- This topic has 21 replies, 13 voices, and was last updated 3 years, 6 months ago by
.
-
Posts
-
Ok so it’s 48 minutes away from Friday but its friday somewhere in the world.
Anyhow todays interesting fact…
Elisabeth Anderson-Sierra has hyper lactation syndrome, which means she can produce about 225 ounces of milk a day, or about 1.7 gallons. Most nursing women produce about 15–30 ounces of breast milk a day.
And I’d be happy with 2 ounces 🤔🤞.
Damn. She’s going to need more than one suckler to deal with all that milk
I can see why she calls it liquid gold because at the $1 per ounce the bank reimburses her she would make around $6300 power month if she sold all 225 ounces per day.
Though, I do feel sorry for her if she is hooked up to a pump most of the day. That is way worse than a cow.
I wonder if she will continue pumping after her baby weans?
I don’t know if that would be heaven or hell. I have to say Juicy, I really love your fun facts post.
I know @lusciousliz I’d soon get very fed up of milk I reckon
It would definitely be challenge to try ands keep up with that amount of suckling, I have to wonder though what would occur first, very full stomach or lockjaw 😀
Except for the children it benefits.
- You must be logged in to reply to this topic.