Pam,

I am VERY confused, why would it be necessary to take her OFF the breast?
Isn't Breastmilk very low in protein and very HIGH in FAT?  So, if that is
the case, then why not (if she absolutely has to have it) give the ABM via
SNS while she is nursing and let her have all the good stuff that she wants.
Am I crazy here?  Perhaps you should visit with some other physicians,
children's endocrinologist?

Blessings to you and your family,

Royce Anderson, RN, IBCLC, RLC, CD (DONA)

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