Hmmmmm. Well now you've got me thinking! I might be entirely mistaken, but I am sure that a study was published in Birth about a year ago, and I honestly thought it was Rosier.Now that you question it, however, I have to go back to wondering! Honestly, since I've moved I think I forgot to pack my brains. I recently complained to a colleague that I thought I was getting Alzheimer's, but she quickly assured me that was not the case. She cheerfully pointed out that I am not forgetful all of the time, only half of the time, so she diagnosed with me with Halfheimers! -- Marie Biancuzzo, RN MS Perinatal Nurse Consultant PO Box 1562 Phone: 703-758-0092 Herndon, Virginia 22070-1562 email: [log in to unmask] On Sat, 22 Jul 1995 [log in to unmask] wrote: > Hi Marie, > > I wonder if we're talking about the same article. My copy of the May 1988 BF > Review has an article entitled Cool Cabbage Compresses by Wendy Rosier which > was I think the first printed reference to the use of cabbage leaves for > lactational purposes. Possibly she re-wrote/updated this article for Birth. I > haven't read the rest of my mail yet -perhaps someone else will comment and > we will solve the mystery. Thanks for your response ! > > Beverley. >