Joined: 04 Jun 2007 Posts: 1212 Location: Charlotte, NC,
Posted: 10-23-07 21:35pm
I'm sorry I said Wed. but it's Thursday.
I'll let you know Thursday evening.
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stepbak26
Experienced User , Rather EHEALTHy
Joined: 08 Dec 2006 Posts: 199 Location: Raleigh, NC USA
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Posted: 10-23-07 22:18pm
~~rachel~~
wrote:
stepbak26
wrote:
~~rachel~~
wrote:
WIC helps out. I get 6
gallons of milk, 36 ounces of cereal (3
12oz boxes), 2 pounds of cheese, 16 oz jar
of peanut butter/or a bag of dry beans,
and 4 things of juice each month. There
may be more but this is all I can think of
off the top of my head. But beleive me it
helps out
alot!
I get pregnancy medicaid and what my
insurance dont cover, the medicaid is used
as secondary!!! It really helps out
alot!!!!I also get WIC as well. I signed
up when I was around 5 weeks. I am not
sure if it is the same where you are but
where I am, I get some of the cereal and
if you eat grits, it is considered a "hot"
cereal so I can get that as well... just
an fyi if you didnt know.... But it does
come in handy expecially the cheese and
milk. I LOVE
cheese!!
yeah I know about the grits but I don't
eat them enough. Do you know if NC
provides a breast pump to mothers who
breastfeed? I've heard that some states
do. What part of NC are you
from?
oh ok... I am not sure.. I think here they
might provide you with a manual one. I
live in Raleigh.
WIC helps out. I get 6
gallons of milk, 36 ounces of cereal (3
12oz boxes), 2 pounds of cheese, 16 oz jar
of peanut butter/or a bag of dry beans,
and 4 things of juice each month. There
may be more but this is all I can think of
off the top of my head. But beleive me it
helps out
alot!
I get pregnancy medicaid and what my
insurance dont cover, the medicaid is used
as secondary!!! It really helps out
alot!!!!I also get WIC as well. I signed
up when I was around 5 weeks. I am not
sure if it is the same where you are but
where I am, I get some of the cereal and
if you eat grits, it is considered a "hot"
cereal so I can get that as well... just
an fyi if you didnt know.... But it does
come in handy expecially the cheese and
milk. I LOVE
cheese!!
yeah I know about the grits but I don't
eat them enough. Do you know if NC
provides a breast pump to mothers who
breastfeed? I've heard that some states
do. What part of NC are you
from?
oh ok... I am not sure.. I think here they
might provide you with a manual one. I
live in
Raleigh.
where in raleigh are you?
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number game
Extremely EHEALTHy
Joined: 04 Jun 2007 Posts: 1212 Location: Charlotte, NC,
Posted: 10-25-07 12:27pm
Well I got back from my WIC appointment
and yes they do provide an electric or
manual which ever you prefer AFTER the
baby is born.
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stepbak26
Experienced User , Rather EHEALTHy
Joined: 08 Dec 2006 Posts: 199 Location: Raleigh, NC USA
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Posted: 10-25-07 23:55pm
thats great!! I think I want to use the
electric because seems like the manual one
will take a while...