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Out of milk ~ formula allergy

MilkShare :: Milk Donor/Recipient Posts by State (US) :: Wisconsin

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Re: Out of milk ~ formula allergy

Post by dieena on Fri Jul 02, 2010 1:11 am

Thank you so much! I'm sorry I didn't update...two wonderful ladies in Chicago helped me a few days ago. I do need to find another donor because my main one is needs to keep the milk now. I'll call you. Smile

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Re: Out of milk ~ formula allergy

Post by bhtimm on Fri Jul 02, 2010 12:37 am

I am a fellow recipient. Our daughter is 11 months and ever since her 11-month birthday she's been taking in less milk at daycare. She is also nursing less and thus taking in less milk that way too (when she nurses, I wear a supplemental nursing system) We figured we'd be out of milk by now but we still have about 500oz left. The milk is split between 3 donors; I can give you some to tide you over until you find a new donor. We're planning on switching to cow's milk and some breastmilk when Danielle turns 1 so we will not need to have as much. My donors continue to pump so I think we'll be able to meet up with the ongoing demand.



I could give you maybe 50-100 oz to tide you over. I know that's not much, but it's something! 2 of my 3 donors have documentation that the milk is safe (I don't have copies of the information, but the one donor donated to a milk bank so I figure the milk is safe, the other donor I can see if I can get printed information) I know you need milk fast though so just offering!



I live in Madison and my cellphone # is 843-0113.


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Out of milk ~ formula allergy

Post by dieena on Tue Jun 29, 2010 5:55 am

We live in the Madison area. We have been working with amazing donor moms. Our primary lives several hours away. Her sister just had a baby and is needing to supplement with 16 of the 40 oz a day our donor mom has to share. Since our daughter has a formula allergy, I've been trying to find other donors. Although we have a freezer dedicated for milk storage, my freezer full of milk has now dwindled to 57 oz. (She eats 40 per day.) I'm willing to travel, no matter how far.

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