What should I do with all of my frozen milk?

First, wait until she hits a year old and see if she's eating enough solids that stopping pumping at work won't cause a problem. You probably won't have any issue, but some babies aren't ready to have cow's milk for instance at a year old, and it would stink if after all that you found yourself dealing with her being sick and wishing for that milk, you know? Definitely you should be able to bring down the number of pumpings, but it's so wonderful that you have been able to do this. :)

Second, I would contact a milk bank and see if they would be willing to accept it as donations. Unlike underground selling networks, the milk bank prioritizes who they give the milk to. So it would go to the preemies or really sick babies who can't have anything but breastmilk. I think the last time I checked, they need something like 8million oz to meet the needs of these preemies, but right now they only get a little over 1million oz, so a lot of preemies go without and many have complications that could be prevented with breastmilk.

Continue to pump and rotate out until a year. When you quit pumping, you'll just use up what you have left. Nursing only in the am. and pm. will pretty much cause your breasts to start shutting down and your daughter will likely wean within 2 months.

If you instead want to get rid of all the extra milk, then check around locally. Lots of mothers are requesting frozen breastmilk given that milk at milk banks are pretty much restricted to hospital use only now. I included a link below, but you might try contact a mothers of multiples group to find out if anybody has a need.

I didn't pump a lot since I am a stay at home mom but what I did pump I ended up using in her food. Since it tastes better then just water and they aren't suppose to have cow's milk until they are 1 then it works really well. If by the time she is 1 and you still have a lot of milk left over, I would donate it.

Donate your milk, if you have Facebook find Human Milk 4 Human Babies HM4HB in your area :)

See if you can donate it to mothers who can't produce their own milk

I assume you have introduced solids to her diet, have you talked to your doctor if it is appropriate for you to give to your child the milk with oatmeal and other grains (instead of water) to supplement to her diet?

sooo.... uh... you just needed someone to talk to? sounds like you answered your own question. it would be foolish to just throw the milk out, so *yes* use the frozen milk and cut down on the pumping. your boss and coworkers are probably wondering if you're ever going to stop.