I've never heard of this; and hey, my grandma was a campo lady. Matilda, have you heard about "THE shot" from other sources, or is this the only case you know about?
I have personally witnessed 3 cases and have heard about several more.
Matilda
I've never heard of this; and hey, my grandma was a campo lady. Matilda, have you heard about "THE shot" from other sources, or is this the only case you know about?
Not all Dominicans know of it - especially the strong Catholics who wait for God to do his will. I have seen it with my own eyes in Esperanza, and two cases in my campo here. In all case the family came in from New York and did not want to hang around for weeks. Also used in the poor barrios in Santo Domingo like Los Alcarrizos.From what I understand comes in three parts, one to relax, one to go to sleep and one to stop the heart.
Matilda
I know people in los Alcarrizos, and they haven't heard from it.
What exactly is the "shot" term known by the regular populace?
la inyección
I See. So people who live abroad know about it too.And I know people in Los Alcarrizos and they have all heard of it! Maybe just depends. Is especially prevalent among the poor and those with children overseas.
Matilda
So, it's so well known and common that people just call it "LA inyeccion"?