article_snippet: Such was my determination to give her daughter the best start in life, I was expressing milk for Laura Wright, despite the huge abscess across the centre of my right breast.
article_snippet: Three days later my right breast looked red and sore and was tender to touch.
article_snippet: an abscess had grown and the pressure from my building milk supply meant I had no choice but to start expressing again.
article_snippet: deep abscess under the skin of Laura (pictured with Summer at one month) right breast .
article_snippet: The next day, while waiting to be seen at the clinic, the abscess burst, leaving a deep, gaping wound across her right breast.
article_snippet: When the abscess burst, Laura (pictured) was left with a gaping wound on Laura (pictured) right breast, despite this Laura (pictured) carried on trying to breastfeed with Laura (pictured) left breast .
article_snippet: Within a month a gaping wound on her right breast had almost miraculously healed and I went back to feeding with my right breast but two weeks later, a gaping wound on her right breast again felt inflamed.
article_snippet: A second abscess was duly drained but further ultrasounds revealed four more absesses in my right breast.
article_snippet: I was not failing my baby and almost immediately my breasts recovered and I suffered no further abscesses.
highlights_snippet: Laura Wright developed a huge abscess across the centre of Laura Wright right breast .
  