In a message dated 10/29/2003 12:05:13 AM Eastern Standard Time,
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She state she is healthy and not at high risk.
I gave her the information for N. Carolina's bank and they told her they are
not accepting milk except from mothers who have experienced a loss.  She also
contacted Denver but has not heard back.
Does anyone else have any suggestions?
Thanks,
Ann Perry RN, IBCLC
Boston, MA
i don't know if this is the sort of thing you or the mom are interested in,
but i am still working with the mom desperate to obtain milk for her 2 adopted
babies. we are just beginning to work on her inducing lactation in herself -
but in the meantime she says her 5 mo cannot tolerate formula of any kind and
she has been purchasing milk from 1st a milk bank and now mothers directly.
(but the mothers' supplies are all dwindling for various reasons and she needs to
find new sources) her 2nd adopted baby is due in dec, she is trying to
stockpile for him, too. if donating/selling the milk to her would interest you,
please contact me @ [log in to unmask] and i will give you her info.
and thanks again to all who have contacted me offlist with resources and
offers of help - i was at a complete loss on my own with this one!
~jacqui gruttadauria~

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