Sent to the editor today, at 
<[log in to unmask]>  Not very empathetic, I guess 
.... but the whole article seemed just a bit too contrived to be 
real, to me....

'The article, "Is breastfeeding best for mother, too?" Sunday Life 
Magazine, 3 May 2009 is a glaringly pro-bottle-feeding plug 
transparently slanted from the perspective of a well-informed, 
hard-done-by mother who tried - and failed - to breastfeed.  It 
attempts to evoke sympathy for a mother's emotional and physical 
needs over those of her baby.  But the article is grossly misleading, 
both about the quality of assistance that mothers deserve in order to 
make breastfeeding easy, pain-free and successful, and about the 
fully researched, very negative health consequences for the 
non-breastfed baby.  Shame on you for tapping into this marketing hypocrisy!

Pamela Morrison
International Board Certified Lactation Consultant
Rustington, West Sussex, England
Email: [log in to unmask]

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