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Milk update

I have the most amazing life.  I am given freely the gift of life and health for my son.  This is where my freezer stands now Under those few bags it is loaded to the bottom with about 350 little pink containers full of happiness.  And there is more to come :-)  And I still have a couple of wonderful women pumping for me (Andrea, Pip).  What an amazing life I have. Posted by Breastfeeding with Cancer at 09:48