This is a resubmission that may have been garbled. Hi everyone. I am a Public Health Nurse from a small rural community in North Eastern Alberta, Canada. I am rather close to the North Pole and to Santa Claus. While attending the IBCLC International Conference in Scottsdale, AZ this last July, I happened to overhear a LactNet convert stating how much information on breastfeeding she had learned since joining the LactNet network. This is when I got bitten by the Lactnet bug. As I am still computer illiterate until I attend my crash course in Sept., my cherub who goes by the name of Ray has agreed to help me travel the Cybernet. By osmosis this cherub may become a breastfeeding advocate. Thus far, he reads my E-mail before I do. Who knows, this little cherub may influence other cherubs on breastfeeding. Whoo ... how exhilarating! Now that I am hooked and addicted, I need to be referred to a good, reliable and inexpensive Lactnet Detox Centre. Anyone out there who knows of one? It is wonderful to see the distances that Lactnet can reaches. Rosemarie Allain, RN, Bscn, IBCLC, St Paul, Alberta, Canada. [log in to unmask]