Family in Piura
This morning, Jessica, Michael and I took a mototaxi to a village in Piura to interview families for our health study. We left Santisimo Sacramento with the goal of interviewing three families at the village. By the end of the day, we had spoken with more than twenty families about their recent experiences with illness and disease and their perceptions on health care and mental health. I was fascinated by their views on these subjects, and I can't wait to interview more families tomorrow. I took a lot of pictures today, and I posted a few of them below. I hope you enjoy them!

A view of the village from the road.

The family members join us for a group picture.

The three of us are conducting our first interview.

Matt is explaining to Michael an interesting aspect of health care in Peru. Even though Jessica and Michael are fluent in Spanish and I try my best, Matt was very helpful in translating our questions so that they could be understood by the family members.

Jessica and I are interviewing a family member while Michael is talking with Matt in the background.

A dog is running through a street in the village as a girl plays with a ball in the background.

A group of children from the village are playing with tires.

Jessica is interviewing a family member on social networks as Michael and I are conducting an interview on mental illness and health care.

Jessica is thanking family members after a long day of interviews.

Michael and a nurse are leaving the village.
Michael and I are building a house tomorrow morning! I will share the pictures with you tomorrow night.
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