Oregon gal spends five hours a day hooked to pump
A MOTHER of two with a rare condition that leaves her producing 10 times as much breast milk as the average woman has donated more than 600 gallons of the lifegiving liquid to feed thousands of babies — an act she calls a “labor of love.”
Elisabeth Anderson-Sierra, 29, from Beaverton, Ore., has hyperlactation syndrome, which causes her to produce nearly two gallons of breast milk each day!
She first realized she had the condition after giving birth to daughter Isabella, now two.
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