Dear Sandy, I would still  dilute it a little,  so it is usable, because it
is probably just some variation of normal that we wouldn't even be aware of
if babe was getting it in the usual manner!  Sincerely, Pat in SNJ

> There was about 45 cc, frozen the day before, sealed in a bottle with a
> red nipple lid, with the plastic cover, then sealed in a zip lock bag.
>
> This is not our hospitals method of freezing, but the mother had pumped
> it shortly before bringing it in to me from her home, using the
> materials the other hospital had given her.  We have taken milk packaged
> like this before, as many delivering hospitals provide this to moms, and
> then we educate the mother's re: out preferred method (pour milk in a
> sterile specimen cup, screw on lid, label, then seal in zip-lock bag,
> then freeze immediately if milk is not going to be used in 24 hrs.) this
> is the first time we've seen this stuff.
>
> It looke so strange that we did not want to thin and give it without
> some assurance that this was some variation of "normal"
>