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Learning to let down for pump?



 
 
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Old January 26th 04, 01:57 PM
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Sidheag McCormack wrote:
go iu writes:


I let down best if I read a novel while pumping. Just trying not to
think about pumping doesn't work for me. Usually about a minute or so
after I get really absorbed into the novel, I feel the letdown and it
knocks me out of my book trance and reminds that I'm pumping. =) When I
was pumping at home, I watched TV.


Thanks, I tried this this morning and it does really seem to help. (I
pumped 40ml - still not much, but a big percentage increase!)


I'm glad! It'll get better, I'm sure. The more you pump, the more relaxed
about it you'll be and then you'll be able to get more during a session.

Manda
 




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