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breastmilk needed for infant boy to be adopted at birth in 5-9 weeks Aiken SC

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Re: breastmilk needed for infant boy to be adopted at birth in 5-9 weeks Aiken SC

Post by JessAnn on Fri Apr 08, 2011 10:32 pm

Hi - I will be visiting my in-laws who live in Lexington, SC in May. My baby is 4 mos old, I currently pump 6 extra oz per day and we will be there 5 days. I don't want to bring the milk home, and I hate to throw it away. It should be 24-30 oz. You would have to pick it up at my in-laws after we fly home if you're interseted. Not sure it's enough for the trouble.
I will PM you with my phone number. We leave SC May 11th.

Jessica

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Re: breastmilk needed for infant boy to be adopted at birth in 5-9 weeks Aiken SC

Post by 4kidstobe on Sat Jan 08, 2011 4:00 pm

Hi, I just PM'd you. I am not far from you. I gave you my phone number .

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Re: breastmilk needed for infant boy to be adopted at birth in 5-9 weeks Aiken SC

Post by MilkMommy on Sun Oct 10, 2010 4:13 pm

Hello ! I hope all is going well with your adoption and precious new little one. I have a good bit of milk that I'd love to donate. Are you still in need ? I live in the Charleston area. (not sure if thats too far for you)

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breastmilk needed for infant boy to be adopted at birth in 5-9 weeks Aiken SC

Post by sharonham on Sun Sep 19, 2010 5:10 pm

We are adopting our second child. We adopted our daughter 16 months ago. She arrived early, and the birthmom almost backed out. I had just begun to look into breast milk when all of this occurred so I never followed through for Mia Grace. How I wish I had. I feel that her overall health would be so much better if I had. My friend adopted one month ahead of me and did the milk sharing thing and her daughter is so healthy.


Now we are adopting her biological Brother who is due in November. He may also arrive early as our birthmom still smokes 2 packs a day which led to Mia's early arrival.

We are willing to drive about an hour to get the milk. I will also be in Beaufort in two weeks with my parents at their home.
Thank you for the blessing you bring to those of us who adopt our children.

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