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   Faye from Portsmouth says:

   Apr 1, 17:54

   Oh, I see your silly little message has gone now. Maybe the adults can get back to their discussion.

   Do you breastfeed your baby?

   No
2.  
   Faye from Portsmouth says:

   Apr 1, 17:35

   Me from here:
   
   How terrible I should talk about breasts and breastfeeding on a board about breasts and breastfeeding! What's your problem?!

   Do you breastfeed your baby?

   No
3.  
   k from uk says:

   Apr 1, 15:39

   i tried to breastfeed my baby, but i found it very difficult due to having an emergency c-section, so i agree with faye, as she is right, not all women can breastfeed!

   Do you breastfeed your baby?

   No
4.  
   Faye from Portsmouth says:

   Mar 25, 07:57

   Boob from Boobland:
   
   No, not all women can breastfeed. I couldn't latch my DD on. Nor could 4 midwives, the breastfeeding councillor, my mum or the paediatricians. I was in hospital for 4 days following her birth trying to get her to feed. To use the word devastated here is not an exaggeration and I believed I had failed my daughter for months which led to quite severe postnatal depression.
   
   I expressed exclusively for a few weeks so she received some of my milk but this was nowhere as near as I wanted to feed her for. In the end I had no choice but to bottlefeed as I was expressing no more than 2oz every 4 hours for a 12lb baby and she was constantly hungry. I was very upset, felt I had failed and found myself justifying myself to everyone every time I bottlefed in public.
   
   I would have given everything to suffered with cracked nipples, mastitis and all the other probs mums get when feeding. Instead I was left feeling inadequate and a complete failure as a mum.
   
   Please don't assume that all mums can feed.

   Do you breastfeed your baby?

   No
5.  
   Frustrated from Everywhere says:

   Mar 24, 11:44

   I would if I could. Regretfully, I am not female.

   Do you breastfeed your baby?

   No

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