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Re: Breast Feeding Problems Sorry it's a long 1From: Amy (anonymous@obgyn.net)Wed, 15 Nov 2000 22:51:43 -0600 (CST)
Please don't feel like a failure--Breast feeding has been the hardest thing I've ever done. I feel like a failure, too because I've had a hard time maintaining my milk supply and my baby needs supplemental formula. You did well. I don't have any other answers, but I wanted you to know you're not alone. Amy At Wed, 15 Nov 2000, Lisa wrote: > >I gave birth to a beautiful baby boy on Oct 1st, I managed to get the >hang of Breast Feeding quite quickly, and had no problems. But when my >milk came in, my breasts became realy engordge and painful, my son could >no longer latch on at all, which would upset him and me. >while in hospital I tried everything from expressing to cabbage leaves >but nothing helped. When I came home I brought some nipple sheilds, on >a friends recomendation, which heped for a little while. In the end my >breasts ended up being always engordged, painful and cracked. No matter >how much I expressed off, it would all be back in about 5minutes. >My son is now seven weeks old and is being bottle feed, because I >couldn't handle the pain and the stress of it anymore. Now I feel like >a failure, and guilty, which I know I shouldn't be feeling..but at the >end of the day I do feel like that. >I was woundering if there was anything else I should have tried before >giving up? And what can I do to help make it a bit easyier next time? > >Thanks >Lisa
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