From Judy's talk - breastfeeding

[Guest guest]

If positive ...

³.... Follow the HIV precautions. Don't share toothbrushes because you can

have bleeding gums or razors. Use safe sexual techniques and I say here do

not breastfeed. It's don't breastfeed after six weeks when the maternal

antibodies go away. When they did that in Japan where ATL (that aggressive

leukemia) was rising in the late seventies and early eighties, all they did

was say ³Okay no breast feeding!² and 40% reduction of ATL rates in Japan.

So prevent the spread of this virus and you can reduce the disease and

protect your family and your children.²

[Guest guest]

I believe breastfeeding as helped prevent anything in my second and third

children. It's much easier to limit my own diet than put my trust in a can of

formula.

- in Mobile, AL

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> If positive ...

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> ³.... Follow the HIV precautions. Don't share toothbrushes because you can

> have bleeding gums or razors. Use safe sexual techniques and I say here do

> not breastfeed. It's don't breastfeed after six weeks when the maternal

> antibodies go away. When they did that in Japan where ATL (that aggressive

> leukemia) was rising in the late seventies and early eighties, all they did

> was say ³Okay no breast feeding!² and 40% reduction of ATL rates in Japan.

> So prevent the spread of this virus and you can reduce the disease and

> protect your family and your children.²

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[Guest guest]

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> this was specifically related to people who are XMRV positive, to avoid the

> risk of passing on the virus through breastmilk

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> Natasa

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> I believe breastfeeding as helped prevent anything in my second and third

> children. It's much easier to limit my own diet than put my trust in a can of

> formula.

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> - in Mobile, AL

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>> > If positive ...

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>> > ³.... Follow the HIV precautions. Don't share toothbrushes because you can

>> > have bleeding gums or razors. Use safe sexual techniques and I say here do

>> > not breastfeed. It's don't breastfeed after six weeks when the maternal

>> > antibodies go away. When they did that in Japan where ATL (that aggressive

>> > leukemia) was rising in the late seventies and early eighties, all they did

>> > was say ³Okay no breast feeding!² and 40% reduction of ATL rates in Japan.

>> > So prevent the spread of this virus and you can reduce the disease and

>> > protect your family and your children.²

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