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Thank you to Dr. Wight and Jan Barger for clarifying the statement from Dr.
Neifert that has been quoted over and over - whether it be misinterpreted or
mis-quoted. Thank you also to the other posters who have given such
articulate explanations of why it should or shouldn't matter.
I have emailed Betty Crase to ask for her input; perhaps I did not clearly
explain the information she gave in her long ago talk but it was very helpful
to me to explain that true insufficient milk supply has a myriad of
influences; anatomical, management issues, physiologic issues and so on. When I hear
from her, I will share the information with her permission.
Mary Kay Smith, RN, IBCLC, LLLL
Canton MI USA
who is still wondering about the answer to the question "how many/what
percentage of women truly "can't" produce milk/breastfeed?"
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