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The American doctors did not understand the Hmong traditional remedies that the Lee family used. The doctors treating Lia Lee, Neil and Peggy Ernst, had her removed from her home when she was almost three years of age, and placed into foster care for one year, causing friction with her parents. By age 4½ Lia Lee had been admitted to hospital ...
In the 1980s, Lia Lee, the subject of the book The Spirit Catches You and You Fall Down, was treated at this hospital. [3]In 2001, the State of California informed hospitals in the state that acute health care facilities would have to comply with new regulations on earthquake protection when they go into effect in 2008.
Saturday September 8, 2012. -- says Foua Yang, Lia's mother, lived in a house in South Sacramento - Lia was 4'7 and 47 pounds; Alternate location: Magagnini, Stephen. "Lia Lee dies; daughter of Hmong refugees changed American views of medicine." Sacramento Bee at Washington Post. Saturday September 8, 2012. Marcum, Diana.
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Three people have been jailed in the kidnapping and killing of a Hmong American comedian and activist who was found dead near Medellín after going out to meet a woman he reportedly met on social ...
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Lia Lee, subject of the 1997 book The Spirit Catches You and You Fall Down; Long Qingquan, 龙清泉, Miao Olympian; won a gold medal in Men's 56 kg weightlifting for China in the 2008 Beijing Olympics [9] Lori M. Lee, author of the book, Pahua and The Soul Stealer; Leekong Xiong, famous singer from Laos; Lormong Lo, former Omaha City Councilman
In part three of a series on Hmong culture, Pa Lee shares how Manitowoc became the second city in the state to proclaim a Hmong American Day.