In Kirkland, Washington this past Friday, I gave my first presentation on sunlight deficiency, vitamin D and breastfeeding. I have never appreciated my voice more: I had had laryngitis, was coughing, and hadn't been able to speak above a whisper for the three days prior to the symposium. Thankfully, a good microphone was soon found and my voice held out for the two presentations I had to give. At one point, I asked if any folks were participants of Lactnet. I was very pleased to see a significant number of hands go up! If any attendees of that symposium would care to share any feedback with me on my sunlight deficiency presentation and/or my culture presentation, please email me privately (I'm still nomail). I'm interested in knowing what was new to you, what you found particularly useful, what you found confusing or incomplete, what you wish I had covered that I didn't, what suggestions you have for improvement, etc. I'll be getting some summarized feedback at some point from the conference organizers, but more detail is often helpful.

And, if any of you haven't yet had the pleasure of hearing Lisa Marasco speak, I encourage you to do so. She gave two very informative presentations on insufficient milk supply.

Also, if any of you are based in Texas (specifically College Station or Waco) could you please drop me an email?

Thanks,

Cynthia

Cynthia Good Mojab, MS, IBCLC, RLC
Ammawell
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