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Need Milk for HIV-exposed baby we are adopting, due March 20

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~100+ oz. to donate

Post by krista401 on Thu Mar 22, 2012 4:11 pm

Are you still in need? I have a freezer stash that's been there for a few months. Let me know! Hi Heidi!!

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~200-300 oz to donate

Post by jimmysmom on Fri Mar 09, 2012 10:10 pm

Kept in my freezer in the basement, all dated & stored in 6oz increments.I have donated in the past to another adopting couple.I have no more room in my freezer,so end up dumping about 40-60 oz a week. If you are interested, e-mail me at hplante27@hotmail.com. If you are willing to come get it, I could donate for the next 4-6 months, or until I wean my son.

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Re: Need Milk for HIV-exposed baby we are adopting, due March 20

Post by kelleybelley on Sun Feb 19, 2012 12:17 am

Hi there,

I'm in the Milford area and have an excess of dairy- and soy-laden pumped milk that my allergic daughter can't eat and is taking up quite a bit of freezer space! Let me know if you are interested.

Kelley

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Re: Need Milk for HIV-exposed baby we are adopting, due March 20

Post by neocleo on Thu Feb 02, 2012 2:38 am

I'll be in R.I. feb 29-mar 6 - I usually pump an extra 20-30 oz a day you can have- I will be in R.I. again visiting family again in july or august too
let me know if you want it-

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Need Milk for HIV-exposed baby we are adopting, due March 20

Post by widerangebooks on Fri Jan 27, 2012 9:39 pm

Hello Milk Share ladies! My family received over 10,000 ounces of milk for our first adopted son, Ian. He was able to be nourished exclusively with breastmilk for 11 months. Ian was born exposed to 5 major drugs and went through a hard withdrawal period. We know that the breastmilk over 10 mothers donated to him helped him overcome some of the deficits that might have plagued him in his first year if he had been fed formula.

We are now adopting our second child. He is due on March 20th. His mom is HIV+ and he has a small risk of transmission. We are looking for large one-time donations or long term donors so he can be fed "real milk" like his older brother.

Please contact me if you are interested in talking further. We live in Massachusetts, and can drive 100 miles to pick up milk or pay to have it shipped. Thanks for your time and consideration. It means SO much to us.

Best regards,
Maureen

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