MilkFountain
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I've always been fascinated by "Roman Charity."
My wife fed a shivering cold and hungry miner who had stayed too late in the season at his secret mine. He had been subsisting on brown rice and potatoes for more than a month. In January, when it started to snow, he trekked out but got lost for 4 days in the mountains. He stumbled on our camp on the morning of the fifth day, before sunrise.. After I put my gun away, we heated water, bundled him naked into our double sleeping bag between our naked bodies. When he'd told us how long he'd gone without food, I nodded to my wife and she turned toward him. I could do only so much, since she had been producing for our daughter and me for several weeks.
He fell deeply asleep after each of 3 feedings. Our baby was with her grandmother back home, so my wife was grateful for the opportunity to further relieve her engorged breasts. That evening, when he was strong enough to stand, we drove him the 5 hours from the remote lake to the nearest hospital. He found us several weeks later, and on his request my wife fed him once more. Do any of you have related experiences?
My wife fed a shivering cold and hungry miner who had stayed too late in the season at his secret mine. He had been subsisting on brown rice and potatoes for more than a month. In January, when it started to snow, he trekked out but got lost for 4 days in the mountains. He stumbled on our camp on the morning of the fifth day, before sunrise.. After I put my gun away, we heated water, bundled him naked into our double sleeping bag between our naked bodies. When he'd told us how long he'd gone without food, I nodded to my wife and she turned toward him. I could do only so much, since she had been producing for our daughter and me for several weeks.
He fell deeply asleep after each of 3 feedings. Our baby was with her grandmother back home, so my wife was grateful for the opportunity to further relieve her engorged breasts. That evening, when he was strong enough to stand, we drove him the 5 hours from the remote lake to the nearest hospital. He found us several weeks later, and on his request my wife fed him once more. Do any of you have related experiences?
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