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What is your Gender

18.4%81.6%


Female	31
Male	7
Prefer not to tell	0

Female	31	81.6%
Male	7	18.4%
Prefer not to tell	0	0%

Age

15.8%23.7%23.7%26.3%


16	0
17	0
18	4
19	10
20	9
21	9
+22	6

16	0	0%
17	0	0%
18	4	10.5%
19	10	26.3%
20	9	23.7%
21	9	23.7%
+22	6	15.8%

1. What was your diet during and after Maria?

Can Food

Tuna

Arroz con jamonilla

During and after the hurricane everything was limited due to the low-storage of food everywhere. Most days my diet consisted of bread in the mornings and a "full meal" during the day. After the emergency state was off my diet consisted of two full meals a day and some snacks in between meals..

High sodium foods

Purely junk food and canned food since there is no power to keep good and nutritional food in the fridge.

Mainly junk food and fast food.

No tengo dieta, solo comía lo que hubiese en la casa

Rice and beans with corned beef, sausages and any food any organization gave us.

MRE, bread, bottled water

Comida enlatada y agua

Canned foods

Fast foods

Healthy

Mucha potería y comida de fast food

fastfoods

Salchichas, pan, galletas

Still irregular.. some of rices, beef and chickens. I’ve been eating fast foods as well

Mostly the same, no cold foods or drinks.

Canned food, MRE, etc.

MRE's, rice, chef boyardee

Not really healthy

Ninguna en específica.

During: vegetarian (no meat or eggs but still ate cheese). After: vegan (no meat, eggs, or dairy).

can food

Mayormente comida rápida

Cans food, soup, MRE, after maria some fast food

Cabe food and MRE

Pan

Chinese food

Salchichas, Spam and what ever would be in the kitchen

High in sodium mostly canned food

The same, except meet

I ate a lot of carbohydrates, rice, beans, potatoes

Irregular

Mucha poteria pero ahora que llego la luz estamos comiendo “fresco” porque practicamente como pal de veces en la semana en un fast food

MRE, SPAM, Rice,beans

Everything that was food

2. After the hurricane, did you continue doing exercise (even without electricity)?

15.8%84.2%


Yes	6
No	32

Yes	6	15.8%
No	32	84.2%

3. (if is yes) What was your routine?

10 mint calentando. 1 milla corriendo

Buscar gasolina helarle y prenderla

1-2 hours of running at the track

Joggin and bicycle

Running

Walking

4. Was the Meal Ready to Eat (MRE) was part of your diet?

34.2%65.8%


Yes	25
No	13

Yes	25	65.8%
No	13	34.2%

5. Did you participate to the social lunch on the university?

31.6%68.4%


Yes	26
No	12

Yes	26	68.4%
No	12	31.6%

6. (if is yes) how was your experience?

Good

N/A

Buena

It was a wonderful experience. I loved the dinamic and the good meal.

Un alivio grandísimo al estudiante con buena comida

Overall, it was good, it helped alot since not all of us had money in the moment and the cafeteria was shut down in the meantime.

Very nice

Excellent

very good

Bien

It was good actually. It was a great opportunity to save money which was wonderful during this “crisis” after Maria.

Really greatful.

Very good actually, it helped a lot because I didn't have a lot of money to buy food

It was nice, it was also handy since I couldn’t really afford food

I can say was good

Great

Amazing!!!!!!

Excelent, long lines but lets be honest for everything I had to make long lines

Awesome

Excellent!

Good even though the situation

Great, very good food

7. Did you participate the free medical Service on the university?

100%


Yes	0
No	38

Yes	0	0%
No	38	100%

8. (if is yes) how was your experience?

No responses yet for this question.

9. When the university start again, did you get ill because of the mold in the campus?

18.4%34.2%47.4%


Yes	18
No	13
Almost	7

Yes	18	47.4%
No	13	34.2%
Almost	7	18.4%

Any commentaire?

And we have to add the stress

How it is possible that, four months later, it’s still uncomfortable being inside “Letras”.

I need to have power soon 😢