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Pamela Mazzella Di Bosco <[log in to unmask]>
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Fri, 3 Feb 2006 00:22:15 EST
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Used my 3 posts, and had to wait until after midnight to post so, I just  
want to ask one more time...mom is scheduled to for blood work up this a.m. and  
am interested in what must be looked for in terms of numbers for being sure 
all  is in balance for milk production.  It is late, but if you are up and  
reading...and have the info, please share.  Reading Lawrence lets me know  what 
needs to be there, but not how much, and while it discusses hypothyroidism,  
much is not discussed.  Including optimal numbers.Same is true for  Breastfeeding 
and Human Lactation.  I am going to continue to research, but  if there is 
already a protocol, it would be much easier to use the wheel already  working.  
Of course, she is just as likely to call me with full  breasts....but just in 
case.
 
Thanks,
Pam MazzellaDiBosco, IBCLC, RLC


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