Interesting anecdotes from all these first time posters.
It is worth noting that there will always be some infants that manage to bf and thrive despite terribly, inaccurate advice.
However, research (proper peer-reviewed research) teaches us a few facts about bf which are worth noting. That mothers and babies manage to feed better and longer when they are able to learn to latch correctly, not man-handled; that milk supply is based on a demand-supply relationship and feeding your baby on cue sets you up for producing enough milk long term; that giving formula has no effect on sleep (on a population basis); that the gut isn't fully sealed until around 6 months; that prolactin levels are highest in the early hours of the morning and feeding then improves supply; that bf protects against SIDS etc, etc, etc
CBC is not qualified in breastfeeding and has not practise as a MW in DECADES her advice is based on anecdote and is contrary to the recommendations by international bodies.
By all means, feel free to pay her, if that is what you want, but go in with your eyes wide open and know what you're getting. If it is accurate, up-to-date information, it ain't it.