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Looking for 200+oz in Seattle

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Post by staceysunde Thu Mar 04, 2010 4:42 pm

SeattleMama wrote:*I have about 200 ounces of high calorie breast milk of you are still in need. let me know.


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I have a 4 mo old, who I have been able to exclusively breastfeed until now.

I recently suffered a severe illness that has reduced my milk supply by about half. It seems that nothing I try will bring it back up to where it was before, and it is getting to the point that we are going to have to face the fact that I probably won't be able to supply all of his milk. My husband is pushing me to look into formula, but I want to avoid it at all costs. I was so happy to find this site, in hopes that someone could help.

I am willing to pay for shipping from anywhere in the US, along with packaging costs.

I am hoping for at least 200 oz, but of course, will consider any offer. If I can at least get enough extra milk that he's supplied for a few weeks in combination to what I can pump, I can focus on getting my supply back up without the incredible stress of knowing that my baby isn't getting enough to eat. He's only gained 2 oz in the last month, and my pediatrician let me know that I'm going to have to do something very soon.

I am located in Seattle, and am also willing to drive if it's within 50 miles. If it's farther than that, I would most likely prefer to pay for shipping.

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Post by SeattleMama Sun Jan 10, 2010 2:14 pm

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I have a 4 mo old, who I have been able to exclusively breastfeed until now.

I recently suffered a severe illness that has reduced my milk supply by about half. It seems that nothing I try will bring it back up to where it was before, and it is getting to the point that we are going to have to face the fact that I probably won't be able to supply all of his milk. My husband is pushing me to look into formula, but I want to avoid it at all costs. I was so happy to find this site, in hopes that someone could help.

I am willing to pay for shipping from anywhere in the US, along with packaging costs.

I am hoping for at least 200 oz, but of course, will consider any offer. If I can at least get enough extra milk that he's supplied for a few weeks in combination to what I can pump, I can focus on getting my supply back up without the incredible stress of knowing that my baby isn't getting enough to eat. He's only gained 2 oz in the last month, and my pediatrician let me know that I'm going to have to do something very soon.

I am located in Seattle, and am also willing to drive if it's within 50 miles. If it's farther than that, I would most likely prefer to pay for shipping.

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