Ha! I wrote the article and wondered if anyone would try to post it there.
By now, I'm sure the people at Prolacta have seen it (but will surely be
silent on it).  I've had similar experiences posting on Medela's and
Similac's Facebook pages, too.

Those who can't answer criticism, censor. And that shows volumes about the
character of those businesses.

Amy West, CLC (who really just wants moms to be informed beyond shady
marketing messages)

On Thu, Jun 23, 2011 at 5:42 PM, Marie Ivey <[log in to unmask]> wrote:

> Hi Jan,
> I just posted the link to the article on *Milkin' Mamas" Facebook
> page...and it took about 2 minutes before it was deleted AND I have been
> blocked from posting anything else. I guess they don't want their donors to
> know what they are doing!
>
> Thanks,
> Marie Ivey, BSN, RN, LCCE, CLC
> Chattanooga, TN
>
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