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My friend's mom would nurse at night and give her formula at daycare. She stopped breastfeeding after 6 months.

Oh, this is so timely for me!
LO is almost 9 months old, and my supply has been tanking for months, but I feel so guilty stopping pumping, even though these days I'm pumping twice at work and getting like 3 oz. I nurse him when we're together (though I still supplement with formula during weekends because I'm afraid he doesn't get enough from me).
I think I'm quitting pumping this week (pretty much on his 9 month b-day)- I'm starting a new assignment at work at a remote location where I won't have my own office, so that seems to me like a pretty good sign that my pumping days are over.
I do want to keep nursing at night/in the mornings (I'd like to continue that till he's at least a year, longer if he wants to), but I still worry about supply... I'd also love to hear from people who've done this. Will my boobs just adjust to not making milk so much during the day, but still make some for him at night?
I really wanted to go longer, but pumping just doesn't seem to be working for me anymore (and to think, I used to take for granted that I could pump like 4 oz ON EACH SIDE, PER SESSION, when I first went back to work!)

Some women like my district manager stopped pumping and still has plenty of milk for evenings/nights and all weekend long for her 1 year old. When I stopped dedicatedly pumping during the day and tried just nursing when I was with my son (mornings, nights, and all weekend), my supply didn't keep up and my son started had to be supplemented every other feeding even when I was with him. This went on for about a month and then I just didn't have enough milk for even every other feeding so we went to formula full time.

I didn't give up my daytime pumping routine until 14 months. After that, supply tanked. She still nurses at night (5 minutes before bed and once at about 5 am), but there's not much there.