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	<title>Comments on: A difficult decision &#8211; Kirsten&#8217;s story</title>
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		<title>By: Charndra</title>
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		<description>Kirsten,
thankyou for sharing your story, it truly shows well so many things - especially the value of doing more of one&#039;s own research, even with supportive and breastfeeding-educated carers.

I am so sorry for that heartbreaking time when you were trying to wean - I remember the fears of potentially being told to wean I had when having a breast-lump investigated when Maven was 6 months (I was feeding him off the other boob during the ultrasound!) All was fine though.

I wash you well with your &#039;boobiful&#039; girl who has demanded the good stuff - I have a feeding you&#039;ll do well. I know I like to think that breastfeeding is a natural continuum for our bodies, and that the mechanisms in place will natural help us in time. Trying to say there that there are still many mysteries around breastfeeding, and mother-baby pairs like yours are helping discover more.

I&#039;m glad to have leart about PLO from you today!

Charndra</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Kirsten,<br />
thankyou for sharing your story, it truly shows well so many things &#8211; especially the value of doing more of one&#8217;s own research, even with supportive and breastfeeding-educated carers.</p>
<p>I am so sorry for that heartbreaking time when you were trying to wean &#8211; I remember the fears of potentially being told to wean I had when having a breast-lump investigated when Maven was 6 months (I was feeding him off the other boob during the ultrasound!) All was fine though.</p>
<p>I wash you well with your &#8216;boobiful&#8217; girl who has demanded the good stuff &#8211; I have a feeding you&#8217;ll do well. I know I like to think that breastfeeding is a natural continuum for our bodies, and that the mechanisms in place will natural help us in time. Trying to say there that there are still many mysteries around breastfeeding, and mother-baby pairs like yours are helping discover more.</p>
<p>I&#8217;m glad to have leart about PLO from you today!</p>
<p>Charndra</p>
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