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Midlands mom considering becoming a donor after a pregnancy loss

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Midlands mom considering becoming a donor after a pregnancy loss Empty NEED: ALTOONA, PA 16686 - BABY GIRL BORN W/ IUGR STRUGGLING DESPERATELY NEEDS BREASTMILK ASAP!

Post by eddiejames77 Fri Jun 24, 2011 11:18 pm

Hi, I'm so sorry to hear of your loss... We too have gone through 8 miscarriages... one at 4 months along. It's been a tough road and I can not even imagine how much tougher for you. I would like to ask if the milk is still avail.? My daughter was born w/ IUGR and is severely struggling w/ her weight and growth. She's also developed colic and has had allergic reactions to every formula we've tried incl. the one she's currently using... If you still have anything avail. please contact me... I'm willing to cover the costs for shipping! incl. the cost to replace bags. Anything you have would be a big help at this point. Our daughter really needs the help! Thank you so much!!!
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Post by emkletter Sat May 21, 2011 11:45 am

Hello Mommies,
I just gave birth to twin girls who were only 20 weeks old, so needless to say...they couldn't survive. Last night my milk came in and I'm considering donating it to a needing family. However, I don't currently have a breast pump or any supplies, and I'm not even 100% sure I will be able to carry through with this endeavor emotionally. But I think it would be great to try and do something positive with my supply during this time of deep loss. Even though I can't feed my babies, maybe I can help others. If you're interested in helping me help you, you can contact me at elisa33@gmail.com. After an initial email contact, I would be open to speaking via telephone.

-Elisa

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