Children: Lahda ch’ééh disdziihlé.
Sometimes I have trouble breathing.
Children: ‘Ákótiihgo násdzilé.
When I have an asthma attack, I feel scared.
Children: Jidi’niilkos aldó’ shilchi’ dánáhi’ didago ch’ééh disdziihlé.
I start to cough and I feel like I’m choking.
Children: Lahda shimá dóó shizhé’é azee’ áliigóó shil alnánákah.
Sometimes my parents have to take me to the hospital.
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Children: Lóó’ tóbáá istin shil nahalin leh.
I feel like a fish with no water.
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