I don't think this is factual. I have a friend who is a prenatal nurse. I will ask her.
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So does crack
SOrry to hear that - but...anecdotal.
Stay tuned...
I just sent her a text. Normally I like to ask these questions face to face with her because she's a smokeshow - but I need answers now.
So you see why formula isn't a luxury good for a baby. Well, at least you're making progress.
slightly delays milk on the day of the procedure because the body’s natural production of milk is encouraged by the oxytocin produced while birthing. However, skin to skin contact, latching and the like will allow most women who don’t already have issues with milk production due to other issues to breast feed.
At that point, the baby is in the hospital for the first few days and they have the supplies to feed the baby. They also send you home with some for the transition.
We were sent home with a baby and a bill for 3 days of parking.
so your experience means all people experience that?
I am sorry that you had to experience that but I also think that is a specific issue to your personal healthcare treatment and not something to base all decisions on.
I have 3 kids, numerous nieces and nephews, and work in the medical field. I have never seen this happen in my years.
I am not saying it is impossible. Just highly unlikely.
I doubt it. She would post here but she wouldn’t act like she is a man or hide who she is. Even if she used a new name.
Good point, he has commented on firearms that was knowledgeable on a couple threads which NH hated.
She said....
Zero change in quality of milk. Quantity can be lessened early on as lack of baby contact due to mother's discomfort. Same difficulties can arise with latching for the same reason - it's hard on mom to hold the baby due to tge surgery. Once the pattern is established there is no difference. Why the fuck are you asking me this?
Zero change in quality of milk. Quantity can be lessened early on as lack of baby contact due to mother's discomfort. Same difficulties can arise with latching for the same reason - it's hard on mom to hold the baby due to tge surgery. Once the pattern is established there is no difference. Why the fuck are you asking me this?
This is good stuff to know even for family members who are having issues.
The thought occurred to me as well lol.
Let's ask him how he feels about pool gates and parents who don't watch their kids at 3am.
So much for the great healthcare in Canada, huh...
Nothing wrong with Free Healthcare
I was in and out of the ER on the 24th in 6 hours, Right on tiiime for our traditional family Christmas supper
Very strange, nobody was sick on that day, EMPTY. Must be the magic of the Holidays.
I was in at 5 am and out by noon, CT Scan to my throat (had strep throat from what does dat mouf do? ) done and all.
Cost: $0.00
It means saying "No, they do this 100% of the time!!!" is untrue and allows me to empathize with other people.
Our healthcare is probably the worst in the world in terms of user experience.