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>There are 5 messages totalling 162 lines in this issue.
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>Topics of the day:
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> 1. Prozac
> 2. White House wants to know your concerns
> 3. subscription to Breastfeeding Review
> 4. Yeast & Sore Nipples followup
> 5. teacher in trouble
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>Date: Sun, 3 Mar 1996 20:30:17 +0500
>From: Laura Hankins <[log in to unmask]>
>Subject: Prozac
>
>I seem to recall a discussion about Prozac and breastfeeding from last
>fall. If anyone has saved those posts or is currently counseling mothers
>on Prozac, please e-mail me privately. Thanks
>
>Laura Hankins, MOM, RN, LLLL
>Charlotte, NC
>
>e-mail: [log in to unmask]
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>Date: Sun, 3 Mar 1996 20:57:24 -0500
>From: Mark Campbell <[log in to unmask]>
>Subject: White House wants to know your concerns
>
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>>Date: Thu, 29 Feb 96 14:31:01 EST
>>From: "Lydia Bickford" <[log in to unmask]>
>>Encoding: 39 Text
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>>Subject: Thanks, here's what I need
>>
>> Everyone-You're terrific. Requests to participate are
>> pouring in! Thank you so much.
>> I'm going tolist what i need and why. If you've
>> already done some of it, don't worry. I have printed
>> out the messages.
>> The Clinton administration is asking its women
>> political appointees to ask women around the country
>> what's on their minds. It can be
>> issues/concerns/furies/good/bad/et.al. I will need
>> your full name and mailing address so they can send you
>> a thank you note. This list is NOT being sold, given
>> away,...Please describe yourself briefly, I like to do
>> a quick demographic description in my report. Then
>> tell me what you want the top Clinton people to know.
>> I wwrite reports and take them to my contacts at the
>> White House women's office. They, in turn, meet with
>> the guys at the top. If you have personal experiences,
>> anecdotal info., that's great. It can be as long or as
>> short as you like. It will take me a while to get this
>> all done, but I will. There is no time limit on this
>> project, so we'll just keep going. Please share this
>> message/the project with any women you think might be
>> interested. Any woman is free to express her views,
>> she just needs access to internet.
>> My internet address is:
>>
>> [log in to unmask]
>>
>> Please let me know what version of word perfect (or
>> if it's a Mac, I have one at home). you're using. I
>> have been getting some messages in code, which I
>> haven't yet cracked.
>> Thank you for taking your time to do this. I want
>> to inundate the White House with reports. Let's keep
>> this rolling. I truly appreciate this and think it's
>> an important project. Take care, I look forward to
>> your responses.
>>
>> Lydia B. Bickford
>>
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>Date: Sun, 3 Mar 1996 21:38:35 -0500
>From: "Andrea Herron R.N., M.N., C.L.C" <[log in to unmask]>
>Subject: subscription to Breastfeeding Review
>
>This is a message for our Austrtalian sisters. Does the journal
>Breastfeeding Review have an E-Mail address. I would like to find out if
>they keep track of the last journal they sent me. I can't remember the date
>of my last journal and don't want to miss any of the volumes.
>
>
>Thanks
>
>Andrea Herron
>
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>Date: Mon, 4 Mar 1996 03:18:22 UT
>From: Joyce Blangiardo <[log in to unmask]>
>Subject: Yeast & Sore Nipples followup
>
>On 2/28 I posted about a g2p2 who presented for the first time via phone 9
>days post-partum. Briefly, the scenario was:
> pp1= small crack on one nipple
> pp2= began expressing milk, pp3= vaginal itch and severe dryness of her
>mouth
> pp4= saw her ob who prescribed diflucan, pumped and fed baby expressed milk
>
> pp6= took diflucan once, did a "pump and dump" until PP8
> pp8 = put baby back to the breast
> pp9=nipple pain had increased, no vaginal itching, crack on nipple healed,
>baby had small white patches inside mouth. Mom's "seared" feeling inside of
>mouth persisted, has tight, dry-skin-like sensation which has traveled from
>PP3-9 from one ear, across chin, to other ear, externally.
> My thoughts: yeast? Shouldn't mom and baby both have been treated?
>Are
>they passing it back and forth? Why didn't she start diflucan as soon as it
>was prescribed? WHY didn't she call sooner?.....
>
> Here's a followup: Its now pp13. For the mom, the MD advised peroxide
>gargles, said external and internal facial "thing" was due to vitamin
>deficiency, did some bloodwork (exactly what, the mom didn't know). Baby
>still has white patches inside mouth and will finally be seen by pediatrician
>on March 3. Infant breastfeeds with no apparent discomfort to mom's nipples,
>and MD (who breastfed her own twins) advised applying vaseline to nipples
>after each feed. We discussed vaseline as being occlusive, and concern about
>possibility of thrush, and culturing. The MD, who saw only the mom, not the
>baby, feels it isn't thrush, so mom is "not concerned". Oh, my.....The saga
>continues....
> Sincere thanks to all of you who e-mailed me with your wonderful
thoughts and
>ideas. As a special note to Donna Z. (who was disappointed that I, and
>others, asked to be e-mailed separately)....I understand your concerns. I
>also wish the case histories would unfold on Lactnet so we could all learn
>from them. Speaking only for myself, I was eager to get some feedback asap,
>and knew I might not have the opportunity to read my digests for a few days.
>But I agree, its frustrating not to be able to see the outcomes of some cases!
>
>Joyce Blangiardo RN, FACCE, IBCLC
>([log in to unmask]) here on Long Island, NY who hopes you all don't have
>eyestrain from reading my lengthy letter to Oprah, & knows IBCLC's and LLLL
>are special treasures.
>Roses of appreciation to all of you: @--->--->------
>
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>Date: Sun, 3 Mar 1996 23:18:38 -0500
>From: Kathleen Bruce <[log in to unmask]>
>Subject: teacher in trouble
>
>I am not defending the right of a school to tell a teacher she may not pump
>( I HATE THAT SORT OF THING and would fight it tooth and nail...)..
>
>BUT,...she may want to know that she can pump without a plug....by getting a
>battery adaptor...that she can rent where she got the pump. If not, have her
>call Medela directly at 1800 TELL YOU for a place to get this valuable piece
>of equipment.
>
>In the meanwhile, hope Liz helps you. We find that people listen when you
>are sooooo nice and reasonable and full of information to educate .....THOSE
>EDUCATORS need EDUCATION! (I AM SHOUTING)>>
>
>Kathleen
>Kathleen B. Bruce, BSN, IBCLC, LLLeader, co-owner Lactnet, LLLOL, Corgi-L
>LACTNET WWW site: http://www.mcs.com/~auerbach/lactation.html
>Personal WWW page: http://www.together.net/~kbruce/kbbhome.html
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