Nikki,
I know you and love you. Sounds like you were a convenient target for this
lady. This does happen and it does hurt. I think you handled this in a very
professional manner with great dignity and class. Shame on that woman. Not
much prolactin in her, I think.
       Anyway, I had to share this. Had a similar situation about two years
ago with a referral patient I saw as a courtesy to LLL.   We worked hard,
pumping, using an SNS and eventually she gave up. (after about four months.)
Luckily I did not get shot through the heart by her - it was her doc. She had
a c/s so he "knew" she did not have retained fragments. But he had to eat his
words when she DID come down with an infection, several months later, and had
a D&C. She just had her second child recently and called me to report she had
plenty of milk this time. Different doctor delivered her. End of story.
Mary Kay Smith, RN, IBCLC
Romeoville IL near chicago

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