Just curious...

[thefrogprincess]

Its good to know that breast feeding is a possibility! I don't know why, but I just always assumed that our milk would be lacking in some vital nutrient....CF effects everything else, why not breast milk? But I'm relieved now!

 

[thefrogprincess]

Its good to know that breast feeding is a possibility! I don't know why, but I just always assumed that our milk would be lacking in some vital nutrient....CF effects everything else, why not breast milk? But I'm relieved now!

 

[mom2lillian]

I wonder if anyone has ever checked breastmilk of someone who is pancreatic insufficient to see if it is different than someone iwth cf who is pancreatic sufficient compared to 'normal'?

does anyone know?

 

[mom2lillian]

I wonder if anyone has ever checked breastmilk of someone who is pancreatic insufficient to see if it is different than someone iwth cf who is pancreatic sufficient compared to 'normal'?

does anyone know?

 

[mom2lillian]

I wonder if anyone has ever checked breastmilk of someone who is pancreatic insufficient to see if it is different than someone iwth cf who is pancreatic sufficient compared to 'normal'?

does anyone know?

 

[mom2lillian]

I wonder if anyone has ever checked breastmilk of someone who is pancreatic insufficient to see if it is different than someone iwth cf who is pancreatic sufficient compared to 'normal'?

does anyone know?

 

[mom2lillian]

I wonder if anyone has ever checked breastmilk of someone who is pancreatic insufficient to see if it is different than someone iwth cf who is pancreatic sufficient compared to 'normal'?

does anyone know?

 

[mom2lillian]

I wonder if anyone has ever checked breastmilk of someone who is pancreatic insufficient to see if it is different than someone iwth cf who is pancreatic sufficient compared to 'normal'?

does anyone know?

 

[wanderlost]

<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote><i>Originally posted by: <b>mom2lillian</b></i>

I wonder if anyone has ever checked breastmilk of someone who is pancreatic insufficient to see if it is different than someone iwth cf who is pancreatic sufficient compared to 'normal'?



does anyone know?</end quote></div>

I don't know, but I am willing to bet that it's fine - seeing as our kids are all healthy. I did sign up at <a target=_blank class=ftalternatingbarlinklarge href="http://neonatal.ama.ttuhsc.edu/lact/">http://neonatal.ama.ttuhsc.edu/lact/</a> to offer milk samples for lactation research, but i haven't been contacted yet.

I think also, if your vitamin levels and stuff are normal on your bloodwork then they would be normal in your breastmilk.

I also think there are so many benefits to breastfeeding as far as immunities, bonding, etc. that it would be a shame if CF moms found that their milk was lower in say....vitamin K and so they were discouraged from breastfeeding.

 

[wanderlost]

<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote><i>Originally posted by: <b>mom2lillian</b></i>

I wonder if anyone has ever checked breastmilk of someone who is pancreatic insufficient to see if it is different than someone iwth cf who is pancreatic sufficient compared to 'normal'?



does anyone know?</end quote></div>

I don't know, but I am willing to bet that it's fine - seeing as our kids are all healthy. I did sign up at <a target=_blank class=ftalternatingbarlinklarge href="http://neonatal.ama.ttuhsc.edu/lact/">http://neonatal.ama.ttuhsc.edu/lact/</a> to offer milk samples for lactation research, but i haven't been contacted yet.

I think also, if your vitamin levels and stuff are normal on your bloodwork then they would be normal in your breastmilk.

I also think there are so many benefits to breastfeeding as far as immunities, bonding, etc. that it would be a shame if CF moms found that their milk was lower in say....vitamin K and so they were discouraged from breastfeeding.

 

[wanderlost]

<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote><i>Originally posted by: <b>mom2lillian</b></i>

I wonder if anyone has ever checked breastmilk of someone who is pancreatic insufficient to see if it is different than someone iwth cf who is pancreatic sufficient compared to 'normal'?



does anyone know?</end quote></div>

I don't know, but I am willing to bet that it's fine - seeing as our kids are all healthy. I did sign up at <a target=_blank class=ftalternatingbarlinklarge href="http://neonatal.ama.ttuhsc.edu/lact/">http://neonatal.ama.ttuhsc.edu/lact/</a> to offer milk samples for lactation research, but i haven't been contacted yet.

I think also, if your vitamin levels and stuff are normal on your bloodwork then they would be normal in your breastmilk.

I also think there are so many benefits to breastfeeding as far as immunities, bonding, etc. that it would be a shame if CF moms found that their milk was lower in say....vitamin K and so they were discouraged from breastfeeding.

 

[wanderlost]

<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote><i>Originally posted by: <b>mom2lillian</b></i>

I wonder if anyone has ever checked breastmilk of someone who is pancreatic insufficient to see if it is different than someone iwth cf who is pancreatic sufficient compared to 'normal'?



does anyone know?</end quote></div>

I don't know, but I am willing to bet that it's fine - seeing as our kids are all healthy. I did sign up at <a target=_blank class=ftalternatingbarlinklarge href="http://neonatal.ama.ttuhsc.edu/lact/">http://neonatal.ama.ttuhsc.edu/lact/</a> to offer milk samples for lactation research, but i haven't been contacted yet.

I think also, if your vitamin levels and stuff are normal on your bloodwork then they would be normal in your breastmilk.

I also think there are so many benefits to breastfeeding as far as immunities, bonding, etc. that it would be a shame if CF moms found that their milk was lower in say....vitamin K and so they were discouraged from breastfeeding.

 

[wanderlost]

<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote><i>Originally posted by: <b>mom2lillian</b></i>

I wonder if anyone has ever checked breastmilk of someone who is pancreatic insufficient to see if it is different than someone iwth cf who is pancreatic sufficient compared to 'normal'?



does anyone know?</end quote>

I don't know, but I am willing to bet that it's fine - seeing as our kids are all healthy. I did sign up at <a target=_blank class=ftalternatingbarlinklarge href="http://neonatal.ama.ttuhsc.edu/lact/">http://neonatal.ama.ttuhsc.edu/lact/</a> to offer milk samples for lactation research, but i haven't been contacted yet.

I think also, if your vitamin levels and stuff are normal on your bloodwork then they would be normal in your breastmilk.

I also think there are so many benefits to breastfeeding as far as immunities, bonding, etc. that it would be a shame if CF moms found that their milk was lower in say....vitamin K and so they were discouraged from breastfeeding.

 

[wanderlost]

<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote><i>Originally posted by: <b>mom2lillian</b></i>

I wonder if anyone has ever checked breastmilk of someone who is pancreatic insufficient to see if it is different than someone iwth cf who is pancreatic sufficient compared to 'normal'?



does anyone know?</end quote>

I don't know, but I am willing to bet that it's fine - seeing as our kids are all healthy. I did sign up at <a target=_blank class=ftalternatingbarlinklarge href="http://neonatal.ama.ttuhsc.edu/lact/">http://neonatal.ama.ttuhsc.edu/lact/</a> to offer milk samples for lactation research, but i haven't been contacted yet.

I think also, if your vitamin levels and stuff are normal on your bloodwork then they would be normal in your breastmilk.

I also think there are so many benefits to breastfeeding as far as immunities, bonding, etc. that it would be a shame if CF moms found that their milk was lower in say....vitamin K and so they were discouraged from breastfeeding.

 

[mom2lillian]

wanderlost

Thanks for this website! I submitted myself as well.

In addition it is looking like I am not ditchign this illness on my own so I will probably start on cipro or iv's today and I looked up all the posts and questions on such. Thank you.

In addition I want to start on xolair this month and had been referred to Dr.Hale's site by my lactation consultant but did not find this part site which is much ebtter. I will have them post my questions asap.

Thanks!

--oh and I agree I would hope if they find that cf pancreatic insufficient milk is deficient in somethign then a vitamin would be added or whatever BF is too beneficial to eliminate. I had my vitamin levels tested after birth just to double check myself.

 

[mom2lillian]

wanderlost

Thanks for this website! I submitted myself as well.

In addition it is looking like I am not ditchign this illness on my own so I will probably start on cipro or iv's today and I looked up all the posts and questions on such. Thank you.

In addition I want to start on xolair this month and had been referred to Dr.Hale's site by my lactation consultant but did not find this part site which is much ebtter. I will have them post my questions asap.

Thanks!

--oh and I agree I would hope if they find that cf pancreatic insufficient milk is deficient in somethign then a vitamin would be added or whatever BF is too beneficial to eliminate. I had my vitamin levels tested after birth just to double check myself.

 

[mom2lillian]

wanderlost

Thanks for this website! I submitted myself as well.

In addition it is looking like I am not ditchign this illness on my own so I will probably start on cipro or iv's today and I looked up all the posts and questions on such. Thank you.

In addition I want to start on xolair this month and had been referred to Dr.Hale's site by my lactation consultant but did not find this part site which is much ebtter. I will have them post my questions asap.

Thanks!

--oh and I agree I would hope if they find that cf pancreatic insufficient milk is deficient in somethign then a vitamin would be added or whatever BF is too beneficial to eliminate. I had my vitamin levels tested after birth just to double check myself.

 

[mom2lillian]

wanderlost

Thanks for this website! I submitted myself as well.

In addition it is looking like I am not ditchign this illness on my own so I will probably start on cipro or iv's today and I looked up all the posts and questions on such. Thank you.

In addition I want to start on xolair this month and had been referred to Dr.Hale's site by my lactation consultant but did not find this part site which is much ebtter. I will have them post my questions asap.

Thanks!

--oh and I agree I would hope if they find that cf pancreatic insufficient milk is deficient in somethign then a vitamin would be added or whatever BF is too beneficial to eliminate. I had my vitamin levels tested after birth just to double check myself.

 

[mom2lillian]

wanderlost

Thanks for this website! I submitted myself as well.

In addition it is looking like I am not ditchign this illness on my own so I will probably start on cipro or iv's today and I looked up all the posts and questions on such. Thank you.

In addition I want to start on xolair this month and had been referred to Dr.Hale's site by my lactation consultant but did not find this part site which is much ebtter. I will have them post my questions asap.

Thanks!

--oh and I agree I would hope if they find that cf pancreatic insufficient milk is deficient in somethign then a vitamin would be added or whatever BF is too beneficial to eliminate. I had my vitamin levels tested after birth just to double check myself.

 

[mom2lillian]

wanderlost

Thanks for this website! I submitted myself as well.

In addition it is looking like I am not ditchign this illness on my own so I will probably start on cipro or iv's today and I looked up all the posts and questions on such. Thank you.

In addition I want to start on xolair this month and had been referred to Dr.Hale's site by my lactation consultant but did not find this part site which is much ebtter. I will have them post my questions asap.

Thanks!

--oh and I agree I would hope if they find that cf pancreatic insufficient milk is deficient in somethign then a vitamin would be added or whatever BF is too beneficial to eliminate. I had my vitamin levels tested after birth just to double check myself.