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#10057 11/06/07 05:20 AM
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Ok, I started pumping today, so far I've pumped for 20 minutes 3 times today. I plan on doing one more before bed.

I was on yasmin until yesterday, was on it for 60 days. I've added goats rue, funegreek, blessed thistle to my 90 mg of dom a day.

I got not even a drop out of the left breast last pumping... I'm just happy to see liquid coming out. So how long does the average woman take to be producing milk, and not drops after being on the accelerated protocol?? Our baby is due on the 12th of December, but I have a feeling the birth mom will be inducing her own labor sometime after Thanksgiving, that's 2 weeks away. I guess I need to invest in a lact-aid. I already have an SNS, and I realize the lact-aid is more desireable???

Any wisdom for me ladies???

Thanks SO much!!

Blessings,
Jamie


Wife of Craig since June 5th 1999
Collin 7 yrs
Bethany 5.5 yrs
Mandie 3.5 yrs
adopted Grady James 12.14.07
Jamiehuns #10061 11/06/07 02:18 PM
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hang in there Jamie. I think most women start to see sprays by 2 weeks. But there is no hard and fast rule. The more you pump the better. So try for every 3 hours during the day and once at night.


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Lalle #10068 11/06/07 06:08 PM
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Ok, thanks. Still only a drop from the left and nothing from the right side. Will continue to pump every 3 hours.

Thanks,
Jamie


Wife of Craig since June 5th 1999
Collin 7 yrs
Bethany 5.5 yrs
Mandie 3.5 yrs
adopted Grady James 12.14.07

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