I was using the word google in my story -- uncapitalized (as you who are pedantic may notice) -- as a generalization for "we went to do research". My coworkers and I were all professional researchers, so this is something we could do in extremely thorough fashion in ways too complex and/or boring to explain but which are akin to today's ease of researching via Google (capitalized). Hence the use of a contemporary term familiar to all as a shorthand to explain past practices. Satisfied?Ok, I bolded the parts of the story that weren't making sense to me. Google was founded in 1998, kinda hard to google something 20 years ago.
I can assure you that I was not lying or making that story up. I simply do not possess that sort of imagination.
to someone like this is what people remember and give the regular moms who bf in public a rough way to go. Regular moms just want to feed their baby, and don't want you to stare at them like they are doing something wrong.
Now, the rash is not as bad as it was, but still the inside of his little thighs (right where the diaper meets the skin) and under his umm... equipment... is still red. This is going on 3 months now. No wipes, No creams, no washing with water. They change the diap and just use a dry washcloth to wipe him once or twice and put on the next one. My mother has been silently intervening as has the other gramma and between the two of them have been secretly creaming the little guy to try to get it healed. 
