Know any good IBCLC's in Asheville?

[Livie'smomma]

Hi Mamas.  

My husband's boss has a friend in Asheville who is due with twins and is looking for an IBCLC (preferably in private practice).  I'm an IBCLC in Durham, but I don't know any in Asheville, though I did look on the Find an IBCLC website of ILCA and ZipMilk.org. I figured I'd try here to get your opinions, good/bad/ugly. :)  

Thanks so much for your help.

[veggielover]

Susan Mooney of Asheville has been offering breastfeeding support for 15 + years. She rocks. She is a La Leche League leader. I believe she is also IBCLC.  You can contact her through motheringthemama.com <3 HTH

[NW2SE]

I don't know that Susan is still with Mothering the Mama because that is Jordan Glover's business and she has moved to Virginia. Here is the latest contact info I have for Susan:

http://www.wncbabylady.com/

Hope that helps. I know of a few other breastfeeding counselors and La Leche League leaders, but I don't know if they are IBCLC.

-s

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