No It hasnt. As I have shown both through my scientific articles and websites other people (I believe Piper?) showed. Passive immunity ends at 72 hours for the most part, and 2-3 months total. You work ina hospital right? Go ask a doctor when 'passive transfer of maternal immunoglobulins into fetal circulation' ends. And make sure to ask a doctor, as they are the ones that have been trained in physiology, histology and biochemistry.
But honestly, if others wanna believe this. I dont really care. I will continue to, not believe, since that gives an idea that there may be other possibilities out there, but to know things that have been proven over and over and over again though, and have tons of research to back it up.
And with that, I am out. Class and then actually to a doctors appointment today.





. I dont really care. I will continue to, not believe, since that gives an idea that there may be other possibilities out there, but to know things that have been proven over and over and over again though, and have tons of research to back it up.

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Lorelai Feb 2010
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i know it shouldnt but man.... It does get to me.
I can relate! I only breastfed Nikaia for a month and I dealt with a lot of mixed emotions about it.






Jessym is my twin 

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