A nurse at Nebraska Medical Center made the donation of a lifetime after giving 1,000 oz. of her breast milk to a cancer patient who had to stop nursing her 5-month-old son during chemotherapy.
Jaclyn Kenney noticed a baby around her daughter’s age at the hospital one day, and learned that he belonged to Ashley Chesnut, a mom of two who had just been diagnosed with lymphoma. Chesnut had just learned that she had to stop breastfeeding, and was devastated.
“Breastfeeding to me is a privilege, because for one reason or another, not all women can do it,” Chesnut, 30, tells People.
Jaclyn Kenney noticed a baby around her daughter’s age at the hospital one day, and learned that he belonged to Ashley Chesnut, a mom of two who had just been diagnosed with lymphoma. Chesnut had just learned that she had to stop breastfeeding, and was devastated.
“Breastfeeding to me is a privilege, because for one reason or another, not all women can do it,” Chesnut, 30, tells People.
- 1/23/2018
- by Julie Mazziotta
- PEOPLE.com
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