Nice woman in a crazy world. Crazy it is because while the mother is 
doing a great job saving people and providing breastmilk for babies in 
need, her own 10 week old has to be away from her and be supplemented 
with artificial milk.

Ibolya Eva Rozsa, LLLL, IBCLC
Hungary



Janice Reynolds wrote:
> (This was from a few days ago.  See link for photo of Lieutenant Wolf.
> Entire article is posted below.
>
> Janice Reynolds)
>
>  
>
> http://liveshots.blogs.foxnews.com/2010/01/29/haiti-reservist-gives-breastmi
> lk-to-babies/?test=latestnews
>
>  
>
>
> Haiti: Reservist Gives Breastmilk to Babies
>
> January 29, 2010 - 7:26 PM | by: Kathleen
> <http://liveshots.blogs.foxnews.com/author/kfoster/>  Foster 
>
>  
>
> Coast Guard Lieutenant Teresa Wolf is truly giving of herself in Haiti... by
> sharing her breastmilk with tiny earthquake victims.
>
> A few times a day, the lactating reservist pumps her breasts then delivers
> her milk to the USS Comfort, a floating hospital anchored off the coast of
> Port-au-Prince. There, it is being used to feed injured infants.
>
> Wolf says she knew when she received her orders to go to Haiti that she
> would be able to help in this unique way.  She gave birth to a daughter,
> Chloe Danielle, just 10 weeks ago.  She refers to her operation as "Chloe's
> Milk" because her baby is giving to the cause as well.  While her mother is
> deployed, Chloe is drinking just one bottle of stored breastmilk a day and
> is supplemented with formula.  She is being cared for by her godmother.
>
> When not essentially pumping life into needy babies, Lt Wolf runs the
> medical office for Port Security Unit 307 on the so-called "Coast Guard
> Island" in the Port-au-Prince harbor.  Back home in Goldsboro, North
> Carolina, Teresa is a Physician's Assistant and also mother to a
> four-year-old son, Connor.
>
>  
>   

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