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American Indian Story (Lyrics included with album)

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does native americans always born with jaundice,

Jaundice In The Breastfed Baby

Before babies are born, they need high levels of red blood cells in … such as Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Hispanic, and Native Americans. … the levels begin to go down, they almost always continue to decline. … One of the things jaundice does is make your baby sleepy, especially is he is ” under the lights” . …
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being a native american woman + poem

Poetry written by Melody Jackson – a single Native American Woman …

Today, I am more native than yesterday, I didn’t hurry so fast, running from my … of honoring everything that is alive, being one with nature, not strife. …
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Born on the North West Coast of the US. I am use to Snow Capped Mountains, beautiful Forests, wild flowers on wild Rivers. The once wild foods, berries of the area and the beloved Salmon.

I could look out across the cold waters of the Pacific Ocean. I could look in land at the Snow Capped Mountains.

I watched the Hawks and Eagles soaring in the clean pure blue skies. Enjoyed the thrill of the first crys of the Geese in Spring and Winter. As thousands of flocks in v formation made their dramatic way North or South each season.

Loving the show of the Northern Lights dancing across the skies.

Hearing the howl of the wolf packs. Hearing them pausing at the tent flap at night, as they listened in on you.

Finding you were being tracked by curious Mountain Lions in the snow when crossing back over the trails and seeing their foot prints behind yours.

Seeing huge bear tracks just filling in with water on the trail and the hair standing up on the back of your neck realizing he/she is right next to you in the brush.