I ' d call bs . Interventional cardiologists only really perform angio ' s and stenting . The risk of death is very low with these procedures and any surgical death generally undergoes review . Whilst you might think they cover for their colleages , generally these reviews are brutal and thorough . Cardiothoracic surgeons on the otherhand . <| sep |>' Thank , guess I ' ll stop using my other , perfectly fine mouse pad '<| sep |> Il n ' y a plus de gauche . Faut arrter d ' esprer la France est un pays de droite plus de 70 % et la gauche est divise et va se prendre une racle parce que plus personne ne les croit . <| sep |> I would definitely try seeing a lactation consultant ! We had a certain number of visits covered through the hospital my daughter was born but I ' m sure you can find them locally online if that isn ' t an option for you ! Don ' t lose hope if it ' s something you ' re passionate about which it seems like you are ! ! Sometimes milk does take longer to come in , there are variations of normal just like any other part of pregnancy and birth seek a consultation with a professional and they ' ll go step by step with you to find a comfortable latch and weigh your baby before and after a nursing to show you how much the baby has gained through the feeding . Some women don ' t respond to pumps or hand expression at all , but their babies are pros at getting all the milk they need once they establish a good latch and are able to nurse on demand ! Another thing they had me try at first was using a little tube and syringe to feed my baby supplemental formula as she learned to latch . You tape the tube to your breastnipple and when the baby nurses by latching on , you push the formula through the syringe . That teaches the baby to go to the breast and latch to get milk rather than learn or settle for a bottle . Hopefully I had some advice for you , good luck and I believe in you sister ! ! Your mama heart knows what ' s best for your little love