Listen...it's not a BAD thing you were so worried...of course any conscientious goat owner would be concerned. I was just hoping you'd be able to calm your soul until you had test results.
I'm glad to hear it's not CL, that's a relief for you!
If it WAS...the disease is not transferred through milk, saliva, etc. It is only transferred by contact with the contents of an abscess. So if you have a positive doe, you can bottle feed the kids and keep them separate from her if she's got an active abscess and they will be fine. Many goat dairies have CL positive does and keep them in the herd. My neighbor has quite a few CL does but she pulls and bottle feeds all the kids, and they are not getting infected, she vaccinates them before putting retained doelings back into the doe herd, and she's slowly culling out the older infected does. When an older doe gets an abscess, she lances it, catches and disposes of the contents, cleans the wound thoroughly and puts them back in the doe pen. She has a dairy license to sell to the public and there is no problem with consuming raw milk from a CL doe. Many, many people do it every day.
I brought in a doe that turned out while in quarantine to have CL, and I chose to remove her from my herd because my other does are clean (and also vaccinated) and I didn't want to bring it in to an already clean herd. I do vaccinate all my kids for it since I have a lot of contact with my neighbor's positive goats. I kept the daughter of the positive doe I got, and she tested negative despite being dam-raised so I vaccinated her and put her in my herd.
So...it CAN be managed, it's just a pain to do so. If you can get a clean herd to start with, that's much better than having to manage CL until you can get rid of it, but, in my neighbor's case, there is such low selection of quality dairy goats in the state that she bought positive does KNOWING they were positive to start her herd with, because that is what there was available. I had to bring my does in from out of state, and since they were from a commercial dairy/show farm they had negative paperwork for everything in existence.