Ch. 1
Page 8- Halima was cut open, she bled, became infected .
Page 8- Hijabs potent spell prayers
Page 8- Fakirs- prepare to protect people
Page 9- Boy had scars on his head
Page 10- This was cut when the boy was little
Ch. 2
Page 13- Scarring makes women beautiful. Hours of cutting with a razor blade.
Page 20-21- Double Medicine gathering. Grandma would stop at trees and pick things up that would be good to cure Malaria and help prevent getting it.
Ch.3
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Ch.4
Page 39- The mothers ear was hurting. The grandmother poured hot sesame oil inside the ear. Then poured gas into the ear.
Ch.5- Taihree- “unbearable pain” sewn up only a tiny hole of the circumcision.
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Page 57-Antibotics, broke then put them put powder over area that was wounded locked the thighs together.
Ch.6
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Ch.7
Page 89- Short supply of water so sesame oil was used to cleanse and moisturize water
Ch.8
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Ch.9
Page 111- Potion, power of hijabs
Ch.10
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Ch.11
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Ch.12
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Ch.13
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Ch.14
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Ch.15
Page 170- Doctor. Helping patients (Halima) Patient was pregnant with a set of twins.
Ch.16
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Ch.17
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Ch.18
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Ch.19
Page 213- Girls came into clinic and they were all circumcised. In much pain. Needed help and received help.
Ch.20
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Ch.21
Page 234- Halima started working in a health clinic around her village.
Ch. 22
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Ch.23
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Ch.24
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Ch. 25
Page 278- Halima was ill and sent to a local GP. She was in the hospital for three weeks and was on antidepressants.
Ch.26
Page 282- Halima had an infection in her stomach.
Ch.27
Page 287- She was diagnosed with anemia and was sent to London to see a specialists, also was pregnant.
Page 289- Even though she had all of these troubles her baby was born naturally.
Ch.28
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