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4:00 California Department of Health Services. Even the building itself represents a stark contrast to the individual, in-home, in-family health and spirituality beliefs and practices of the Hmong. Credit Wikimedia Commons This is Phillip Periman in Amarillo speaking about the HPPR Reader’s Book Club This spring we are reading Anne Fadiman’s non-fiction, narrative story of the cross-cultural conflict between western medicine and a Hmong family(the Lees) whose 3 month old daughter, Lia, has a seizure disorder which in their language is called   kow da pays which means The Spirit Catches You and You Fall Down. Fadiman uses this as the title of her book.

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