A. Adele

By on May 5, 2018

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The whole process was a lifesaver for me! I had planned to be out of town for 4 days for a family wedding and getting enough milk supply stocked up beforehand was difficult to do, I had anxiety about leaving the baby and a fear that our our caretaker would run out of milk. I googled for information and milk stork popped up, even though it’s a little pricey it was totally worth me not having to worry while I enjoyed a fun wedding weekend event with my husband! I pumped and sent milk home from my hotel to last while I was away, it was very easy to do!

– Submitted by A. Adele

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