Sounds like a mastectomy one side and what's akin to a breast reduction on 
the other side. This is commonly done to balance out the size of the breasts 
for reconstruction. So I would not be suprised to see some engorgement and 
milk on the partial mastectomy-reduced side. Full milk supply?...questionable 
but so lucky to have a baby at her breast especially with what she's gone 
through!  Personally, before I had my surgery I said good-bye and thanked my 
breasts for the wonderful job they did satiating and nurturing my children.....I 
was so grateful for the knowledge that by simply nursing them, I helped 
reduced their risk of developing cancer as well.  It's a gift that keeps on giving!
Maria Parlapiano RN IBCLC (4 yr. post double mastectomee!)
Postpartum Place
Chatham, NJ

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