Mazeltov Henya.  Hope you and baby are doing well.  Wow, you did get what 
you want?  Which hospital were you in? If it was Haemek I thought they had 
improved!!!
I have been thinking about you on and off, we lost touch.
We mums who had babies 50 years ago in England really had a tough time. Baby 
in nursery, brought to mum every four hours on the dot, five minutes each 
side.
As we were in hospital for 10 days breastfeeding was really on the downslide 
by the time we came home.  I feel guilty up to today although he is 53 and 
very smart father of 4 (all breastfed of course)
Babies 2 and 3 were born at home, what a difference and by the time baby 4 
was born in hospital I knew better.
How many of us went into this profession after seeing the misinformation and 
lack of support by the medical professionals?.
All the best. Keep in touch.
Wendy Blumfield
NCT Tutor Prenatal Teacher/Breastfeeding Counsellor
Haifa, Israel 

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