PREGNANCY-BIRTH Messages for May, 2001: Re: Breastfeeding and Pregnant

Re: Breastfeeding and Pregnant

From: sb (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Fri, 25 May 2001 09:19:45 -0500 (CDT)

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At Thu, 24 May 2001, Anonymous wrote: Doing thorough research takes a lot >of time and effort , and unles you are a DR. or know all of the medical
>journals, it might be difficult for you to obtain relevant medical
>information that most people don't have access to or know about.

Yes, it does take a lot of time. I have spent almost 2 years on researching this subject! I am not a dr. but my husband is. I am sitting in a room where every wall is filled with medical books and journals -- I have access. Believe it or not my husband does not "know" everything in all of the medical journals despite the fact that he is a good dr. He will tell you that. >
>What I find disturbing here is that you and Emma actually believe that
>you are experts on the topic just because you have read several articles
>on it.

I never called myself an expert even thought I have read much more than you suggest. Do you discredit real life experience? I surely don't. Don't profess to know how much I have or have not researched. >Anyone can find information to back up there side,

I think you need to research Webster's dictionary to learn how to spell.

it doesn't >mean that another very valid opinion doesn't exist.

That's true. But I did not hear another "very valid opinion."

>It's
>obvious you don't know what real research entails,

How much research have you done on this subject? Maybe if you would spend countless hours on researching this subject you would understand why the information given was incorrect.

nor what it means to >have an open mind.I would love to see someone learn from their mistkae
>as well!

Pot, kettle, black.

The end. I don't want to clog up this board with these petty arguments. I'm done.

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