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Karen Palmer <[log in to unmask]>
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Thu, 30 Mar 2006 13:41:23 +1200
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I am due to see a 5 week old baby tomorrow who suffered birth asphyxia
and has extensive neurological impairment.  I first met this baby at 2
weeks of age and assisted with the first breastfeed which was
successful.

His motor development has deteriorated and he is a difficult feeder. 
He has some of his feeds via a haberman feeder and eventually he will be
tube fed I'm sure.  Meanwhile, his mother wants to continue
breastfeeding as long as possible.

Any pearls of wisdom out there.  I am currently doing a search online
but would love to hear from anyone who has some experience of this.



Karen Palmer
Breastfeeding Services Co-ordinator
Waikato DHB
Extn. 8196
Mobile No. 021 761 935

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