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Michele Lampach

@michelelampach

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Mama to Goldie + Albie + Nala (🐶) + Liberty (🐶)
Human rights, impact + maternal health
Founder @unlocalinc
Impact + Policy @bobbie

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A special thank you to our sponsor @mypura for keeping the dads and their families fueled and refreshed after our run. Nothing like a NYC bagel 🥯 from @essabagel and a solid cup of coffee ☕️from @starbucks!!!

Father’s Day hit different this year! 🗽🔥

#rollingwithdads #fathersday #mypura #nyc #dadlife

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Feeling so full of breastie magic! Thank you @the_breasties ✨

Becoming a cabin leader this year (Love you Lychees!) meeting the amazing @michelelampach behind policy at @bobbie 💚 and spending the week laughing and crying with old friends and new ones 💜 @catieroland 😘

P.S. I promise I did more than just drink coffee 😜

Worst club. Best members.

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What happens when a community turns its stories into action?

Join Bobbie and session leaders Karah Whearley, Michele Lampach, and Allie Brumel for a conversation about Connie’s Bill and how advocacy, storytelling, and collective action can help create meaningful policy change.

From community to Congress, this session highlights the impact of showing up, speaking out, and working together.

#TheBreasties #CampBreastie #ConniesBill #PatientAdvocacy

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So honored to have spent the day advocating for change with the wonderful women of @bobbie @the_breasties working for coverage of infant formula and breast milk for those with medical necessity.

A powerful day of purpose, for a bill that has made its way forward thank to @dws, a champion for women and those in the #breastcancer community.

Thank you for having me, and here’s to a future of fed babies and happy mamas.

#feedwithconfidence

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It's our last day of the NYC Motherhood Archive! We'll be open till 7pm today at the @thestandardeastvillage until the next one 😎 Announcing new dates and locations (ahem: London 🇬🇧) very soon — here are some happy snaps from friends from the first few days.
Photography by @nuria_rius
Florals by @kissbaby_nyc

#SpreadTheJellyMagazine #MotherhoodArchive

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We always say at Bobbie when you become a mother you inherently become an activist. You find yourself radicalized by motherhood- and fighting for whatever that version looks like to you and those who need your voice to support.

And women diagnosed with breast cancer also by default become an activists— advocating for their health, for treatment, for medicine and today they advocated for their babies.

Together with @the_breasties we lobbied 7 lawmakers for Connie’s Bill— legislation we co-created to help support formula and donor milk for those physically unable to breastfeed.

In the last 48 hours almost 10,000 people across the US used our online tool to send a letter to their Congressional Rep or Senator to support this bill. How insane is that?? Nearly 10,000 fellow parents are now part of the unintended activists helping a whole swath of mothers feel seen in our nation’s insurance policies around infant feeding for the first time.

Leave it some activated parents to get sh*t done.

Thank you to our @bobbie fam for supporting our mom-founded company and being a part of this change. 💚

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Today was one for the books.

To @the_breasties, to every Breastie who wrote a letter, to every person impacted by this issue whether a medical provider, caregiver or supporter and to the Bobbie Breasties who helped us deliver them today: thank you. Your strength as cancer survivors, previvors and thrivers is undeniable. And to the one dad, Matt, your voice and strength is also undeniable, carrying Connie’s legacy through all of Congress.

And to the entire Bobbie community: your purchases power this work. We couldn’t do it without you. Thank you.

We can’t wait to share more—including a full recap of the day, updates on the bill, and the next episode of Paint The Hill Green.

If you haven’t yet, you can write your reps asking them to support Connie’s Bill at the link in bio.

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We always had a vision of us standing here—in Washington D.C., with a bill we helped create.

In 2021, we exchanged DMs with @the_breasties about a gap in the Affordable Care Act that made no sense: free breast pumps, but no coverage for infant formula or donor milk for parents who medically cannot breastfeed because of breast cancer.

We were just a couple of moms in each other’s DMs. We said “we should change the law.”

So we are. We co-wrote a bill that would close the gap and create a pilot to cover donor milk and infant formula for those who medically can’t breastfeed due to cancer, maternal loss, and other medical necessity, including for infants with medical conditions that prevent them from breastfeeding.

Today we’re on Capitol Hill with our Bobbie Breasties—survivors, thrivers, and previvors—asking lawmakers to introduce Connie’s Bill.

We need you in this fight too. Comment BILL and we’ll send you a link to write your rep.

P.S. We always had the vision but we wouldn’t have gotten here without the support of each and every Bobbie family who chose our infant formula to nourish their babies. Every purchase powers this impact. Thank you.

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ON FRIDAY we had coffee with @bobbie at @casamagazinesnyc and met up with some friends in the neighborhood. There were dogs named Moose, littles named Ziggy, and caps proclaiming MOTHERHOOD IS A REAL ASS JOB, plus coffee, ALL THE COFFEE. We spread the word about Bobbie For Change’s GIVE A CAN campaign, an initiative we are so proud to partner on, which ensures that in times of crisis—whether it’s a formula shortage or a natural disaster—babies are fed. (It’s incredibly easy to be a part of and feels great, too—just click the link in our bio to GIVE). You all turned out, so much so that we sold out of mags in the shop and had to dip into the window display to meet demand. We left with a buzz, in more ways than one.

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