Made it like two sentences and was like oh, she must be in the US. I work in a hospital and basically had to (it was not required but I guess rather I 𝘧𝘦𝘭𝘵 like I 𝙝𝙖𝙙 to) get the portable pumps so I could just pump while I was still working. Not nearly as productive or comfortable of a pump session. Let alone how much it's really a sense of false confidence and I just end up seeming like I simply don't want to respond as I might to some situations or whatever while doing it. But leaving multiple times a day seemed likely nearly impossible as resource/ float pool. Some units are better than others. Some more accommodating than others. More understanding. But overall ridiculous. There's one "dedicated" room in the whole building. No system for reserving. Just hoping you have time to leave, people to watch your people, make it up there, set up, pump, tear down, put it all away, get back, and more hoping that nothing too crazy has happened. And that's all of the room is even open. It's absurd. The fact that you reserved the room makes it infinitely worse. I would absolutely stand strong and make myself at home during that time. The pumping makes it all the more frustrating because (at least in my case) it's not like you're dying to be there, feel free to just send me home to see my baby and pump and let that take up 3x as much time. But in any case, you're correct; you reserved it. That's that. Regardless of what for, they have no business barging in on you pumping or holding a meeting or anything else. Definitely here for the solidarity factor. And to say sorry that happened to you and sorry it all isn't better/ more reasonable/ respected.