Hi Y.,
Congratulations on your second baby girl! Best wishes to you tomorrow for a wonderful delivery and easy recovery.
Yes, it's absolutely do-able - bottle and breast. I work outside the home and exculsively breastfed my children. I pumped milk and they took it from bottles while I was away at work. It's helpful if someone other than you can be giving the baby the bottle. When you're nursing, your baby is likely to not accept the bottle from you, as they want to nurse - and know you're the source!
With our first, there were days that he was seemingly on a hunger strike. He would only take as much from the bottle as he absolutely needed to survive. Sometimes nothing. We honored his bottle-protest. My husband (who was at home with him), held him alot, made sure he felt nurtured and not abandoned, and just kept offering the pumped milk. (Some families will use cups to feed the baby, when they won't accept a bottle) When I arrived home, it was a nurse fest, but our children NEVER suffered. They always thrived and we just went with each day as it came.
Another thing you could try are different bottle nipples. Babies are different and some like one nipple yet not another.
One further suggestion is that whoever is feeding your baby should try to make the atmosphere calm. A dimly lit room, no extraneous noise or activity...and most importantly, they need to remain calm and peaceful if the baby isn't receptive immediately.
Sending warm wishes for all the best.
M.