>As a new member of LACTNET would like to introduce myself. I have >been married to Richard (Rick) for 9 years, who is in Architecture. We >have two beautiful sons. Marcus is 7, very active and in the first >grade. Laine (home birth) will be 4 in Feb., he is a very sensitive >guy. <N>(Just guess which one nursed the longest?) We live in Larkspur, >Colorado (between Denver and Colorado Springs) in a <N>home <W0U>we<W0> >built the summer before last. <N><N>I am the Director/Owner of ChildBorn >Birth Services, we specialize in The Bradley Method of Natural Childbirth, >labor (Doula) support, breastfeeding. I am also<N>the in house >secretary/accountant/receptionist/etc., >for my husband<@146>s homebased Architectural business, <N>I wear Pardon my ignorance, but could you translate please? What do <N> and <WOU> mean? And please, could I repeat the request that lactnetters not use initials for terms without explaining what they mean. Those of us not in North America often use different terminology (for example, let-down reflex, not milk ejection reflex) and many of us are not trained nurses. Thanks. Lesley McBurney, Brisbane, Australia