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"Breastfeeding is an Occupational Health Issue for Anesthesia Providers"
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Sarah Reece-Stremtan <[log in to unmask]>
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Wed, 30 Jun 2010 09:36:38 -0400
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Surprised and happy to come across the article in our latest ASA magazine:

http://viewer.zmags.com/publication/73f4b9ad#/73f4b9ad/40

Not the best thing I've ever seen written but hoping some of my colleagues will see it.  I was once taken aside and told not to mention to anyone when I had to go pump at work because that was "just TMI!!!" (too much information) and akin to announcing that I had a vaginal yeast infection.  I really wanted to punch the person, but she was my "academic advisor" so that would have been poor form.  So instead whenever my husband could bring over my son to visit, he'd loudly ask for "booby snacks" and I'd happily oblige wherever I could find a chair. :)

-Sarah Reece-Stremtan M.D. (pediatric anesthesiology fellow in Washington DC)

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