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In a message dated 6/28/99 4:53:38 PM Pacific Daylight Time,

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In a message dated 6/29/99 8:08:00 AM !!!First Boot!!!,

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<< I am somehow this eternal

optimist that people will be as openminded as myself. Alas, that isn't ho >>

I also have been reading these posts and they are very interesting, so I

can't help but put in my 2 cents....

I gotta say that when I read the replies to Amy's posts, I felt kinda bad for

her. She is entitled to her feelings about this very personal and individual

situation, and I just didn't see the need for her to be put on the spot to

justify the way she felt. We just get gut reactions on these kinds of

things, kind of like being an organ donor or organ recipient.

I think what Wendi did felt right and natural to her and the rest involved

under the circumstances. But if it just doesn " t feel right for someone else,

that should be ok too. I don " t think it has to do with being *openminded*,

just a matter of finding yourself in a situation and making a decision. JMO.

Joan

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> comes in big spurts as she is overseas.

Yup, that's me... the Spurter. :)

Now that my ISP is a little less flaky, Eudora has decided not to

cooperate. All last night and all this morning, it crashes when I try

to get mail, or even when I try to exit it! So this is all being sent

from Netscape Communicator... I hope the messages are readable and not

packed with " & nbsp;'s "

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In a message dated 6/29/99 7:49:18 PM Eastern Daylight Time,

naturebaby@... writes:

<< I was

asked questions that made me feel as if I were sneaking around trying to

nurse everyone's baby.

Wendi >>

LOL...now that brings up a funny image....some woman with engorged breasts

sneaking around in a trenchcoat saying .....Pssst, hey kid....wanna some

really good milk??? I got the good stuff!

LOL

Tiffani

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In a message dated 6/29/99 11:49:20 PM !!!First Boot!!!,

naturebaby@... writes:

<< I was

asked questions that made me feel as if I were sneaking around trying to

nurse everyone's baby. >>

I am ROFL about this! I think what you did was a wonderful and caring

expression of your love for children and your dear friends. I don't feel at

all that you need to justify why you helped your friend and your friend's

baby, the same way I don't feel Amy needed to justify why she wouldn't want

to have someone else nurse her child. There is no right or wrong. I can't

even imagine anyone coming up with the idea of someone sneaking around trying

to nurse everyone's baby - how ridiculous. Personally, I don't know what I

would do - the situation would have to present itself and I would have to

see. My views on things change - theoretically I may think one way, but put

me in *the shoes* and it could be an altogether different scenario. Joan

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Joan,

Well I was asked on and offlist to justify my feelings and my experience.

I don't think anyone should do something that feels wrong to them. I was

asked questions that made me feel as if I were sneaking around trying to

nurse everyone's baby.

Wendi

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In a message dated 6/29/99 8:08:00 AM !!!First Boot!!!,

naturebaby@... writes:

<< I am somehow this eternal

optimist that people will be as openminded as myself. Alas, that isn't ho

>>

I also have been reading these posts and they are very interesting, so I

can't help but put in my 2 cents....

I gotta say that when I read the replies to Amy's posts, I felt kinda bad

for

her. She is entitled to her feelings about this very personal and

individual

situation, and I just didn't see the need for her to be put on the spot to

justify the way she felt. We just get gut reactions on these kinds of

things, kind of like being an organ donor or organ recipient.

I think what Wendi did felt right and natural to her and the rest involved

under the circumstances. But if it just doesn " t feel right for someone

else,

that should be ok too. I don " t think it has to do with being *openminded*,

just a matter of finding yourself in a situation and making a decision.

JMO.

Joan

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Reading that now it doesn't at all sound like I meant it. It almost sounds

dirty when reading it back. LOL OOPS!

Wendi

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> comes in big spurts as she is overseas.

Yup, that's me... the Spurter. :)

Now that my ISP is a little less flaky, Eudora has decided not to

cooperate. All last night and all this morning, it crashes when I try

to get mail, or even when I try to exit it! So this is all being sent

from Netscape Communicator... I hope the messages are readable and not

packed with " & nbsp;'s "

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Tiffani,

That is exactly how it felt. It did make me mad at first but now I am laughing,

especially after that image. Thanks.

Wendi

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In a message dated 6/29/99 7:49:18 PM Eastern Daylight Time,

naturebaby@... writes:

<< I was

asked questions that made me feel as if I were sneaking around trying to

nurse everyone's baby.

Wendi >>

LOL...now that brings up a funny image....some woman with engorged breasts

sneaking around in a trenchcoat saying .....Pssst, hey kid....wanna some

really good milk??? I got the good stuff!

LOL

Tiffani

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wendi---

I have been overwhelmed with mail lately so I havent responded---but I about

nursing another womans baby I think what you did for your friend and her baby

was wonderful and commendable. I would do the same in a situation where I had

to. I think people have problems with it because nursing is such an intimate

act and many mothers dont want to share that intimacy with another KWIM? but

women in France used to send their babies far away to LIVE with wet nurses

until they were weaned---then came formula.

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In a message dated 6/30/99 5:32:37 PM Central Daylight Time,

naturebaby@... writes:

<< " Did that woman know you nursed her

baby? " >>

Well I was more or less trying to ask if she kne BEFORE you did it. Or did

you tell her after she came back??

Of course I would assume you would tell her about the childs activites when

she returned.

Amy

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Amy,

She did not know. Like I said she had been late returning and it wasn't a

planned situation. She didn't leave any breastmilk or a bottle only a cup

which the baby wasn't about to take.

Wendi

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In a message dated 6/30/99 5:32:37 PM Central Daylight Time,

naturebaby@... writes:

<< " Did that woman know you nursed her

baby? " >>

Well I was more or less trying to ask if she kne BEFORE you did it. Or did

you tell her after she came back??

Of course I would assume you would tell her about the childs activites when

she returned.

Amy

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In a message dated 6/29/99 6:35:16 PM Central Daylight Time,

angehowe@... writes:

<< Of all the men

I have asked about breastfeeding, *they* would love to see more women

breastfeeding, >>

Well of course THEY would what man wouldn't want extra boob around in sight.

I asked my husband if he minded seeing women BF in public he said NO WAY he

LOVED it. :)

AMy

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In a message dated 7/6/99 10:04:34 AM Eastern Daylight Time,

Feb98@... writes:

<< I asked my husband if he minded seeing women BF in public he said NO WAY

he

LOVED it. :) >>

Could your husband talk to mine??? He expects me to breastfeed our daughter,

but I'm not allowed to do it within eye shot of anyone!! Even in our own

home, if someone is over, I have to go into our bedroom (which is like a

dungeon) to feed her. He would absolutely freak if he found out that I fed

her at Friendly's last night. I think I've mastered the baby in one hand and

a spoonful of icecream in the other. LOL

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Yes, he is incredibly modest. I had my friend in the delivery room with us

because she's an awesome coach, especially where my husband lacked, and I had

to convince him in between contractions to let her stay. He doesn't consider

parts of my body " his property " , he just doesn't think that I have cooth when

it comes to body parts. I think he's just jealous that my body does

incredible things, and his just sits in front of the computer and holds his

head up!!!

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Maybe as time goes on your dh will feel more comfortable with bfdg in front

of other people. For me it would become really old to have to be by myself.

I hope it passes soon!

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In a message dated 7/6/99 11:15:46 AM Central Daylight Time, NFLI4U@...

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<< He would absolutely freak if he found out that I fed

her at Friendly's last night. >>

I would let him freak. I admit when was tiny I went into another room

if I was at someone elses house but at MY house let the boobs fall where they

may. If he had somthign to say about it I would tell him to go pound salt.

If he wants to grow breasts and feed the baby in the bedroom have at it. Or

tell him that he also has to go with you when you feed her so he sees what it

is liek to always have to leave the action. A few 30 minute feeding sesions

in a bathroom shoudl do the trick for him.

Amy

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No offense, but I think your dh should have to go in the bedroom to eat. I

think that is crazy. Is he reluctant to share " his " breasts or is he just

incredibly modest? That must be difficult for you. I know that I wouldn't

be able to comply with that. I breastfeed wherever I am when my baby is

hungry.

Wendi

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In a message dated 7/6/99 10:04:34 AM Eastern Daylight Time,

Feb98@... writes:

<< I asked my husband if he minded seeing women BF in public he said NO WAY

he

LOVED it. :) >>

Could your husband talk to mine??? He expects me to breastfeed our

daughter,

but I'm not allowed to do it within eye shot of anyone!! Even in our own

home, if someone is over, I have to go into our bedroom (which is like a

dungeon) to feed her. He would absolutely freak if he found out that I fed

her at Friendly's last night. I think I've mastered the baby in one hand

and

a spoonful of icecream in the other. LOL

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> << Of all the men

> I have asked about breastfeeding, *they* would love to see more women

> breastfeeding, >>

>

> Well of course THEY would what man wouldn't want extra boob around in sight.

> I asked my husband if he minded seeing women BF in public he said NO WAY he

> LOVED it. :)

>

So see? Those women who blame the lack of breastfeeding on breasts

being sexual objects do so because that's what they are in THEIR

minds... THAT's where we have to focus on changing society!

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<< Yes, he is incredibly modest >>

Just out of curiosity, was he ever around another mom bfing and how did he

feel about it? Of course modesty goes out the door after being probed x

amount of times during that first labor experience. I think for me that was

worse than the actual labor, just feeling such a total loss of personal

privacy. I also felt a bit self conscious about having the nurse and doc

watching me after delivery for that first latch/nursing attempt. Just my

experience. Joan

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In a message dated 7/6/99 7:50:37 PM Pacific Daylight Time, MJplus5@...

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<< having the nurse and doc

watching me after delivery for that first latch/nursing attempt. >>

the nurse held my boob and rubbed cades face with it!!!!!!! he didnt/couldnt

nurse for a few days though, so it was unsuccesful. but still.. i didnt feel

i needed help and i hadnt asked--oh well!! better than no help atall! lol

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In a message dated 7/6/99 10:50:38 PM Eastern Daylight Time, MJplus5@...

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<< was he ever around another mom bfing and how did he

feel about it? >>

He was never breastfed, his sister didn't bfd her kids, neither did any of

his sil's. I guess I'm the first one. He knows that the breast is best, and

even makes sure I eat well and take my vitamins, but he still attaches that

sexual stigma to it. Drives me nuts!! I think I will ask him to eat in the

bedroom, and watch the reaction on his face. LOL

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In a message dated 7/6/99 9:50:41 PM Central Daylight Time, MJplus5@...

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<< I think for me that was

worse than the actual labor, just feeling such a total loss of personal

privacy. >>

All the looking and probing didn't bother me in the least. In fact the first

time I ever met 's Ped I was sitting on the toliet having a nice sitz

bath he knocked on the door and I said Come In :) He came in and said Oh I

will come back later :) hehehehe

Amy

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That was one of the great things about my homebirth. No poking, no

prodding. They checked me internally only at my request and barely

bothered me at all. Zaid didn't get poked either. I didn't have to give

up my privacy at all.

Wendi

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In a message dated 7/6/99 9:50:41 PM Central Daylight Time, MJplus5@...

writes:

<< I think for me that was

worse than the actual labor, just feeling such a total loss of personal

privacy. >>

All the looking and probing didn't bother me in the least. In fact the

first

time I ever met 's Ped I was sitting on the toliet having a nice sitz

bath he knocked on the door and I said Come In :) He came in and said Oh I

will come back later :) hehehehe

Amy

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In a message dated 7/6/99 3:00:58 PM Pacific Daylight Time, NFLI4U@...

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<< think he's just jealous that my body does

incredible things, and his just sits in front of the computer and holds his

head up!!!

>>

That was too funny !

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In a message dated 7/7/99 1:19:02 AM Central Daylight Time, Phawxsee@...

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<< the nurse held my boob and rubbed cades face with it!!!!!!! >>

Allli-

I had the same exact thing happen to me. They brought Davian into the room

and once I opened up my gown the nurse just started rubbing his face with my

boob. I HAD been modest up until then LOL.

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