The nurse enters her patient's room to find the new mom crying softly. The nurse asks what is wrong. The mom says, "I had my heart set on breast-feeding and now my baby has a cleft lip. My dreams of breast-feeding him are destroyed." What should the nurse tell her patient about breast-feeding an infant with this diagnosis?
a) " You can still attempt breast-feeding; let me call a lactation consultant for you."
b) "I am so sorry your infant has that problem, maybe next time."
c) "I am so sorry, looks like bottle-feeding for you."
d) "Sometimes dreams do not come true."
Answer: " You can still attempt breast-feeding; let me call a lactation consultant for you."