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Are there any NICU or children's hospitals out there that have an
approved policy to allow milk to a patient that was not provided by the
patient's mother or an approved milk bank? I have been working on this
for a while now. Anyone out there from a hospital or milk bank
interested in talking on Friday? You may feel free to email me to set
up phone time. [log in to unmask]
much appreciated.
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