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Army National Guard Staff Sgt. Trillitye Paullin can still remember the exact pitch and timbre of her newborn daughter’s screams.

Baby June was only 1 month old in 2015 when her parents discovered her tiny body covered in eczema and her diaper full of blood. Her parents rushed her to the hospital, where doctors determined their firstborn had severe infant food allergies.

“Your breast milk is killing your baby,” they told Paullin.

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