TONS of milk available in Farmington area.

Do you still have milk to donate? My son Graydon was born at 28 weeks. He spent 7 weeks in the NICU. I was in and out of the hospital myself during that time with a couple of different serious postpartum complications and surgeries. I attempted to pump as much as I could during that time. When he got him home from the NICU I was still very weak and struggling with my own health. I tried to breastfeed as much as I could and tried about every galactigog known to man, even an SNS. But, despite my best efforts, my supply just never came in. Now that he has gotten used to donor milk, he cries in pain if I try to give him formula, even if I just add some to try and make the donor milk stretch. I have enough donors for 2 weeks out of the month and have managed to find a couple of one time donors to make up the difference. The problem I have now is that one of my regulars is moving out of state next week for her husbands job and I just wont have the supply I need for him. My other donors' babies are 12 and 19 months and their supplies will be fading before Graydon is weaned.
I am in NY and am willing to ship you supplies to ship the milk back to me . thank you so much for your generosity in donating to anyone i know how much work it is!

Are you willing to ship if all shipping costs are paid? My supply is dwindling and I have 8 week old twins. My email is. Amch1988 at live dot com. Thanks so much! Angie

I am the mother of a thriving 4 month old boy with plenty of frozen milk available. I would hate to throw out such a commodity. I rarely drink, and if I do, I only consume 1 drink. I take multi-vitamins, and do not smoke. I have a healthy diet and work as an RN, so my immune system is up to par. My first child was breastfed as well and has yet to have an illness in her 2 short years of life.