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Sad boobs: What I learned from my weird pregnancy symptom
by Adrienne Hodges posted in Mom Stories I gots the "sad boobs." At least that's what the hubs and I call 'em. Brush against "the ladies" the wrong way and I experience a rush of sadness and the urge to cry. No pain - just deep melancholy triggered by the perilous activity of changing my... Read more » Want to get the full story? Click on the headline above. And thanks for reading the BabyCenter Blog. http://bit.ly/1ix9Ibb
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My experience with D-MER
My experience with D-MER
So we are all told about the loveliness of breastfeeding, the love hormone, the bonding…always positives around breastfeeding from professionals and breastfeeding mothers. And it is with lots of ladies so true, breastfeeding really is a great thing, that love hormone is really strong and flowing through your body. But this is not the experience all mothers have…it’s not all as it’s ‘sold’ to us.…
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Caffeine free for a week and I've seen a dramatic difference. Things are much better now. Only a few episodes a day and most if not all are mild and I can deal with them. I'm going to drink a cup of coffee tomorrow to see if that's really what was causing such terrible dmer.
4 times in less than 10 minutes
I have no clue what triggered this other than Jean was ready to nurse, but it was awful. Robert was home with me thankfully and made me some Blues Away tea (st johns wart) I'm now sitting on my bed watching Thor, nursing and drinking the tea. I've been trying water infused with lemons which seemed to be helping. The last two days have been easier. I've gone off dairy as much as possible, only small amounts of cheese or yogurt here and there. I'm now going to start trying some of the suggestions on d-mer.org. I just don't understand why some days I'll be doing pretty good and thinking I've found some diet changes that helped and then boom 4 drops in 10 minutes. The first one was so bad I could literally feel myself falling inside. I leaned on my kitchen table to keep from collapsing because it was so intense. Are any of my followers dealing with d-mer or do you know someone with it?
A message from one of my former clients, who experienced a rare but serious breastfeeding complication: Hey Jennifer, I am expecting my 2nd baby . . . and I had a question about breastfeeding. I have tried reaching out to a few people and no one seems to be able to really help me. I ebf [my first baby] until he was 12.5 months old. At around 10 months old, right around when we moved, I developed what I feel was bad breastfeeding aversion. I had it for the whole 2.5 months I continued to breastfeed. The feelings would come on as soon as he latched, I had feelings of uncontrollable anger, feelings of want to throw him(I would never do that), many other horrible feelings, and would often scratch my legs or dig my nails in to deal with the whole nursing session, leaving a bit of scarring for a while. I'm more concerned about still having this when baby #2 is born. I want to have a positive nursing relationship with this baby and I absolutely loved nursing up until these feelings started. Do you know if it is likely I will still have these feelings when the baby is born or does it all start out new? Do you know if there are ways to get through it if it develops again? Any information you can give me is appreciated. BTW, if we were still in MD, we would have hired you again P.S. If you feel someone else might find this question helpful, feel free to post it publicly, but please do not post my name. Thanks. Congratulations on your pregnancy!Â
I'm sorry to hear that you had trouble with breastfeeding. It sounds like you had a great start. I think the feelings you were having were Dysphoric Milk Ejection Reflex, D-MER. I don't know if the D-MER will return right away with the new baby, if it will hold off for many months, or if it will stay away altogether. The good news is that there are treatments that can help. I hope you'll take the research to your doctor now and discuss a course of action so that you can be prepared. The website http://d-mer.org/ has information on a variety of possible treatments. And of course, I hope you'll find a doula. Thank you for allowing me to share your question with others. I will do so as soon as I scrub identifying information. I wish you all the best. Please let me know how things go. Jennifer
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