sorry to write again on this subject, but i remebered something that might be
important:
one of the problems of nurses and doctors in what regards physiologic things,
like delivering and breastfeeding, is thata most of them never went thgough or
even saw and non-medicalized delivery or lived breastfeeding or saw
breastfeeding around them. and so, the social beings they are take their
personal (wrong in a scientific perspective) convictions to their work.
LLL is right requiring that leaders be mother that breastfed. it makes ALL the
difference.
i know, some women may be good counselors although they never breastfed.
but one must admit that if you never latched a baby to your breast, it may be
difficult to help somebody doing it. and they may have a sense of
(unconscious) envy of mother that could (without their interference)
breastfeed.
don't you think this is important?
m. pina, MD
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