[CookAMH]

<p>Does one exist? Thanks!</p>

 

[TiredX2]

<p>Have you tried LLL (La Leche League)?</p>
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<p>Good luck!  I hope everything is going well.</p>

 

[Jane]

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[CookAMH]

<p>Thanks! I'll pass it on, this is for a friend.</p>

 

[changingseasons]

<p>Birth and Beyond also has a free breastfeeding hotline.   <a href="http://www.birthandbeyond.com/breastfeedinghelp.html" target="_blank">http://www.birthandbeyond.com/breastfeedinghelp.html</a></p>
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<p>I swear the hospitals around here used to have them too, but it looks like they all charge now.  </p>
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<p>Also- I know at Valley Medical Center, they have a free parent support group every week, and it's run by a lactation specialist.  Other hospitals might have something similar.</p>

 

[Graceie]

<p>La Leche League is great : ) and free and usuuly La Leche League momma will come out and help with a new baby : ) . birth and beyond is great too there breatfeeding 911 group is good and the firstweeks</p>

 

[DahliaRW]

<p>Also, some insurances will cover lactation consultants.  I know the ones at Evergreen were able to successfully bill my insurance when I went in for help with ds1 (though this was nearly 6 years ago).  I think the fact that they are also nurses helped.</p>

 

[jennklogan]

<p>Evergreen Hospital has a <a href="http://www.evergreenhospital.org/landing.cfm?id=1387" target="_blank">Breastfeeding Center</a> that offers free phone consultations.  I called it almost daily after I had my first baby.</p>