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Post by kathy.rosegarden Sun Apr 11, 2010 12:17 pm

I PM'd you. Smile
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Post by sjjs714 Sun Apr 11, 2010 5:48 am

Hi Kathleen!

I too have at lease 100 oz. I can donate at this time. Possibly more to come! I live about an hour north of Pittsburgh.

Julie

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Post by isaiah3502 Fri Mar 26, 2010 9:14 pm

Hi Kathleen,

I think we were in touch before you little one was born. My daughter is only nursing on one side, so I've been pumping the other. I was hoping to be able to be an ongoing donor, but as of today, I had to stop pumping. (I have an inverted nipple on that side, which is why my daughter won't nurse on it, and it's become to painful to continue). But I have about 80 oz that I would be more than willing to donate to your son. I am south of Kittaning. I would be willing to find a place that would be convenient for us to meet.

Amy

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Post by kathy.rosegarden Fri Mar 26, 2010 8:20 am

I am looking for one time or ongoing donations for my little baby born this past Sunday. I have insufficient glandular tissue and make only a fraction of the milk he needs. It's my dream to be able to provide all he needs but it's not to be and it's hard on me! Crying or Very sad What complicates the issue is that we have a strong family history of multiple allergies and with my DD we couldn't find any formula that she could tolerate. Thanks to a generous donor we got enough milk to start off with this time and didn't have to sensitize DS to anything yet. I would like to give him exclusively breastmilk for as long as possible to give him a chance at beating some of the allergies! Is there anyone who could help me? I will gladly reimburse for bags used. I am willing to drive several hours to pickup milk. I live an hour south of Erie and two hours north of Pittsburgh. I am willing to drive to Ohio as well as we live within an hour of the line.

To all you moms who are pumping and donating, THANK YOU! You're doing a wonderful thing!

Kathleen
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