I was puzzled about this question and just could'nt rest so I went to the source!  I mailed her the question
and here is her response...

> Anne wrote:  Anyway, I have cultured some patients'
> frozen milk, and have found that no yeast grows (those patients who I
> diagnosed thrush in). Also, what is so bad about some yeast in milk? I
> think milk with a little yeast is better than dumping out a bunch of golden
> milk. I suppose that if a woman truly has awful, recurrent thrush, that to
> control the baby's thrush the last measure I would suggest is to not use
> the frozen milk, but I would recommend that the woman take a sample of the
> frozen milk into her doctor's office to see what a culture shows.-Anne


Tami:)
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