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Re: LACTNET Digest - 8 Oct 1998 - Special issue
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I thought that I had heard every question possible when it comes to
breastfeeding, but today my husband's office called with a new concern.  Can
you breastfeed after being bitten by a bat?   I assume they are afraid of
rabies.  Of course, I told them to tell the mother to continue breastfeeding,

Andrea Herron
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