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Jack, I'm so glad you replied to this article:
>The British Medical Journal has a review article on postpartum
>depression. Unless I am going blind, the word breastfeeding was not
>mentioned.
I turned to this article with great anticipation, then found it unbelievable
that such a review article on this most important topic could completely
avoid the mention of breastfeeding, particularly since it is talking about
estrogen as a treatment, and since so many women are told to wean when
taking antidepressants.
BTW, I looked for your response and it wasn't posted yet as of last night
(Sunday).
Leslie Ayre-Jaschke, BEd, IBCLC
Peace River, Alberta, Canada
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