Breast Milk 'Goddess' Pumped Out 200,000 Ounces of Liquid Gold Over 4 Years | New York Post

This woman’s milk production is a cut above the “breast.” Meet Elisabeth Anderson-Sierra, an extreme breast milk donor outside Portland, Oregon, who has shared over 200,000 ounces of her “liquid gold” with families in need - all at bargain-bin rates. She’s turned her hyperlactation syndrome into a thriving operation.
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While the “pumping goddess” has become a one-of-a-kind social media influencer, her fame has also brought bizarre fetishists, breast milk-drinking bodybuilders and even robbers to her doorstep. Anderson-Sierra’s extraordinary story includes her year-long donation to baby Joaquin, whose mother died during Hurricane Maria in Puerto Rico.
From "Extreme breast milk donor has been pumping 4 years straight" - nypost.com/2019/05/09/extreme...
This breast-feeding Portland mom has only two kids of her own, but she’s breaking records for feeding hundreds more.
Along with her two daughters, Isabella, 4 and Sophia, 2, Elisabeth Anderson-Sierra estimates she’s fed about 250 other babies with her breast milk, which she donates or sells at one dollar per ounce via a Facebook page, a common platform for the breast-milk black market.
The 31-year-old claims she’s an unofficial world-record holder for the number of ounces donated: In 2018, the official Guinness World Record was 53,081 ounces, but Anderson-Sierra tells The Post that to date she’s donated about 200,000.
Anderson-Sierra has hyperlactation syndrome, which causes her to produce 230 ounces of milk per day. That’s about eight times more than the average pumping mother, says Dr. Linda Dahl, a Midtown-based breast-feeding expert and ENT, who consults many over-producers in her practice. “It’s like they don’t have an off-switch,” Dahl says. “It’s a combination of hormones, and I bet most of her breast is made of glandular (milk-producing) tissue.”
The sale and private donation of breast milk is largely unregulated, but Anderson-Sierra could be held liable if her donations cause any harm or sickness.
Elisabeth Anderson-Sierra estimates she’s fed about 250 other babies with her breast milk, which she donates or sells at one dollar per ounce via a Facebook page, a common platform for the breast-milk black market.
Elisabeth Anderson-Sierra estimates she’s fed about 250 babies with her breast milk.Vanessa Simmons Photography
Though milk banks for over-producers exist, the lengthy screening process and pasteurization makes the final product expensive. Anderson-Sierra says that she’s seen costs of up to $10 an ounce, while she charges just a dollar per ounce.
Anderson-Sierra, who keeps frozen bricks of breast milk in industrial-size freezers in her garage, connects with clients through social media. Kathy Yao, a mother of triplets who welcomed her babies through a surrogate, is grateful for Anderson-Sierra’s milk.
Breast Milk 'Goddess' Has Pumped Out 200k Ounces of Liquid Gold Over 4 Years
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She protecc She attacc But most importantly.... She got newborn babies’ baccs

[@emilywinter7472]

Zoe Goodall Thank you for this comment

[@uwu_maya3631]

Zoe Goodall don't you mean baccs

[@zoegoodall2158]

Maya Apedjinou lol I just edited it

[@funape742]

Heck yea

[@electra2731]

Zoe Goodall I love this comment 😍

[@momoredel2295]

They stole milk from her house!?! That’s so horrible

[@believeinhope1]

That's a first one I ever heard that, no lie😂😅

[@scorpioteez233]

Crazy what people can do....

[@kendram13]

I would love for her to vlog about this

[@BatmanPwnage]

What?! The lady should use a p.o. box and meet in public places. I see people coming to her house and supplies going to her house.

[@adaharrisonn]

I mean...it's a desperate need. If you can't afford it, I can understand the motivation.

[@ab.1316]

imagine breaking into a house to steal breast milk

[@Sonnenblume997]

Why would i imagine it when i do it all the time

[@wawathulu5637]

Sounds like the plot to a movie starring danny davito

[@marvinluthardt9689]

``Stewie Griffin left the Chat``

[@jackh9708]

was thinking it more a john lovitz character

[@sarabjeetsingh6305]

Only babies would do that lol 🤪

[@gailgail1983]

When she asked her husband "creamer or breast milk?" 😂😂😂😅😅😅🥛🥛🥛

[@edricfarted8765]

that's disgusting

[@vokikrew9845]

Hilarious

[@LukeLane1984]

@@edricfarted8765 And drinking milk from another species isn't?

[@hqxs]

@@edricfarted8765 but drinking cow milk is so yummy right

[@electric6877]

@@edricfarted8765 it's a joke lol

[@MsNinaskye]

Thank you so much for doing that for baby Joaquin

[@kghenry1]

She rocks!!

[@thesweetspot26]

This is absolutely beautiful.

[@316bkeb]

Jeez lol

[@meowington4941]

She deserves so much recognitions for her hard work 🌸

[@lilh4ngnail504]

E.A. Universe I’m not saying she shouldn’t but it’s a condition so she doesn’t really do any work

[@meowington4941]

@@lilh4ngnail504 Producing the milk is the part that she doesn't really do much the "hard work" but do realize the other part: marketing, packing, delivery, quality checking. Business is tough but looks easy to a lot of inexperienced ppl.

[@lilh4ngnail504]

Yes I knew someone would get triggered

[@ltzeu8510]

@@lilh4ngnail504 Who's triggered though?

[@lilh4ngnail504]

Someone out there I just know it

[@Rekkless]

For anyone living in the 21st century she pumped out 5,915 liters.

[@domino52o26]

For anyone living in the most technologically advanced society, just watch the video.

[@itsjjbtc]

Nice 👌🏻

[@CranberryCake]

WAIT THAT'S SO MUCH WHAT

[@abbygailjb170]

It’s also was told in ounces because that’s how you would measure it out for a baby as they age they get more ounces of milk in there meals.

[@sheeshou4460]

Thanks

[@c4pt1n54no]

230 Oz per day is nearly 2 gallons and 4600 calories coming from her chest. Her entire day must just be pumping milk, drinking water, and eating.

[@90AlmostFamous]

So her body is converting food into ~4600 calories, man that's insane amount of energy conversation. She should get into Guinness or something.

[@PiscesSun_Capricornrising]

Thats like switching 10oz bottles 4x in 1 pump session.

[@dirkdiggler9379]

I’d love it from the tap 😊

[@Ben-Carr]

She must need to eat more than that number of calories then.

[@Koikama]

To those of you calling this a "hobby", that's like calling donating blood a "hobby"

[@shinyo8914]

otter waters actually, blood is much more important and we don’t produce it at the rate as this lady produces breast milk. i agree it shouldn’t be called a hobby, but you definitely shouldn’t compare it to donating blood.

[@LauraM.MatosM]

shinyo exactly, donating blood is also so much more easier than what she’s doing

[@shinyo8914]

Laura Matos i didn’t exactly mean that. but okay

[@princessdavina6614]

Prolactin causes your alveoli to take nutrients (proteins, sugars) from your BLOOD supply and turn them into breast milk.

[@labledoutcast]

😩 Are we... Done... Yet?😵😱

[@ehla0144]

That woman is a hero. My total respect and admiration👏👏👏

[@sewlfn]

ehla 01 800 likes no reply’s same

[@fallenafterling4128]

"Hero"

[@santinodadulla8519]

@waterside its just compensation, i think.

[@santinodadulla8519]

@waterside i mean, what exactly is a hero, i dont really understand what you mean.

[@terririckert7069]

@@santinodadulla8519 She is SAVING babies lives !!!! That is a HERO !!!!!!

[@BunnyBoiWinkWonk]

This woman is amazing! She is such an amazing example of a selfless person.

[@plasmaastronaut]

funny how when a man is selfless, he gets much less praise, men are expected to be selfless. But when a woman is selfless, she's a saint, its so unexpected... ...what are you saying about most women?

[@Ariadne4]

​@@plasmaastronautthat's a lie. Men get praised a lot. It's women who have to do stuff that is beyond their ability in order to receive praise. Women in general are more empathetic and generous. You will never understand how selfless she is to do this, cuz you are not a woman, and you don't know how exhausting it is for the female body, to even survive with this kind of condition

[@plasmaastronaut]

​@@Ariadne4 how much praise have you given the slav men getting their guts blown out by bombs in Ukraine month? The men working in the sewers, coal mines, sulphur mines, polar oceans, logging, roofing, oil rigging, garbage processing? All these jobs are extremely dangerous, men do them and are killed and maimed at high rates. But women don't notice any of these selfless men, neither while they live, or when they die trying to make your life safer and more comfortable, and women elect not to do these thankless jobs. I will tell you how much praise you've given these men : zero. U can't even name one, and you never will. Next time u wake up, have a nice shower, put on some clean clothes, have a nice breakfast, feel healhty and fit, ask yourself why u didn't have to wake at 4am and go down bauxite mine at 6am, or sit in a trench with gangrene in your legs for a month, or work 16 hrs in a sewer. Its because, somewhere out there, there is a man doing it for you. You might want to go find him one day and thank him.

[@naughtyadventuresofmcbrouh5410]

Why is this so weird? Where do you think cow milk comes from. You literally chug down breast milk from another pregnant species

[@MrKaMa94]

Cows don't need to be pregnant, to produce milk

[@hqxs]

@@MrKaMa94 and?

[@user-js7kb5fe7v]

@@MrKaMa94 they do

[@shawnfoogle920]

Better than a human cow.

[@sky19804]

@@MrKaMa94 they impregnate them regularly then take away their babies..

[@jewlz9095]

What a truly selfless person, thank you Elizabeth 💜

[@aeliushollows4856]

You can see just how much she cares. I wish her the best luck and hope goodness comes back to her

[@Sonnenblume997]

Also an emergency water

[@Tiinagaa]

At first I thought it was odd, but hearing her story and journey gives a new light on human compassion. Bless this selfless woman for providing to babies in need. The world needs less stigma and more people like her. Thank you for showing and educating me on the importance of breast milk donation.

[@ginalin310]

Pumping milk is hard work ! Also frustrating! Props to her.

[@wasguckstdu3538]

True. But the interesting thing ist, that my milk become less from pumping.

[@pookiehoney]

@@wasguckstdu3538 Some people have a problem with letting down when pumping. It was easy for me to start leaking feeding my baby but hard when I'd start to pump.

[@2010sinnamon]

Wow she stepped up and helps so many babies, that’s awesome!

[@mariahe1729]

And some bodybuilders tooo 😂😂😂😂

[@LilySalinas11]

My first daughter was born premature and she was given donor's t milk she's 6 years old now and I have a 3 month old and I produce milk like crazy so every week I donate milk for premature babies at the hospital❤ I feel so blessed for being able to help

[@Chiara.G]

i'm in the same situation...my son is 4 month,i produce milk like crazy and i'm always leaking milk (sometimes even spraying!)

[@LilySalinas11]

@@Chiara.G me too I qlways have a breast pad, if I don't my bras get so wet it's crazy also when I'm feeding my son and I need to have a cut on the other breast because I leak alot

[@Chiara.G]

Yeah,i understand. i can't imagine what happens when the woman in this video leaks...maybe like the niagara falls ahahah!!

[@Benjamin-jq9wn]

r/nobodyasked

[@deadpicklechinahboi4777]

Does it hurt?

[@Raven-zu7rk]

this is so unbelievably kind. bless you and your heart, Elisabeth.

[@kirrilygrace7256]

She's a queen! Not just feeding her own children or stopping her milk, giving it to people who need it to give their babies the best start! Amazing!!!!

[@PrettyTeeTee233]

Everything seemed so clean and organized... great business move

[@LauraM.MatosM]

Ladytee23 Official she said she didn’t profit from it, what she charges is basically to cover the cost and that’s it. She sold 3000 dollars worth of milk for 500, very bad business move

[@Lovebug756]

Laura Matos sometimes there are other things much more valuable than a dollar

[@alan4657]

@@LauraM.MatosM is running a business always about money? She is obviously not living on the street. Her needs are taken care of. Its about providing a service to someone in need. Not "milking" them for every they have.

[@retard1643]

Business is about the money, what she is doing isn't business it's more of volunteering

[@ishaanshrivastava8671]

Wooosh for all of the comments above me

[@jeffreymorris11]

Surely she should receive the Presidential Medal of Freedom or Presidential Citizens Medal for her public service!!

[@critterlover4278]

Maybe if she was giving it away but she is selling it to make money off of it.

[@critterlover4278]

@@Megan11.. She makes more than you think off of it. Did you see the size of her operation, freezer after freezer crammed with milk. She has turned it into a business she is no philanthropist. She said she would stop when she weans her kids in two or three years, well the youngest one looked two, you mean to tell me she is going to pump until that kid is five?! Medal of freedom? Give me a break.

[@marisaesparza6432]

@@critterlover4278 you're insane.... for time, for for replacing pump parts, for the bags, for the cost storage, for transport. A dollar an ounce is nothing

[@yogirlcelery3307]

@@critterlover4278 You do realise she suffers from Hyperlactation syndrome right? That literally means her body produces breast milk at a rate she can't keep up with for just her children alone. Whether her youngest child is too old to drink breast milk or not, she still would most likely be producing milk. It's either she does it this way or thousands of ounces of usable breast milk gets thrown in the garbage. She took her condition and turned it into something wonderful. What she does just can't come free because, as stated multiple times in the video and comments, supplies to keep this all going are limited with just her own money. The price given is more than a blessing compared to prices through milk banks, and her work is very deserving of some sort of recognition

[@critterlover4278]

@@yogirlcelery3307 Um...You did watch the video right? She says that she will stop in 2 or 3 years when she weans her daughters. Uh, they look beyond old enough for solid foods. There is even a text bubble @ 5:05 It says and I quote "Once Elizabeth weans she will NO LONGER suffer from Hyperlactation syndrome" There is nothing wrong with her selling her breast milk but she shouldn't be acting like she is doing it for anything other than a BUSINESS. She is portraying her self as a goddess, and I quote "I am a pumping goddess" What an ego. This interview is nothing more than publicity for her business. She is no hero, she is just a women selling her milk. Medal of freedom?!! Please.

[@WeweHoopz]

when hearing how emotional she sounded, i actually teared up..

[@elenarivera2050]

Wow just amazing! I’m Puerto Rican and the part about Juaquin really hit me hard because I lived in PR and that hurricane was devastating. Thankyou soooo much because souls like you are what make this world a better place💕

[@MiVidaBellisima]

You are such an angel this is awesome ❤ I also had no idea donated milk cost that much!

[@teaminviminkook2794]

MiVidaBellisima they will price it as high as they want because they know mothers and fathers will pay anything to feed their kids even if it bankrupts them.

[@DoctorZisIN]

Let's not be so quick to judge. I imagine that a breast milk bank has a lot of expenditures to deal with, including making sure that is well-preserved and healthy for consumption, plus regular operational costs, overhead, distribution and so on. A lot of expenses Elizabeth doesn't have when she just freezes it at home and people come to her and pick it up.

[@teaminviminkook2794]

Grafight23 true I didn’t think of that

[@RickestRick]

I was concerned what the comments would look like, but for the most part they're pretty mature. I'm impressed with you guys

[@evelynhoward9279]

Same lol

[@RC.41]

I’ll change that!!

[@youssefakdim7695]

A simple spell, but yet unbreakable

[@kuririvera973]

You are amazing!!!! As a fellow Puerto Rican, thank you for what you did for baby Joaquin!

[@MulinaTheAngelWolf]

Wow when she was crying a bit over donating, I also cried. She’s a beautiful soul.

[@annag3601]

She is such a beautiful woman. Hearing about Joaquin made me shed a tear

[@beharysudheer21]

That moment when I heard about Joaquin...😢😭😭☹🤧.Thanks Elisabeth. 👍

[@raywright1169]

Nobody ABSOLUTELY NOBODY ON PLANET EARTH: KZbin algorithm: Wanna see a lady who has been selling 200,000 ounces of breastmilk?

[@govindrander397]

I'm from India, I struggled a lot fighting many stereotype this just gives me immense boost to break all of them. Thank you.

[@0urMutualFriend]

My heart when she starts welling up talking about Joaquin! ❤️❤️

[@angelcross8887]

I don’t know why anyone would dislike this. She’s helping so many families ❤️❤️

[@GERRYMALONEY47]

And putting Dairy Farmers out of work worldwide shame on her

[@arallen544]

You are amazing. Any woman who's done it before knows pumping is hard and exhausting, and the fact you've done this for so long shows how truly giving and caring you are.

[@gypsyviibinn]

I really really love how PASSIONATE she is about it. She is amazing.

[@suzanne5117]

I cried while watching that. Breast milk is the best thing you can give your child

[@michellesdairies8411]

I had tears , you and your family will always be blessed for saving so many innocent lives. Love from India

[@m_7441]

what an amazingly caring and giving person! hearing about baby Joaquin made me cry. warms my heart.

[@eml8178]

Bless this woman's heart! She is so kind and considerate to use her gift to help others. We need more people like her these days.

[@sak3597]

She’s such a great woman. I bet others will give her back in some way. You keep doing what you do.

[@zakiry8634]

Yeah the money

[@wellbeingyogi7949]

You have an angel heart in you. Thank you for your kindness. I wish you always be happy.

[@GlitterSprinkles22]

I’m from Puerto Rico. Thanks for your donations and your work. 💖

[@fallenafterling4128]

Is everbody in Puerto Rico part black?

[@serendipity9485]

I got emotional and teared up when she talked about Joaquin

[@monicajohnsen1723]

Omgosh!!! I've tried to breastfeed my son that was just born a month ago and I couldn't supply enough for him. The pain, blood, sweat and tear you get from breastfeeding is so unreal. I applaud her and all that she does for the babies and drink her milk.

[@dollsNcats]

Monica Johnsen that’s how I was ! I couldn’t I tried and i was crying and having anxiety from it. People made me feel terrible about it ! :( it’s hard ! But know as long as baby is healthy , eating and your mentally well to that’s what’s important, no matter if it’s your milk , someone’s else’s or formula. As long as everyone is healthy and happy

[@mfs96]

@@dollsNcats the more stress you're, less milk will come out. Try to relax. Try to move out(temporary) from your current environment/family of it's the cause of your stress.

[@pookiehoney]

People who have never breastfed have no clue how hard this is! She's a true hero.

[@terririckert7069]

Monica Johnsen. I am so sorry to hear that, did you demand feed ?????? If you had the CORRECT Proffessional help & support (Lactation consultants) you would have succeeded. As non human mammals ALWAY produce enough milk. Human mothers fail from lack of support & INCORRECT/POOR advice. Women who have NEVER given birth are able to breastfeed adopted & foster babies if they want to !!!!!!!!!!

[@nikkykey59]

Man your so blessed. I barely was able to get 4 oz. Then at 5 months she got her first two teeth. So lucky thats awesome

[@witheredbonnie9434]

Robber: * steals milk * Her: oh no *sarcastically*

[@stephmartinez701]

She’s amazing. She is so great. A truly special human being

[@theotherside931]

*Well, if it's healthy, it's a blessing.*

[@AnGeLoUs07]

Yes, Milk Banks charge that much since they have employees, equipment to research and analyse the milk, make sure there is no toxina or nothing unhealthy in it, also have to pay for permits and licensing, among other spends.

[@salemthorup9536]

And yet milk banks seem to have killed the most infants with contaminated breast milk.

[@dollsNcats]

Salem Thorup and that’s why I wouldn’t ever get milk donation at the end of the day you truly don’t know. I couldn’t make my own and I was called a s*** mom and lazy and how I should have at least gotten donation but you never know.

[@salemthorup9536]

@@dollsNcats, I personally think that somewhat vetted human milk is a better gamble than corn syrup formula, so I made homemade formula for my one kid that I couldn't get enough donor milk or make enough of my own. But fed is best. You fed your kid. No one should call you a bad mom. I'm sorry you were judged.

[@user-vq8ws7nb9p]

Donating milk takes lot of effort, I’ve done it before! Elizabeth, you are a hero!

[@dlittles94]

Breast feeding moms here, and what she is doing is AMAZING. It is sooo much work pumping for 1 baby, but to do it to help people is just amazing. Keep it up, you don’t know how many Babies you are truly saving from that horrible hormone, cancer ridden formula milk. Thank you ❤️

[@terririckert7069]

Denise Littles ---- WELL SAID !!!!!!!!!

[@erin8133]

Wow. What a beautiful soul. So thankful she has been able to help so many people!

[@kriss.universe8899]

Horray for you momma. This is absolutely amazing.❤

[@fatherlouiswilliamsugaadams]

She's an angel 😭💕 Thank you for so much for everything!!

[@chloesa4487]

I came from another video where she has been doing this for nine years already...insane. She's a blessing to so many babies in need

[@aquajuwel7098]

Love her personality! Wonderful job!

[@codename495]

Dude, I thought my one time donation of 800oz made me a rockstar.... This lady MURDERED me haha! Wonderful!

[@marinaumana]

But you're still awesome for donating every drop counts 😊

[@korileona8077]

You're still amazing for any donation! Whoever got it I'm sure is very happy for their baby

[@knittingdoula]

@codename Girl, any amount counts. Thank you!!

[@drumstick-marblebag]

You are an inspiration! You turned a medical situation into an opportunity to help so many children in need.

[@Scorpiomuva89]

You brought tears to my eyes because I am one of those mothers who could not produce enough breast milk due to a breast reduction and I had to have radiation when my children were just weeks old. It's people like you who fed my babies and I thank you so much. Why am i boo who crying over here i just want to say thank you

[@jewelmartin5406]

I wish I could have gotten donated milk for my sons when I had issues breastfeeding them. You are a godsend to others around you; thanking for helping out other parents and being so selfless and amazing!

[@terririckert7069]

Jewel Martin My Mother donated (to a San Francisco Calif Hospital) breastmilk in the 60's & for about 10 years. There also were NO "pumping machines, so it was HAND EXPRESSED. This was during the time that most babies were NOT breastfed at ALL !!!!!!! My Mother would have to sit in the "ladies toilets" (sometimes even on a toilet) as she was NOT able to breastfeed in restaurants or public.

[@alyissasilva6517]

I have so much love for women who donate their milk knowing it can help so many babies and newborns. Bless her ♥️♥️

[@stephanieshelman8384]

Such an admirable woman! Thank you for what you are doing for the babies and families!

[@slowsinging4544]

She started crying and I started crying.... And baby Juaquine 😭😭

[@cheyennereeves3606]

I think this is a beautiful thing she's doing and is able to do. Throughout history, wet nurses were commonly used when a mother's milk was in short supply and this is no different. And thanks to the internet, she's able to help SO many families who struggle to give proper nourishment to their little ones who wouldn't have known about this otherwise. 💞

[@OurLargeFamilyLife]

That’s awesome. I’m about to have triplets. I hope I produce a lot 🙌🏼

[@khrysjmt5786]

Check out the chatwins channel. They just had triplets.

[@khrysjmt5786]

Check out the chatwins channel. They just had triplets.

[@humantalitycounseling]

Start pumping right away around the clock. The more u pump the more you will make. Be consistant to not get mastitis. And get hospital grade pump. I have the spectra pump its fraction of the price. Congrats on your babies!

[@lahbukanhlnx]

I wish that your babies are all healthy and you are having speedy recovery after giving birth ~ 🌺😇

[@beautifullyme1792]

Subscribed!

[@ryannhart3747]

This lady is an angel 😇 when I was pregnant I had to take a lot of medication in order to not die and resulted in not being able to breastfeed and the hospital I was at had a special room for donated breastmilk and that's when I realized how wonderful some people are ❤

[@PrincessJupi]

I cried with her when she said how fulfilling it is for her to see what she does for those who can not.

[@5800junker]

KZbin's random algorithm did it again. Fascinating stuff! Beautiful

[@hortissimo613]

Mad respect for this woman, she’s thinking about EVERY demographic that would need this! ❤️

[@laughingn.learning9822]

Thank you so much for doing this for people in need. You're an angel.

[@Zumiisu]

Thank you so much for helping those babies in need and being a great hero mom for all those who desperately needed your help. Thank you. ❤️

[@lilvegan]

49 seconds in and I'm overwhelmed with happiness. Bless you bless you BLESS YOU

[@alquinn8576]

traveled 35,000 miles? the circumference of the earth is 25,000 miles, did aliens come and buy some?

[@yoshi92491]

Lol, probably a neighbor who missed the exit and said f-this, I'll just keep going straight.

[@nickgulde9203]

That was my thought as soon as I saw the figure as well

[@pradeepsahoo7243]

I thought she meant 35,000 kms as the traveler may be using the metric system.

[@ericp4573]

Went around the world and then sum

[@isaacvillarreal2941]

Could be that it had to make several stops and wasn't moved in a straight line as the bird flies.

[@kirabagheera1665]

Oh gosh I cried so much at the end she is an amazing human being

[@sixmercer2504]

My daughter was born critically ill with mitochondrial disease and Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome which caused her GI tract to shut down. She would become unable to digest each type of formula prescribed by her doctors about every 2-6 weeks. Because she was born early by c-section and was too small to breast feed, pumping my milk didn't sustain her needs past the time she was in the NICU (3 weeks). She thrived the best on donated breast milk from a milk bank where the milk is tested. It saved her life and carried her through well past the time she had to get a g-tube. She went on TPN after she had her pancreas removed until she had a small bowel and pancreas transplant when she was 4. She's 15 now and doing so much better than ever expected! She's on permanent tube feeding with specially "pre-digested" formula (which is done in a lab). Because she was able to get donated breast milk for so long she is alive today, so I thank anyone who provides this "service". What a beautiful gift.

[@faythmomto5]

She is a goddess. Sharing. Selling. Donating. I’m here for it. Keep doing you.

[@MackHendrix14]

You know her husband got some of dat

[@naomirae5200]

Girl, I APPLAUD you! I exclusively breast fed my first three and our fourth child had medical complexities so I was unable to , and I tried pumping and HATED it, so now I use a milk donor. Absolute angels! She has my utmost respect!

[@HighAngledHell]

What a great person with such a big heart. Much love for all your efforts.

[@ashiad.669]

I absolutely love this. Such a beautiful thing you are doing!!!!

[@juliafranzese1080]

Bless you! I just pump in the morning and my baby feeds directly the rest of the day! I’ll never complain about pumping again! You’re a beautiful soul xox

[@missl5122]

Really have no words for this. This woman is simply amazing.

[@bellaluvluv]

You are amazing!:) thank you for doing this for those wonderful mommies out there!

[@rainkc5020]

She protecc She attacc But most importantly, she lactecc

[@noneisallminussome371]

A suprising pleasant story. She turned an apparent abnormality into an opportunity. Adapt Overcome Survive.

[@abdouaboud7490]

You profile pic made my brain stop

[@thelmakurasiewicz1546]

I lost 750 oz of breast milk I pumped in 3 months during hurricane Florence. The electricity was out for over a week and all the milk in the freezer got spoiled. I was devastated because I wanted to donate it and also to feed it to my little babies. I also produced so much, that my two kids could not drink all of the milk I was producing. I’m happy you are doing what you are doing. You are certainly blessed with the ability to produce to help those little babies in need.

[@nctbabe8121]

That’s so sweet of her to donate that much.

[@Jewl97]

I live in Puerto Rico so seeing this brings me a lot of joy 🤗

[@ms.suzanna2511]

May the Universe Bless you and your beautiful family 100 times over!!!!

[@renaiestanley5155]

Thank you for all you do such a great cause

[@spottedtigrr]

I want to give this woman hugs, she is awesome

[@alisha4]

You are an amazing woman and a true angel. Thank you for being such a great inspiration for women everywhere. ❤❤

[@emilymioton5314]

This is amazing. I’ve known people who couldn’t produce milk for their babies but really wanted to breastfeed. I wish I knew about this so I could’ve told them

[@tranghoang97]

Thank you so much for your sacrifice and work

[@shelbiroof9834]

THIS IS AMAZING!!!!! I pumped due to our daughter being tube fed and I was able to feed her and also donate to a local little boy for 8 months! I admire this mom for hooking up 6 times a day for 4 years! What an amazing beautiful woman!!!

[@user-on9hf4xk3r]

Her story on baby joachim tear me up dude 😭😭😭😭

[@GirlMomma]

YOU miss, are a simply AWESOME human being!💜👏

[@O_o-eq6mk]

So sweet of her for donating

[@adwx312]

It's really amazing! And it's great that you helping other people!