said anything to 
them before.  Mother also attempted to breastfeed and just didn't find any 
help or information about why she wasn't producing milk.  The sister is 1st 
tri. pg and has had breast augmention and was upset to hear that her surgery 
wasn't going to help the condition.  (yes, she thought maybe it would 
actually *help*, not sure why.)  Anyone have info on what the sister can do 
now to help her breast develop?

Zena K. Gresham, CLC
NV WIC Lactation Specialist
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(702) 658-4634 breastfeeding helpline
(702) 217-4289 cell





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