I have posted before about a few issues I have had with breastfeeding. Unfortunately had to stop, due to missed tongue tie diagnosed too late for me to return. I have been really heartbroken about this but coming to terms with it. Cut a long story short, I have a small supply of colostrum and breastmilk in freezer which I have been giving my 16wo baby. Not much left but every bit of precious and was a huge comfort to be able to give to her.
However, over the last few days we have noticed our freezer is not performing so well. We have heard a dripping sound and noticed a few icicles hanging from the shelves which makes me think ice is slowly melting. However - everything feels frozen solid still, including the colostrum and breastmilk. The display also still reads -20c. we are arranging for a repair man to come check it out, but I was thinking I should use up the breastmilk and colostrum. DH disagrees and says can't take the risk incase not been kept cold enough. This would be such a shame, every drop is precious but I am sort of agreeing with him in that it could be too much of a risk.
But if everything is still frozen solid, can it even have reached an unsafe temp to have thawed??
Any ideas?