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                    [Title] => Heart and Healing Down South
                    [Summary] => A bullet pierced through Babu’s left breast as she was tending their farm in Carmen, North Cotabato. It was quick, she remembers, but the pain was all over her body at once, and she went numb. It was the  height of the war between the Ilagas, a Christian terrorist organization, and the Blackshirts, a Muslim armed band, in the ’60s, and there were no doctors or any form of medical assistance. The wound had to heal by itself. 


                    [DatePublished] => 2006-09-03 00:00:00
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                    [AuthorID] => 1288953
                    [AuthorName] => Eden E. Estopace
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Heart and Healing Down South

By Eden E. Estopace | September 3, 2006 - 12:00am

A bullet pierced through Babu’s left breast as she was tending their farm in Carmen, North Cotabato. It was quick, she remembers, but the pain was all over her body at once, and she went numb. It was the height...

Starweek Magazine