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    As Georgia Browne breastfeeds her baby son Monty, nothing could seem more normal or natural. At eight months old, Monty thrives on his mother’s milk, but someone else is also thriving on Georgia’s milk – her father Tim!

    That’s because Tim’s battling cancer. He drinks his daughter’s breastmilk every day to boost his immune system and give him the strength to fight the disease.

    After researching the idea on the internet, Georgia, 27, expresses her breastmilk as often as she can for her father to drink. He has the milk on his bowl of cornflakes every morning. It’s been his daily routine for the past six months and Tim believes the milk has given him a boost.

    A shock diagnosis
    Georgia’s world was turned upside-down when her beloved dad was diagnosed with cancer in July 2007, just a week before she was due to get married.

    Tim, 67, was admitted to hospital with stomach pains and within hours doctors discovered he had colon cancer. He was rushed into surgery where they operated to remove a tumour. But despite the major surgery, a tearful Tim was released in time to walk Georgia down the aisle.

    ‘It felt amazing having him at the wedding – it made it more emotional for everyone,’ she says. After the wedding, Georgia’s family rallied to support Tim as he went for further tests and treatment. But within weeks, he was told the cancer had spread. And soon after the family received even more devastating news – the cancer was terminal.

    ‘It was a terrible shock. He’d never been ill before,’ Georgia says. ‘He still is really fit. He goes to the gym three times a week.’ Tim endured gruelling chemotherapy and after a year went into remission. But the cancer returned when Georgia was pregnant with her first child.

    Life-saving milk
    Georgia gave birth to Monty last July and began breastfeeding. A month later, she watched a TV documentary in which an American man believed his prostate cancer had been helped because he drank breastmilk.

    ‘The man went to a milk bank for his supply of breastmilk and drank it in a milkshake,’ Georgia recalls. ‘I started researching on the internet immediately and found separate studies in America and Scandinavia both supporting the health benefits of breastmilk to cancer sufferers.

    ‘I watched the documentary and thought it was a really mad idea, if it was true,’ she says. 'I started looking on the net and found research suggesting breastmilk helps kill cancer cells.

    ‘Finding out I could help was amazing. I could play my small part in helping my dad do something positive for his illness. 'When I talked to him about it, he thought it was a great idea. He thought: “Why not?”’

    Seeking support
    Georgia broached the subject with her family before going ahead. They all thought it was fantastic and supported her 100 per cent. ‘My mum thought it was great and my sisters and brother were supportive,’ she says.

    With the family’s blessing, Georgia started expressing her milk for Tim straight away. She dropped the first batch round to her parents’ home in a freezer bag, which her mum popped in the freezer.

    ‘I thought he’d mix it into a milkshake like the man in the documentary, but when Mum defrosted it the next day, he simply poured it on his cornflakes with a splash of normal cow’s milk. He said it didn’t taste that different to cow’s milk, maybe just a bit sweeter if he didn’t get the mix right,’ Georgia says.

    ‘I know some people think it’s shocking but we didn’t think it was shocking at all. He thought it was funny. He was telling all his friends about it.’

    Tim spoke to his doctors and nurses about drinking breastmilk and they were more than happy for him to try the unconventional treatment. 'They told him that anything that could help was positive,’ Georgia explains. ‘They were very supportive and backed the idea.’

    Hope at last
    A month after starting the regimen, a scan of Tim’s cancer showed a slight, but distinct, improvement. Although doctors can’t say whether the breastmilk’s helped, Georgia says he’s brighter and has more energy.

    She has promised to continue feeding Tim for as long as she can. 'He has been having chemo as well as drinking the milk so there’s no way of really finding out if it is helping,’ Georgia explains. ‘I’m still feeding Monty so I feed him first, then I fill a bag for my dad. We’ll continue as long as I am breastfeeding.

    ‘It feels like I’m doing the most natural thing for the people I love. 'I’ve been there when he has drunk it and it’s just not an issue. 'Not many women can say their dad drinks their breastmilk. But I would do anything to give my dad more time with me, our family and Monty.’
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    The article's title actually reads I breastfeed my Dad. I thought WTF? Curiosity got the better of me, however, so I looked at it. I think it's a pretty amazing treatment - although unfortunately supply is only according to demand in this instance.

    I'm not at all surprised to hear that Scandinavia already knew about this, along with America.

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    Good on her! I was a bit sceptical at first reading the title, and it does go against some social stigmitisms. But it's great that they have found something natural to help the fight against cancer. And it must be great for the daughter to feel that she is able to help her Dad, when a loved one is ill one is often left with a feeling of helplessness.

    Thanks for sharing Bryn

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    That's good news ! I was waiting for something gross like the dad would lick her daughter's tits eh.
    It's never too early to start beefing up your obituary.

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    Yes it is good, but I am still finding it a bit icky? Social stigma or something instinctive, I wonder.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Thrymheim View Post
    Yes it is good, but I am still finding it a bit icky? Social stigma or something instinctive, I wonder.
    Sounds a bit incestuous.
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    It's delivered in a freezerbag, ffs, trust the mainstream media to go with a title such as that.

    They've been finding cures for all sorts of diseases in nature lately, revolutionary heart disease medicine in snake venom and shellfish, anti cancer properties in coral from reefs, this is really just the tip of the iceberg. The study of nature should yield many more benefits for mankind.

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    I thought it was going to be the next Fritzl case!

    As long as he doesn't suck milk directly from the breasts I don't see any problem. Maybe they should give mother's milk from the special mother milk banks for people who need it due health problems. Not anyone has the chance to know suckling woman.
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    I wonder what other odd cancer fighting methods this man uses.

    Placenta soup is full of stem cells.

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    You would think that science would have found a way to isolate what specific antibodies and enzymes that are in human breast milk. That way we can all benefit from them, and these might help us in many diseases.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Birka View Post
    You would think that science would have found a way to isolate what specific antibodies and enzymes that are in human breast milk. That way we can all benefit from them, and these might help us in many diseases.
    Well, we do have goats milk! up

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