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Breast Feeding Question
by Mom2be530, Dec 14, 2007 12:26AM
I wasn't all that great with breast feeding when my son was a baby. I only made it two weeks with him and it just became to much for me at the time. I started work and school when he was 4 weeks old, I was gone all day, and pumping just wasn't allowed in my schedule. Times have changed and I'm no longer able to work, so I will have the time to try master the breast feeding thing this time around. I have a question, but I'm not sure if anyone will know the answers. Can I still breast feed even though I have a port?? With my health issues and nutrition challenges, will I still be able to breast feed?? Or would that make my breast milk not worth it?? I want to start finding out about it now, so if it is a option for me, I'll know what to try or expect. Any advice from those who have been able to breast feed in the past??
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