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[ID] 1184 [Interest Areas] Concerned Citizen [Comment] Being a full-time working expectant mother, I have much concern for the welfare of my child's health after my return to work. I have continuously wondered how I will go about paying for a double electric pump that will pump fast enough for me to keep up my milk production as well as not take away to much time from my employer. I have done all the research and found that the pumps with the power and speed I will need are expensive. Why couldn't the manufacturers of these pumps pair with the hospitals or independent practices to ensure that a breast pump is available to purchase and could be included in the medical bill, or at no cost to qualified individuals, and not just to rent, as this is more expensive than buying one? [Topic] 
Maternal and Infant Care Practices: Prenatal, Hospital, and Post-Delivery Care
Call To Action on Breastfeeding
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