Congratulations.
Go to http://www.asklenore.info/breastfeeding/abindex.shtml scroll down to induced lactation. There is infor there. Also go to the forums and there is a section specifically on naturally induced lactation.
Call the local hospital to rent a hospital grade breast pump. In my town that's $35 a month. Start pumping every two hours during the day and maybe even once or twice at night. You probably won't get anything for a few weeks, but you need to start NOW!!!!!
Buy yourself a supplementer. Most adoptive nursing moms like the lactaid. http://www.lact-aid.com/
Get some donor milk. http://milkshare.birthingforlife.com/ You will need it to start with and may need it for the first year of life.
I am still nursing my 2.5 year old adopted daughter. (I take my last domperidone on Wed.) I pumped for 11 months before my daughter was born. (I was still nursing my bioson.) I lost most of my frozen milk in a freezer accident, but was still able to get her to 5 months on just my fresh milk and remaining frozen milk. At 5 months I added in donor milk (I would use the supplementer when she was clearly not getting any more milk from me.) At one year I switched from donor milk to cow's milk. She still uses the supplementer with milk for sleep.
After my son was born I donated milk to an adopted baby. That mom could not make milk, but she did nurse both children. They exclusively got breastmilk (donated) the first year of life. She would use the donor milk in the supplementer and nurse them at breast.
Let me know if I can answer any other questions. Adoptive nursing is a bit of work, and can be expensive (though you don't have to buy formula,) but it is so well worth it.
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