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Ethnic Divide for Diabetes: City's Puerto Ricans Far More Likely to Die
of Illness, Study Says
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By Judith Graham, Chicago Tribune Dec. 7--Puerto Ricans in Chicago are
three times more likely to die of diabetes than white residents and
almost twice as likely as black residents, according to a study that is
spurring calls for action among community leaders.
Saturday, December 09, 2006
Tuesday, December 05, 2006
Our Little Tree
By Samaris Ayala
My sisters christmas tree
No matter how small or tall
the tree, she always gave us
a tree with much love
To have a small tree
was not an embarrassment
it was really decorated
and loved with much sentiment
My sisters christmas tree
a story possessed each ornament
Even when we were having
a difficult struggle
We never felt we were in trouble
because we had an "arbol."
c 2006 Samaris Ayala
Samaris can be reached at sallypatches@yahoo.com.
By Samaris Ayala
My sisters christmas tree
No matter how small or tall
the tree, she always gave us
a tree with much love
To have a small tree
was not an embarrassment
it was really decorated
and loved with much sentiment
My sisters christmas tree
a story possessed each ornament
Even when we were having
a difficult struggle
We never felt we were in trouble
because we had an "arbol."
c 2006 Samaris Ayala
Samaris can be reached at sallypatches@yahoo.com.
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