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Possible milk donation in Auburn, WA

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Post by Hopkins1507 Fri Oct 26, 2012 10:45 am

We would love your milk my daughter is 3 weeks old and I've doing everything to increase my milk supply so I can pump for when I go back to work and school
But hardly anything comes out when I pump.
Thank you so much

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Post by 4boys1mama Thu Jul 28, 2011 4:55 pm

Thanks Brehanna. I will contact you if milk becomes available. Smile

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Post by Brehanna Thu Jul 28, 2011 4:04 pm

I am in Edmonds, and if she does decide to donate, I would be happy to come pick up! I have a 7-week old baby boy who I currently have to supplement with about 10 oz. per day (due to a struggle with low supply), and I'm trying to piece together any donations I can to keep from using formula for as long as possible. Thank you!

Brehanna

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Post by 4boys1mama Thu Jul 28, 2011 12:46 pm

I am a doula who has donated my own milk through MilkShare over two years ago. I have a client who delivered a stillborn baby on July 25, 2011. She is currently not interested in donating milk but since her milk is just now coming in, I am hopeful that perhaps she may change her mind at some point. If at all, milk donation may be very small. She is currently on Percocet for a third degree episiotomy and will wean from the medication soon but is otherwise a completely healthy, natural living acupuncturist. If this situation does pan out, I would need someone to be willing to drive to Auburn and pick up from a cooler on a doorstep as we are currently not accepting visitors. I'm simply looking for any milk recipients in the area and this is certainly by no means a guarantee that milk will become available. Thanks, Mamas! Smile

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