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Small amount of frozen milk in Reading, MA (20oz)

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Post by cgaff Sat May 28, 2011 5:35 am

My son is young (almost 4 months) so I don't have a lot right now. But this was pumped when he was 3 weeks old, before we realized he had a dairy sensitivity. I have since taken the dairy out of my diet. I have about 20 ounces and it was frozen within minutes of pumping. All were pumped the first week of March.

I am very healthy, have the occasional drink at night (these were pumped in the morning) and drink 1 cup of coffee per day (never within 2 hours of pumping). I am on zoloft (25 mg which is very small) for postpartum depression/anxiety. I was on it while I pumped. I took it for a full year with my first son while I nursed too. It has been prescribed to me because it is the best drug for breastfeeding (gets the least amount-if any-into the breastmilk).

Please let me know if you would like to use this milk! I really want to donate it to a child who can use it.
Cori

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