And I specifically said that I wanted to keep breastfeeding my daughter because my daughter was failing to gain weight at this time as well.

And the pediatrician, a male, looked at my daughter and he goes, oh, sweetie, do you have an eating disorder?

And I am a first time mom recovering from a C-section.

I am in this pediatrician's office without my husband.

I am a wreck.

And I'm just doing everything in me to keep it together.

And I left with samples of formula and that that was the solution.

When you're navigating this, what we have is a tool that I can go in and say,

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in cellular and molecular biology. And my focus is on the molecular components of human milk,

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