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Baby born prematurely- during mother's Breast Cancer treatment- needs breastmilk

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Post by sarahlando Sun Jun 26, 2011 4:16 pm

In need of more milk for Olivia she is under 16lbs at 11months. Want to get her to a year on breastmilk and my hoply long due to being a born at 32weeks.Thank you

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Post by sarahlando Thu Jan 27, 2011 11:43 pm

Starting to run low looking for milk.

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Post by Jocelyn28 Mon Nov 08, 2010 10:22 pm

Hi Sarah-I sent you a PM

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Post by sarahlando Mon Nov 08, 2010 7:56 pm

I was diagnosed with Stage IV Breast Cancer in August 2009. During my treatment- which included Tamoxifen, Lupron (to shut down my ovary function to decrease the estrogen in my body), radiation, scans, etc.- I learned I was pregnant. During my pregnancy, I underwent chemotherapy and on July 8, 2010 gave birth to Olivia Joy at 32 weeks. After my c-section I had a total hysterectomy and never produced any milk. I am currently taking meds for my cancer treatment, so I was told that I couldn't breastfeed as I did for our two older daughters. I left the hospital with a prescription for breast milk for one year, which Olivia was receiving until November 3, when I abruptly learned that it would no longer be covered. I am trying to work with my insurance company and the milk bank, but now I have run out of breast milk and Olivia will not take formula. We live in Coon Rapids, MN. You can read about me and my family at caringbridge.org/visit/sarahlandis1.
Thank you,
Sarah Joy

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