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Sorry, this is 2nd hand, but I have been asked to post. Mom with 5
month old concerned b/c toward the end of a feed, when babe is beginning
to go to sleep, the babe exhibits jerking of an extremity. Occurs only
in the arm that is "on top". MD sent babe to neurologist, EEG normal,
but neuro tells mom that he remembers reading "one paragraph somewhere
about that happening with BRF".
Sounds like idiocy to me and if Jack is back from his latest travels I
expect an appropriate arrrrgh, but has anyone heard of such a study?
Royce Anderson, RN, IBCLC in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, where after a
long, HOT summer I have finally turned on the heat.
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