Hi Melissa,
I agree with the pp that it is your choice to make, but since you posted this here, I have a feeling you're looking for support to continue nursing.
Many of us go through these feelings, you're not alone. We are so aware about doing what is right for our children ... so different from prior generations when people thought bottlefeeding was better. I'm still shocked that we have the choice, so many choices, too many choices - about how we parent. It makes it tough!
Breastfeeding does get easier. It really does. And, it goes so fast. Before we know it, our baby is 6 months old ... 9 months old ... a year old. And this tiny, precious moment in time when they are a baby, it is done.
Yes, it is labor intensive at times. Max was much like your ds, on a 2 hr EASY until he was 4 months old. I got used to planning to feed him while out. Or we ran one errand a day, I'd feed him and pop out the door. Sometimes I fed him in the front seat of my car, where it was quiet and peaceful. We picked up my niece several days a week at kindergarten, so we didn't have the convenience of being at home all the time. This time passes so quickly. Before you know it, your ds will be going 3 and 4 hrs between feeds. And you may look back longingly for the time he lay in your arms, not asking "down!" :lol:
So for your support, I say "You CAN do this!" You can keep going if you only try. I will support all of you ladies, for as long as I can, to keep nursing your babies.