mary ann

i believe there is a home pasteurization method mentioned in our archives, I 
think maybe related to HIV issues.
the mother and her relatives can see an attorney, maybe even the hospital 
atty and the neonatologist, and forge an agreement, absolving the donating 
moms of liability. The appropriate screenings can be done now and at 
intervals (blood work on the donating moms, microbiological  screening of 
the milk perhaps - it will not be sterile, of course). Then the milk can be 
home pasteurized before feeding to the baby.

I am surprised the mom did not think to just bring in the milk and say it is 
hers.

Laurie Wheeler, IBCLC, MN, RN
New Orleans Louisiana, s.e. USA

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