>it was never that bad. blood?

because i've been pumping too much........

>and what's up with the
>$150 lactation consultant? they used
>to show you how for
>free in the hospital.

my daughter was in the nicu until a few days after i went home, so i had to start out pumping, and i was engorged by the time she was sent home- and then all cracked- and then i was ready
>
>when i was working/pumping the pump
>NEVER got all the milk
>out and by the time
>i picked up my daughter,
>i had to nurse her
>before i even left the
>babysitter, cause full breasts =
>painful breasts.
>
when i get home i tend to be in some pain. sometimes i get home right after she ate..... (she's not on a schedule yet, but a schedule will definitely help out here)

>not to mention the times during
>the day when i would
>"think" about her and my
>breast would "activate"...there's no way
>i would use a pump
>over breastfeeding unless i had
>to.

yeh. i feel ya. on both counts.


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