article_snippet: Breastfeeding has been shown to have many health benefits, for mother and baby - and Cassandra Fellingham is pleased and proud Cassandra Fellingham was able to breastfeed all three of Cassandra Fellingham children.
article_snippet: Yet two years ago, breastfeeding Cassandra Fellingham third baby left Cassandra, 34, suffering from a condition that nearly killed Cassandra Fellingham.
article_snippet: Cassandra Fellingham'd developed mastitis, which affects one in ten breastfeeding women and occurs when a milk duct, which transports milk to the nipple, becomes blocked.
article_snippet: Cassandra Fellingham got mastitis so bad when Cassandra Fellingham breastfed Cassandra Fellingham third child (r) Cassandra Fellingham nearly died.
article_snippet: Despite her condition, Cassandra was keen to continue breastfeeding. '
article_snippet: Reduction in a woman's risk of breast cancer if Cassandra breastfeeds Cassandra baby . '
article_snippet: Nurses held the baby to Cassandra breast so Jensen could continue to be breastfed.
article_snippet: her breast was still sore, but Cassandra carried on breastfeeding.
article_snippet: Breastfeeding was still the best food for the baby
article_snippet: Cassandra wants to raise awareness among breastfeeding women of the dangers of mastitis .
article_snippet: a woman wants to raise awareness among breastfeeding women of the dangers of mastitis. '
highlights_snippet: Cassandra Fellingham, 34, from Littlehampton, developed mastitis .
  