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-- Vox Populi � <vox@popu.li> wrote in message
news:0rGjc.242$YR.119766@news.uswest.net...

> Owens signs bill legalizing breastfeeding
> By John Fryar
> The Daily Times-Call

> DENVER - It is now legal in Colorado for a mother to breastfeed an
> infant in public under a measure Gov. Bill Owens signed into law Friday.

I thought they were sposed to be fed milk, not breasts ?

> The new law, which took effect immediately upon Owens' signature, specifies
> that "a mother may breastfeed in any place she has a right to be."
>
> "I don't want to eat my meals in a bathroom and neither should babies,"
> Lakewood Democratic Sen. Deanna Hanna, who co-sponsored Senate Bill 88 with
> Thornton Republican Rep. Pam Rhodes, said about her bill earlier. "As a
> registered nurse, I know how important it is for the health of the child to
> be able to breastfeed."
>
> Hanna's bill says breastfeeding "is a basic and important act of nurturing
> that should be encouraged in the interests of maternal and infant health."
>
> SB88 cites a number of other advantages to breastfeeding, including:
>
> .The American Academy of Pediatrics recommends breastfeeding exclusively for
> the first six months of an infant's life, continuing with other forms of
> nutrition for at least the first 12 months of that infant's life - "and as
> long thereafter as is mutually desired."
>
> .Epidemiologic research shows breastfeeding infants provides benefits to
> their general health, growth and development and results in significantly
> less risk for numerous acute and chronic diseases.
>
> .Research "provides strong evidence" that breastfeeding decreases the
> incidence and severity of diarrhea, lower respiratory infection and urinary
> tract infections.
>
> .Human milk and breastfeeding have possible effects in protecting against
> allergic diseases and some chronic digestive diseases and may prevent
> obesity.
>
> .Breastfeeding has been shown to have numerous health benefits for mothers,
> including earlier returns to pre-pregnant weights; delayed resumptions of
> ovulation, which helps with "increased child spacing"; improved bone
> remineralization; and reduced risk of ovarian cancer and premenopausal
> breast cancer.
>
> Hanna she encouraged her fellow lawmakers earlier this year to "recognize
> the benefits of breastfeeding and allow mothers to breastfeed hungry babies
> in public."
>
>

Rod Speed wrote:
> -- Vox Populi � <vox@popu.li> wrote in message
> news:0rGjc.242$YR.119766@news.uswest.net...
>
>> Owens signs bill legalizing breastfeeding
>> By John Fryar
>> The Daily Times-Call
>
>> DENVER - It is now legal in Colorado for a mother to breastfeed an
>> infant in public under a measure Gov. Bill Owens signed into law
>> Friday.
>
> I thought they were sposed to be fed milk, not breasts ?

I prefer breasts...

>
>> The new law, which took effect immediately upon Owens' signature,
>> specifies that "a mother may breastfeed in any place she has a right
>> to be."
>>
>> "I don't want to eat my meals in a bathroom and neither should
>> babies," Lakewood Democratic Sen. Deanna Hanna, who co-sponsored
>> Senate Bill 88 with Thornton Republican Rep. Pam Rhodes, said about
>> her bill earlier. "As a registered nurse, I know how important it is
>> for the health of the child to be able to breastfeed."
>>
>> Hanna's bill says breastfeeding "is a basic and important act of
>> nurturing that should be encouraged in the interests of maternal and
>> infant health."
>>
>> SB88 cites a number of other advantages to breastfeeding, including:
>>
>> .The American Academy of Pediatrics recommends breastfeeding
>> exclusively for the first six months of an infant's life, continuing
>> with other forms of nutrition for at least the first 12 months of
>> that infant's life - "and as long thereafter as is mutually desired."
>>
>> .Epidemiologic research shows breastfeeding infants provides
>> benefits to their general health, growth and development and results
>> in significantly less risk for numerous acute and chronic diseases.
>>
>> .Research "provides strong evidence" that breastfeeding decreases the
>> incidence and severity of diarrhea, lower respiratory infection and
>> urinary tract infections.
>>
>> .Human milk and breastfeeding have possible effects in protecting
>> against allergic diseases and some chronic digestive diseases and
>> may prevent obesity.
>>
>> .Breastfeeding has been shown to have numerous health benefits for
>> mothers, including earlier returns to pre-pregnant weights; delayed
>> resumptions of ovulation, which helps with "increased child
>> spacing"; improved bone remineralization; and reduced risk of
>> ovarian cancer and premenopausal breast cancer.
>>
>> Hanna she encouraged her fellow lawmakers earlier this year to
>> "recognize the benefits of breastfeeding and allow mothers to
>> breastfeed hungry babies in public."

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On Tue, 27 Apr 2004 22:23:45 -0600, "-- Vox Populi �" <vox@popu.li>
wrote:

>Owens signs bill legalizing breastfeeding


Our little poxie, hungry for the tit, creams in ecstasy...

well, I personally support breast feeding...i do it every chance i get with
as many women who enjoy it.....they seem to smile and giggle

I also like cunt feeding---and wierdness of wierdness would you believe one
single cunt feeding gets ya breakfast in bed and a cuban cigar for a
week?????

but then vox, thats something a virgin like you could never understand

grow, up you retard--women are women, men are men, and your (well at leat
mine) girlfriend is the best friend,
and know something--if you think I am a mean bastard to your fucking kind,
just WAIT untill she gets a shot at your sorry liberal pathetic ass.

Nothing wrong with you that cant be cured by a sniper.

DEATH
(going for a cigarette in pulic with children present--hope your anger over
it gives you a stroke)


"-- Vox Populi �" <vox@popu.li> wrote in message
news:0rGjc.242$YR.119766@news.uswest.net...
> Owens signs bill legalizing breastfeeding
> By John Fryar
> The Daily Times-Call
>
> DENVER - It is now legal in Colorado for a mother to breastfeed an infant
in
> public under a measure Gov. Bill Owens signed into law Friday.
>
> The new law, which took effect immediately upon Owens' signature,
specifies
> that "a mother may breastfeed in any place she has a right to be."
>
> "I don't want to eat my meals in a bathroom and neither should babies,"
> Lakewood Democratic Sen. Deanna Hanna, who co-sponsored Senate Bill 88
with
> Thornton Republican Rep. Pam Rhodes, said about her bill earlier. "As a
> registered nurse, I know how important it is for the health of the child
to
> be able to breastfeed."
>
> Hanna's bill says breastfeeding "is a basic and important act of nurturing
> that should be encouraged in the interests of maternal and infant health."
>
> SB88 cites a number of other advantages to breastfeeding, including:
>
> .The American Academy of Pediatrics recommends breastfeeding exclusively
for
> the first six months of an infant's life, continuing with other forms of
> nutrition for at least the first 12 months of that infant's life - "and as
> long thereafter as is mutually desired."
>
> .Epidemiologic research shows breastfeeding infants provides benefits to
> their general health, growth and development and results in significantly
> less risk for numerous acute and chronic diseases.
>
> .Research "provides strong evidence" that breastfeeding decreases the
> incidence and severity of diarrhea, lower respiratory infection and
urinary
> tract infections.
>
> .Human milk and breastfeeding have possible effects in protecting against
> allergic diseases and some chronic digestive diseases and may prevent
> obesity.
>
> .Breastfeeding has been shown to have numerous health benefits for
mothers,
> including earlier returns to pre-pregnant weights; delayed resumptions of
> ovulation, which helps with "increased child spacing"; improved bone
> remineralization; and reduced risk of ovarian cancer and premenopausal
> breast cancer.
>
> Hanna she encouraged her fellow lawmakers earlier this year to "recognize
> the benefits of breastfeeding and allow mothers to breastfeed hungry
babies
> in public."
>
>

I don't know why one has to be so anal and use vulgar language in
responding to that post.
Problem is the sickos are the ones that twist and pervert things and
that's what affects us all.

Breast feeding is as natural an act that any mother can perform for
her baby, it is as natural as protecting it from the elements.
I see nothing wrong with it what-so-ever. Only prudes and perverts
would think otherwise.



"DEATH" <Grim-Reaper@eternity.com> wrote in message
news:wZimc.29648$3Q4.874991@news20.bellglobal.com...
> well, I personally support breast feeding...i do it every chance i
get with
> as many women who enjoy it.....they seem to smile and giggle
>
> I also like cunt feeding---and wierdness of wierdness would you
believe one
> single cunt feeding gets ya breakfast in bed and a cuban cigar for a
> week?????
>
> but then vox, thats something a virgin like you could never
understand
>
> grow, up you retard--women are women, men are men, and your (well at
leat
> mine) girlfriend is the best friend,
> and know something--if you think I am a mean bastard to your fucking
kind,
> just WAIT untill she gets a shot at your sorry liberal pathetic ass.
>
> Nothing wrong with you that cant be cured by a sniper.
>
> DEATH
> (going for a cigarette in pulic with children present--hope your
anger over
> it gives you a stroke)
>
>
> "-- Vox Populi �" <vox@popu.li> wrote in message
> news:0rGjc.242$YR.119766@news.uswest.net...
> > Owens signs bill legalizing breastfeeding
> > By John Fryar
> > The Daily Times-Call
> >
> > DENVER - It is now legal in Colorado for a mother to breastfeed an
infant
> in
> > public under a measure Gov. Bill Owens signed into law Friday.
> >
> > The new law, which took effect immediately upon Owens' signature,
> specifies
> > that "a mother may breastfeed in any place she has a right to be."
> >
> > "I don't want to eat my meals in a bathroom and neither should
babies,"
> > Lakewood Democratic Sen. Deanna Hanna, who co-sponsored Senate
Bill 88
> with
> > Thornton Republican Rep. Pam Rhodes, said about her bill earlier.
"As a
> > registered nurse, I know how important it is for the health of the
child
> to
> > be able to breastfeed."
> >
> > Hanna's bill says breastfeeding "is a basic and important act of
nurturing
> > that should be encouraged in the interests of maternal and infant
health."
> >
> > SB88 cites a number of other advantages to breastfeeding,
including:
> >
> > .The American Academy of Pediatrics recommends breastfeeding
exclusively
> for
> > the first six months of an infant's life, continuing with other
forms of
> > nutrition for at least the first 12 months of that infant's life -
"and as
> > long thereafter as is mutually desired."
> >
> > .Epidemiologic research shows breastfeeding infants provides
benefits to
> > their general health, growth and development and results in
significantly
> > less risk for numerous acute and chronic diseases.
> >
> > .Research "provides strong evidence" that breastfeeding decreases
the
> > incidence and severity of diarrhea, lower respiratory infection
and
> urinary
> > tract infections.
> >
> > .Human milk and breastfeeding have possible effects in protecting
against
> > allergic diseases and some chronic digestive diseases and may
prevent
> > obesity.
> >
> > .Breastfeeding has been shown to have numerous health benefits for
> mothers,
> > including earlier returns to pre-pregnant weights; delayed
resumptions of
> > ovulation, which helps with "increased child spacing"; improved
bone
> > remineralization; and reduced risk of ovarian cancer and
premenopausal
> > breast cancer.
> >
> > Hanna she encouraged her fellow lawmakers earlier this year to
"recognize
> > the benefits of breastfeeding and allow mothers to breastfeed
hungry
> babies
> > in public."
> >
> >
>
>