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(More details) Milk available, south florida, willing to drive

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Post by ayalanya Wed Jul 28, 2010 5:42 pm

I'm in south Florida. Living in palm beach gardens, working in lake worth, and tomorrow my baby has a doctor's appointment in plantation. I can meet someone along this route, or drive further if I can get help with gas.

I apparently have an excess of lipase, so if I don't pasteurize my milk I can't even freeze it. After two days in the fridge it goes soapy, which is apparently not harmful, but it tastes horrendous and I had to throw out my freezer stash (I think over a gallon) because it was all soapy. I could let my supply drop but really don't want to!

My daughter is healthy, ridiculously strong, nicely chubby (was in the 90-95th percentile for height and weight last month). She's got a sensitivity/allergy to cow's milk so I don't ingest it - though I do eat goat and sheep dairy, and she seems fine with that. I can, if need be, cut those out as well. I can provide you with a general dietary list. I don't eat beef or pork, I do eat chicken occasionally and seafood whenever I can get my hands on it (I love fish). I drink 10-12oz of coffee every morning, but can shift my schedule to pump beforehand if your baby is sensitive to caffeine. I haven't been tested since the baby was born (except for the pap), but at last check I was negative for syphilis, gonorrhea, chlamydia, HIV and hpv. I do have the cold sore variety of hsv, but have never actually had a cold sore. Oh! And I'm vaccinated for hep B. I can't remember if the ob tested for A or C.

In general I produce about 4-8oz per day that she doesn't eat. I have ~14oz in the fridge right now, two bottles from today and one from yesterday. I would love to hook up with a regular recipient who can take 4+oz per day, but at the very least I am really hoping to find someone to take those three tomorrow before they go soapy.

Sorry to post again so soon, but if I don't find anyone by tomorrow (7/29) I'll most likely have to dump the bottle from yesterday, and the two from today in a couple of days. Thanks in advance!

(cross-posted)

ayalanya

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