Linda Hill said, to my great  relief:
 
Several of the last few posts have discussed the following:  "only  in the
early hours and weeks will those receptor sites be "open" to  receiving
prolactin.otherwise they fill up with progesterone."

OK, I  always seem quite willing to share with you all my ignorance.  I have
to  admit, that thru all the years and all the conferences and all the books
I've  read, this is the first I have heard of this.  (grimace) I do  take
comfort in knowing that some others out there will sigh with relief  that
they werent the only ones hearing this for the first time. :-)  
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Oh Linda, thank you for saying  this.  And for being brave enough to admit 
that you had never heard it  before.  Since you have admitted it -- I will too.  
Please accept my  sigh of relief.   Totally embarrassed as I am to admit it, 
this must  have been one article/research that totally escaped me and I am 
hoping that  someone will point me in the right direction as to the document(s) 
that give us  this information.
 
Meanwhile, I was just whistling and  hoping that no one noticed that I too 
didn't know this information -- at least,  when I get the citation(s) I can go 
into the next course that I teach fully  armed!!
 
Thanks!
 
Jan Barger, RN, MA,  IBCLC/RLC
Wheaton IL
 
 



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