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The general medical literature on lactation in nonpregnant women is reviewed as are the two psychoanalytic papers which discuss lactation occurring during the course of treatment. A case is presented in which a woman lactated as part of an anniversary reaction to her delivery of a stillborn child. Commentary is made on the theoretical aspects of this reaction.