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post #21 of 23
As a donor myself, I mention this site to everyone I know that may have any interest whatsoever (as a parent in need for their child or as a donor).

But like I've found, I have yet to need MilkShare in order to find a recipient family - as word of mouth through friends has found me families without my even trying.
post #22 of 23
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Update & Bump.

I now count myself as a success story on the Milk Share site.

I am encouraging both donors and recipients that I meet in person to post.

I have been contacted more by PM than by post. I have now had four donors contact me and all within driving distance, although I have had a few 2+ hour drives. I loved meeting the donor moms and their babies.

I am still looking for ways to get the word out. I am having a booth at a Mother & Baby Expo in Minneapolis and plan on having a handout for Milk Share there.

Any other ideas ?

Besides Milk Share and for-profit milk banks, are there any other websites or companies that anyone knows of that offers donor breast milk?

Thank you to all who have helped on this thread.
post #23 of 23
Other things that you can do are change your siggy or put links out on social networking sites.

Also you can send a letter or email to all the people you know, if you feel comfortable. Word of mouth is a powerful too. You can also look up LC's and birth proffesionals-- for HMBANA donations, you can only donate in teh first year-- I wish the hospital would have given me a brochure, or pushed it the way that they did with cord blood banking.
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