Its been great at the pipeline i learned so much. met so many new people. im going to miss all of you because your all beautiful. we take things for granite sometimes i just want to say we need to start cherishing the little things in life. like this pipeline for example with out it i would of never met such amazing people. i would of probably have been at home right now watching TV. i thank everyone that helped put this program together and all the people we met. there so many lessons taught these past weeks. like i take my life for granite sometimes when there are people that been through so much worse than me i understand now. im very grateful for my life and every that is in it. i wouldn’t take back anything these past days i loved everyday of it. i will miss you guys keep in touch. it was nice meeting all of you. i thank the mentors for all the support they gave us. thank our drivers that got us everywhere. the morning cermonies that made my days and made me smile. all the people that made me laugh. all the deep conversations with people. thank you for listening.:D
Yesterday at We…
Yesterday at Western was so amazing. The human cadavers were so interesting even though it was just a human body. We actually got to see inside it and how it works. I think we are very grateful because not a lot of people get opportunities like this. that was once in a lifetime experience. I’ve learned so much at western such as diabetes, body parts, and even people at disney need to know how to body structure words. Then we had story time with jerry that was fun i always love a great story. i think i have gained so much knowledge from this program and i think its to early to go home. i wish i had people like this in my life all the time. I like to thank the creator for giving me another day to live everyday. And everyday is amazing.
my final notes!
On Tuesday, we watched Reel Injun, I really thought that the ideas and ways of the people back then were just a disgrace. On how they used to treat and describe the stereotypes of us. The part of the movie that got me mad was when they had all the kids in a camp wearing paint on there face. they called themselves the “Sioux” tribe which i think is not only disrespectful to to the tribe but also to all native americans. I just thank all the ancestors for let me be in this “free” world today and allowing me to have more opportunities.
we get it done(:
These past days have been great. It started on saturday when we clean the garden with barbra drake. I got a cut on my arm but it was still fun. We came back to pitzer to watch red cloud and CRYSTLE LIGHTNING(: .Sunday we walked to the farmers market and i had the bombest smoothie ever! we also learned some cultural songs with josie and did some hawaiian dancing with keoni & jen. We watched the alcatrez movie and i learned that it was more than just an island. Monday we went to the State Historic Park and i learned about all the sages that our out there. That the land was very sacred and all the indigenous plants. We had a bomb fire and bonded great with Olivia & Cindi. The pipeline has been great and i learned so much that i’ve been here. I’ve met so many people and i don’t want to go home. I learned to live without t.v. & games and i adapted to just talking and meeting new people. I also liked the salsa dancing and yoga class with Daria. 
A Helping Hand!
My community is bad. The crime rate is very high. In order to change it I have to first start small with the kids in school. You have to show them that crime is not good and start a program to prevent it. Then from there we have to change the environment and make it safer and try to clean it up.After all this is done I think you can change the city little by little.
shocking!-fabian
i just found out that praying mantises eat humming birds.:O
Western First Day(:
1) Q.Whats the ideal physician patient relationship?
A.The perfect relationship is when they can connect and listen to you and your problems. they try to get on the friendship level instead of just some doctor.
2) Q.What parts of culture should they know about patients?
A.They should know your native side and your history, where you are coming from.
3)Q. What question should they have terms of the people?
A.They should ask personal questions about history
4)Q. Any good or bad experiences have you had in the medical field?or people you know?
A. Back home where i live, in Coachella, the JFK hospital is known to take forever when there are sick patients their and people are in life threatening situations and the hospital is just not organized and they take forever. My great aunt was treated their and i just hated the service, and they were very rude. We then moved her to the Eisenhower hospital which they had exactly what she needed. I really appreciate them.
BIO! by Fabian :D
I love to play sports, meet new people, and I love to make art. I am Cahuilla Indian. One of my great ancestors was called “FigTree John” because he was known for planting the first fig tree in the Coachella Valley. He was my grandmas great great great grandpa. His real name was John Razon. He was from the Torrez Martinez Indian Reservation. My autonym is Mau-Wal-Mah Su-Kutt Menyil,which is said to mean “among the palms, deer moon.
The Final Hours Are Almost Here…
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- Cahuilla Basket
so these past two days we haven’t had the time to blog. I am loving this program I do not want to leave its just the greatest. We went to do community service which was a little surprise for me but it was nice helping someone out and putting a smile on their faces. We also went to a museum yesterday and saw all this artifacts and art. There was a lot about my culture and a lot to learn about it was stuff I didn’t know i liked it. After all of that we came back to Pitzer and had a talent show it was pretty fun even though i didn’t have a talent but its okay. I went jogging and learned some Karate. Then I had a long talk to my friend back home. Overall Im loving every single day and i would love to come back and hangout with my new interesting original friends.
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