>Do Aid
>agencies/defence forces have lactation consultants/experts of any kind that
>provide information/support on breastfeeding in general and specifically
>relactation in such situations, does anyone know?

I read this report yesterday:
http://www.medscape.com/viewarticle/451043?mpid=11427
"The infants will stay here. We just ask God to have mercy on them and us. We're staying with them," Dr. Younes said...

I thought it implied that the women were leaving their newborns( 28 weeks and up)  in the hospital for safe keeping. I would then assume there was little to no breastfeeding going on. The latest Red Cross emergency plan calls for the immed repair of water systems, and the Red Cross usually distributes infant formula ( at least in my area of the US)


Mirine Dye, CCE, CD, CLE
Serving the Florida Keys
Key Largo to Key West

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