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Freezer full of milk to donate - some dairy free

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Post by silentcecilia Wed May 01, 2013 3:42 pm

Hi there,

I posted my offer to Human Milk 4 Human Babies on Facebook and got several replies the same day, so my freezer is empty Sad. So sorry, and good luck! HM4HB is very active in the Twin Cities area - I would suggest posting there as well. You might get more replies and quicker.

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Post by Kate gott Wed May 01, 2013 2:42 pm

Hi. I am struggling with a low milk supply for my 6 month old baby girl. She has a cows milk intolerance. I'd love to see if I might take you up on the dairy free milk that you have. Let me know.
Thanks for your consideration.
Kate

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Post by bekabutter Wed May 01, 2013 2:21 pm

Hello!

I'd love all that milk. I have 2 month old twin girls and also had a breast reduction 15 years ago. I was able to breastfeed my other two children but cant quite keep up with the demands of two. We need to bump up their weight gain. I've been giving them about 4-5 oz a day each.

I can come get it. I live in Hudson WI or it would be awesome to meet half way!

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Post by silentcecilia Thu Apr 25, 2013 11:03 pm

Hello!

I have a freezer full of milk to donate, leftover from when I was pumping exclusively for my son when he was being tube-fed in the NICU. He's nursing now (yay!) and will not take a bottle, and I don't want it to go to waste.

Milk is frozen in Lansinoh bags, filled very full - probably 10oz per bag. It's from November 2012 through January 2013, so the oldest is about 6 months old. It's been in a deep freezer so it's good. I've been taking prenatal vitamins, vitamin d, and DHA. No alcohol, no caffeine, and no medications. A small amount of milk is dairy free. I'm not sure how much there is total, but I think more than 200oz. I had full blood work done in October, but I would be happy to get any lab-work done a recipient family would require.

I'm in the Northwest metro area, and I am willing to deliver anywhere within about a half-hour drive.

Laura

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