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1006.5 oz to donate in NW Georgia

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Post by atimms Sun Mar 21, 2010 9:48 am

Thank you for all the PM's and interest, but the milk was donated yesterday to a mommy I found on here.

-April
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Post by atimms Wed Mar 17, 2010 7:11 pm

I have 1006.5 oz in my deep freezer, ready to go. It was pumped in October-December 2009 (my son was born in October), and as been stored in Lasinoh milk bags, in my deep freezer. I also have some milk stored in Avent containers (BPA free). I don't smoke, drink, or take any medications. I eat fairly well and drink a lot of water. I am a cloth diapering, babywearing, exclusively pumping mommy to two boys (almost 3 years, and 5 months).

My 5-month-old is thriving on my milk, and I would love to help another baby who needs it. I would prefer a local recipient - with two kids, I simply don't have the time or energy required to ship. I live in northwest Georgia, in Calhoun. I'm willing to meet anywhere between Chattanooga (TN) and Atlanta. If you live further away, contact me - maybe we could work something out. I do ask to be reimbursed for the storage bags/containers - if that is cost prohibitive, I'm willing to negotiate.

Please let me know if you're interested - this milk is 3-5 months old, and can only be stored for another couple months. Not to mention, our deep freezer is completely full! I can't use it, as my son will only accept fresh bottles right now. I'd hate to throw it out!

-April


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