Alyse Ogletree, a 36-year-old woman from Texas, has broken her own Guinness World Record for the largest donation of breast milk, providing an incredible 2,645.58 litres to babies in need.
Previously, Alyse set the record by donating 1,568.79 litres. In an interview with Guinness World Records, she expressed her motivation: “I have a big heart. I may not be able to donate money consistently, but I can contribute in this way.”
In July 2023, Alyse donated her breast milk to the Mother’s Milk Bank of North Texas. The organisation estimates that one litre of breast milk can help sustain up to 11 preterm newborns.
Based on this calculation, Alyse’s contributions have benefited approximately 350,000 babies, an extraordinary achievement.
Alyse’s journey began when her first child, Kyle, was hospitalised. After filling the hospital’s freezer, a nurse introduced her to the concept of milk donation.
Since then, she has maintained a rigorous pumping schedule, hydrated well, and followed a nutritious diet, which allowed her to produce an exceptional supply of milk without any medical condition.
Calling it “one of the best feelings in the world,” Alyse is passionate about helping other mothers and educating them on the life-saving potential of breast milk donation.
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