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Thu, 12 Jun 2008 20:31:59 -0400
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Re: Nestle/Carnation Milk Cancer
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Gloria, I think you for sharing the words of Catherine Young.  I agree
wholeheartedly and go one step further to say that the medical ills of the
modern world, not to mention many of the societal ills we are facing, would
be largely eliminated if babies were breastfed.  Those whose mothers could
not provide them with a full milk supply could be supplemented with human
milk at mother's breast. 

My husband keeps encouraging me to write a book about how gentle birth,
breastfeeding, and attachment parenting are the ingredients for saving the
world.  He believes this and so do I...

--Diana in NY (also a subscriber to Compleat Mother)

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