My name is Roxhensa, and I’m a proud mom to a beautiful baby girl. I’m so happy to introduce myself and share why Momcozy means so much to me.When I gave birth, I was so excited to begin my breastfeeding journey, and my Momcozy pump quickly became part of my everyday life. But when my daughter was only two months old, I unexpectedly ended up in the hospital for gallbladder surgery.I was in pain, exhausted, and scared but my biggest worry was my baby. I kept thinking about her feeding and how I could continue giving her my breast milk. My breasts were very tender, but I kept pumping every two hours and making sure my milk was safely transported home to her.I constantly asked my doctors about medications and procedures because my baby’s milk was my priority. Even on the hardest days, knowing she had her milk waiting for her gave me strength.Momcozy gave me relief and made it possible for me to continue breastfeeding during one of the most difficult moments of my motherhood journey. It became more than a pump,it became a source of comfort when I needed it most. 
Today, we are happily home, enjoying our little moments together. I love cooking while my daughter sits in her high chair watching me, and we love taking walks in the park together.I want to remind moms that even through the hardest days, they are stronger than they realizeand they are doing an amazing job. Thank you, Momcozy, for being part of our journey.
Thank you so much for sharing your story. You are a good mom for wanting to make sure your daughter had her breastmilk despite your personal situation. I’m glad that both of you are home and are spending time together. I also enjoy going on walks with my baby. 
I’m glad you’re doing better now! You’re such a caring mom. 
That sounds like so much!!! I know your journey has been so heavy but your hardwork and dedication does not go unnoticed!!! I’m so proud of you you really did that and made it through all those hard moments. I’m so happy you are better and healthier this picture is gorgeous btw I adore it
That is a lot momma glad you are doing better now and that you were able to continue your journey even through your pain and surgery that takes a lot of strength
Welcome to the community, Roxhensa! 
What a powerful reminder of how strong moms really are.