Pumping Journey #2 Week 15

This week was a period week, and now I see I can expect much lower numbers during that week
Day 99 : 36.5oz
Day 100 : 39.5oz
Day 101 : 34.5oz
Day 102 :  37oz
Day 103 : 34.5oz
Day 104 : 42oz
Day 105 : 35oz

 Daily Average : 37oz
Weekly Total : 259oz

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