End-of-Life University

By Karen Wyatt MD

Dr. Karen Wyatt, hospice physician and author of "7 Lessons for Living from the Dying," interviews experts on all aspects of the end-of-life, including: caring for the dying, funeral and burial practi... more

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March 13, 2023Ep. 394 You’re Going to Die (YG2D): Creatively Exploring Death and Dying with Ned Buskirk
Learn how YG2D brings diverse communities in to the conversation of death and dying using creativity.
My guest Ned Buskirk is the Founder, Podcast Host, Facilitator and Executive Director for You’re Going to Die (YG2D), a 501(c)3 non-profit organization. Ned discusses the YG2D movement and how the arts are essential to helping us make meaning out of our mortality. We also talk about the importance of self-care as we try to make changes in how we think and talk about death in our society. Learn more at the website:
www.yg2d.com
www.instagram.com/yergoing2die
Watch on YouTube
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This episode includes:
The need that inspired the creation of the first YG2D open mic
How YG2D has responded to the needs of community
The paradox between the urgent need for the message to get out and the reality that we also need to let go and relax in the moment
How creative arts can be a gentle way to introduce the reality of death and dying
The arts are “medicine” for our mortality
Writing helps us access unconscious parts of ourselves that have been buried
We need places we can go where we are safe enough to be vulnerable
How listening to stories is as important as telling our own
Grief can be a “rite of passage” in our culture, especially if we can talk about it
It’s important to find the right community that can hold you in the way you need to be held
Why we need self-care and balance when we are working in the death and dying field
The prison work that Ned is engaging in through YG2D
Links mentioned in this episode:
What Really Matters Podcast
NEW Archives Page
Leave me a message by email: [email protected], Twitter, Facebook or Instagram
Support your local bookstore by buying my books on Bookshop and Indiebound: 7 Lessons for Living from the Dying and The Journey from Ego to Soul
Subscribe to this podcast on Apple, Google, Spotify, iHeart Radio, Stitcher Radio
Check out the Series I’ve recorded in the past here
Join the team at Patreon.com/eolu and receive free gifts like the “Mind if we talk about death?” mini-poster or Love Your Life sticker or coffee mug. PLUS get our regular bonuses: the monthly EOL News Update, occasional movie reviews from 2 Doctors and a Movie, and automatic access to A Year of Reading Dangerously!
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1h 9min
March 06, 2023Ep. 393 End-of-Life Care for People with Dementia with Barbara Karnes RN
Learn about the challenges faced by caregivers for dementia patients and some creative ideas for offering support.
In this episode I welcome back my recurring guest Barbara Karnes, hospice nurse, speaker, thought leader, and expert on end-of-life care. She is the author of the “little blue hospice book” Gone From My Sight and her most recent book By Your Side: A Guide for Caring for the Dying at Home. We discuss the challenges of caring for a person with dementia and the impact that care can have on family members. Learn more about Barbara’s work at her website:
www.bkbooks.com
Get the book here
Watch on YouTube
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This episode includes:
There are now over 7 million people with dementia in the US
Dementia patients require twice as many hours of care as other patients
The late stage of dementia can last 1-2 years; patients are eligible for hospice care during the last 6 months
How the last stage of life for dementia patients differs from that of other end-of-life patients
Why caregivers for dementia patients are much more likely to suffer exhaustion and depression
A marker to use for determining when a dementia patient is eligible for hospice
Why it’s essential to create an advance directive early in the course of dementia while the patient can make decisions
The need for “dementia doulas” to guide and assist caregivers
What happens when a caregiver can no longer take care of their loved one at home
How some financial planners are doing a better job talking to their clients about preparing for healthcare needs than medical providers are doing
Simple tips to help caregivers in the moment
Links mentioned in this episode:
FAC-AZ Annual Meeting in March: Register here (you can attend in person or virtually)
What Really Matters Podcast
NEW Archives Page
Family Caregiver Alliance: Website Caregiver College Videos
A Place for Mom
Book recommendation: Connecting the Dots by Judith London
Leave me a message by email: [email protected], Twitter, Facebook or Instagram
Support your local bookstore by buying my books on Bookshop and Indiebound: 7 Lessons for Living from the Dying and The Journey from Ego to Soul
Subscribe to this podcast on Apple, Google, Spotify, iHeart Radio, Stitcher Radio
Check out the Series I’ve recorded in the past here
Join the team at Patreon.com/eolu and receive free gifts like the “Mind if we talk about death?” mini-poster or Love Your Life sticker or coffee mug. PLUS get our regular bonuses: the monthly EOL News Update, occasional movie reviews from 2 Doctors and a Movie, and automatic access to A Year of Reading Dangerously!
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If you enjoy this content please share it with others and consider leaving a review on iTunes. Thanks again to all supporters on my page at Patreon.com/eolu, especially my newest patron Barbara Richardson and thank you also to Jen Blalock for buying me a coffee! Your contributions make all the difference.
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1h 6min
February 27, 2023Ep. 392 The Evolution of the American Funeral with Todd Harra
Learn the fascinating history of some funeral customs in America and how the profession is changing.
My guest Todd Harra is a 4th generation funeral director, embalmer, post-mortem reconstructionist, and creationist who works for the family funeral business in Wilmington, Delaware. He is also an author of several books including his latest book Last Rites: The Evolution of the American Funeral. He discusses the fascinating history of many funeral customs here in the U.S. and why funerals are important. Learn more at his website:
www.toddharra.com
Get the book here
Watch on YouTube
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This episode includes:
What inspired Todd to work in the family business as a funeral director
How this career provides lessons in grace and humility
Common myths and stigmas about the profession of funeral director
How the funeral industry continues to evolve
How and why the practice of embalming the dead began in the U.S.
The history of viewing the body before burial and why it may be helpful for mourners
The discovery at a Neanderthal burial site of evidence for early funeral practices
Why funerals are important and a vital step in the grieving process
When and why to include children in funerals
How technology will change funerals in the future
What we need to remember about the history of funerals as we move into the future
Links mentioned in this episode:
FAC-AZ Annual Meeting in March: Register here (you can attend in person or virtually)
What Really Matters Podcast
Previous interviews with funeral directors Caleb Wilde Eric Layer Amy Cunningham and Caitlin Doughty
Leave me a message by email: [email protected], Twitter, Facebook or Instagram
Support your local bookstore by buying my books on Bookshop and Indiebound: 7 Lessons for Living from the Dying and The Journey from Ego to Soul
Subscribe to this podcast on Apple, Google, Spotify, iHeart Radio, Stitcher Radio
Check out the Series I’ve recorded in the past here
Join the team at Patreon.com/eolu and receive free gifts like the “Mind if we talk about death?” mini-poster or Love Your Life sticker or coffee mug. PLUS get our regular bonuses: the monthly EOL News Update, occasional movie reviews from 2 Doctors and a Movie, and automatic access to A Year of Reading Dangerously!
Buy me a coffee
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If you enjoy this content please share it with others and consider leaving a review on iTunes. Thanks again to all supporters on my page at Patreon.com/eolu, especially my newest patron Heather Capuano! Your contributions make all the difference.
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1h 3min
February 20, 2023Ep. 391 Dying in America: A Journalist’s Exploration with Ann Neumann
Learn about this journalist’s research into “the good death” and what she learned through seven years of study and travel across the U.S.
My guest Ann Neumann is a journalist whose work has appeared in The New York Times, The Guardian, Harper’s magazine, The Baffler, Guernica magazine, and elsewhere. After caring for her father at his end of life she became a hospice volunteer and began to research the meaning of a “good death” in this country, which led to her book The Good Death: An Exploration of Dying in America. She shares some of the things she learned about death as she traveled the country and listened to opinions, beliefs, and stories about what constitutes a good death. Learn more at her website:
www.annneumann.wordpress.com
Get the book here
Watch on YouTube
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This episode includes:
How Ann’s experience caring for her father at the end of his life inspired her research for the book
How Ann and her family felt unprepared for the actual dying process even though they were receiving care from hospice
How the “gentle” marketing of hospice and death care services can obscure the reality of the challenges of dying
The tragedy of “false hope” being offered to patients rather than factual information
Where Ann found inspiration for each of the topics she covered in the book (e.g. medical aid in dying, pro-life movement, religious influence on dying, disability issues, prison hospice)
Why “dignity” can mean something different to people who live with disabilities
The extensive work needed to overcome racial disparities in end-of-life care and restore trust
Links mentioned in this episode:
FAC-AZ Annual Meeting in March: Register here (you can attend in person or virtually)
New ARCHIVES page
Tutorial: How to Make Difficult EOL Decisions for a Loved One
Leave me a message by email: [email protected], Twitter, Facebook or Instagram
Support your local bookstore by buying my books on Bookshop and Indiebound: 7 Lessons for Living from the Dying and The Journey from Ego to Soul
Subscribe to this podcast on Apple, Google, Spotify, iHeart Radio, Stitcher Radio
Check out the Series I’ve recorded in the past here
Join the team at Patreon.com/eolu and receive free gifts like the “Mind if we talk about death?” mini-poster or Love Your Life sticker or coffee mug. PLUS get our regular bonuses: the monthly EOL News Update, occasional movie reviews from 2 Doctors and a Movie, and automatic access to A Year of Reading Dangerously!
Buy me a coffee
Donate on Paypal
If you enjoy this content please share it with others and consider leaving a review on iTunes. Thanks again to all supporters on my page at Patreon.com/eolu, especially my newest patron Jason P. and thank you also the anonymous person who bought me 5 coffees! Your contributions make all the difference.
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1h 9min
February 13, 2023Ep. 390 Funeral Consumers Alliance: Resources for Funeral Planning with Martha Lundgren
Learn how the FCA helps consumers plan ahead for funerals and make informed choices for themselves and their loved ones.
My guest Martha Lundgren is the president of the board of Funeral Consumers Alliance of Arizona. She also serves on the speakers bureau for FCA-AZ and is a representative in the Arizona End of Life Care Partnership. Martha will tell us the role FCA plays in educating people about their rights when planning a funeral and how to avoid costly mistakes, which is information we all need to know for ourselves, loved ones, patients and clients. Learn more at the websites:
Funeral Consumers Alliance of Arizona: www.fcaaz.org
National Funeral Consumers Alliances: www.funerals.org
Watch on YouTube
Listen here:
This episode includes:
The role of the Funeral Consumers Alliance
Why planning ahead is important for funerals, especially if you have specific wishes for what happens
How FCA helps consumers “shop around” for funeral arrangements
The funeral industry in general lacks transparency about pricing
Why you should plan in advance but not pay in advance for funerals
Consumers should beware of deceptive advertising in the funeral industry
Why it’s important to name someone to pay for and plan your funeral
What to do if your loved one doesn’t want a funeral
How to cover the cost of a funeral or disposition
What happens if someone dies while traveling out of state or out of the country
Links mentioned in this episode:
FAC-AZ Annual Meeting in March: Register here (you can attend in person or virtually)
Caitlyn Doughty’s book: Smoke Gets in Your Eyes
Leave me a message by email: [email protected], Twitter, Facebook or Instagram
Support your local bookstore by buying my books on Bookshop and Indiebound: 7 Lessons for Living from the Dying and The Journey from Ego to Soul
Subscribe to this podcast on Apple, Google, Spotify, iHeart Radio, Stitcher Radio
Check out the Series I’ve recorded in the past here
Join the team at Patreon.com/eolu and receive free gifts like the “Mind if we talk about death?” mini-poster or Love Your Life sticker or coffee mug. PLUS get our regular bonuses: the monthly EOL News Update, occasional movie reviews from 2 Doctors and a Movie, and automatic access to A Year of Reading Dangerously!
Buy me a coffee
Donate on Paypal
If you enjoy this content please share it with others and consider leaving a review on iTunes. Thanks again to all supporters on my page at Patreon.com/eolu, especially my newest patron Diana Hiatt! Your contributions make all the difference.
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1h 1min
February 06, 2023Ep. 389 Virtual Reality as a Tool for End-of-Life Anxiety and Pain with Gregory Roufa and Lama Karma
Learn how virtual reality technology can be utilized in a powerful way to ease distress and find meaning for people facing life-limiting illness.
My two guests, Gregory Roufa and Lama Karma, both work for Anuma, a company specializing in developing sacred experiences in virtual reality. Gregory is the co-founder and CEO at Anuma and Karma is an experience designer. They discuss the work Anuma is doing to create VR experiences that can benefit patients facing serious illness, particularly at the end of life, without the use of drugs. Learn more at the website:
www.anuma.com
Watch on YouTube
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This episode includes:
What is Virtual Reality
What equipment is used for a VR experience
The inspiration behind Anuma
What is a “self-transcendent” experience
How to use VR in a beneficial rather than a harmful way
What to expect from the Clear Light Program
Why a transcendent experience can be helpful for anxiety at the end of life
Results seen so far from Anuma’s studies
How to work with Anuma as a facilitator on pilot projects or as a capital partner
How Virtual Reality has similar effects to a medium dose of psychedelic medication (and is legal and available now)
Links mentioned in this episode:
Previous interview on psychedelics at the end of life
Nature Article on group VR experiences
Contact Gregory at: [email protected]
Leave me a message by email: [email protected], Twitter, Facebook or Instagram
Support your local bookstore by buying my books on Bookshop and Indiebound: 7 Lessons for Living from the Dying and The Journey from Ego to Soul
Subscribe to this podcast on Apple, Google, Spotify, iHeart Radio, Stitcher Radio
Check out the Series I’ve recorded in the past here
Join the team at Patreon.com/eolu and receive free gifts like the “Mind if we talk about death?” mini-poster or Love Your Life sticker or coffee mug. PLUS get our regular bonuses: the monthly EOL News Update, occasional movie reviews from 2 Doctors and a Movie, and automatic access to A Year of Reading Dangerously!
Buy me a coffee
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If you enjoy this content please share it with others and consider leaving a review on iTunes. Thanks again to all supporters on my page at Patreon.com/eolu, especially my newest patron Jean Oswald and also to Madeleine for buying me a coffee! Your contributions make all the difference.
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1h
January 30, 2023Ep. 388 A Song for You: Personalized Songs for Hospice Patients with Emily Cavanagh
Learn about an initiative to provide hospice patients with songs written specifically for them about their lives and stories.
My guest Emily Cavanagh is a singer/songwriter based in New York City who performs in places like New York, Chicago and Dublin. She has made a career for herself as a singer at the intersection of music and service as she brings music to marginalized communities. She is the founder of the music initiative A Song for You, which features local, touring, and Grammy Award-winning songwriters who compose and perform original personalized songs for hospice patients and their families. She will discuss the inspiration behind A Song for You and how this work has benefitted both the recipients and the creators of these special songs. Learn more at her websites:
www.emilycavanaghmusic.com
www.hereisasongforyou.org
Watch on YouTube
Listen here:
This episode includes:
How Emily got started in social work, activism and music
What inspired her to create A Song for You
The first song Emily wrote for a patient
How she writes songs for total strangers
How A Song for You has grown over time
The process for applying to have a song written for someone
How patients, families and songwriters have benefitted from sharing this special music
How to support A Song for You and its mission
Links mentioned in this episode:
Emily’s YouTube Channel
Leave me a message by email: [email protected], Twitter, Facebook or Instagram
Support your local bookstore by buying my books on Bookshop and Indiebound: 7 Lessons for Living from the Dying and The Journey from Ego to Soul
Subscribe to this podcast on Apple, Google, Spotify, iHeart Radio, Stitcher Radio
Check out the Series I’ve recorded in the past here
Join the team at Patreon.com/eolu and receive free gifts like the “Mind if we talk about death?” mini-poster or Love Your Life sticker or coffee mug. PLUS get our regular bonuses: the monthly EOL News Update, occasional movie reviews from 2 Doctors and a Movie, and automatic access to A Year of Reading Dangerously!
Buy me a coffee
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If you enjoy this content please share it with others and consider leaving a review on iTunes. Thanks again to all supporters on my page at Patreon.com/eolu, especially my newest patrons Lucy Karl and Amrita Dhanji, and also to Karen Friedmann for buying me a coffee! Your contributions make all the difference.
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54min
January 23, 2023Ep. 387 How to Save Hospice with Ira Byock MD
Learn about some positive steps that are needed to heal the current hospice industry in the U.S. and how your story can make a difference.
My guest Dr. Ira Byock is a leading palliative care physician, author and public advocate for improving care through the end of life. He is the author of Dying Well, The Four Things That Matter Most, and The Best Care Possible. We discuss his recent essay pinion piece published in STAT online: “Hospice Care Needs Saving,” which is a response to the November Propublica/New Yorker article How the Visionary Hospice Movement Became a For-Profit Hustle. Learn more at his website:
www.irabyock.org
Read the STAT article
Watch on YouTube
Listen here:
This episode includes:
Our reactions to the Propublica article
What the article got right about today’s hospice and why we need to take it seriously
What the hospice movement needs to work on to improve care for patients and rebuild trust with the public
Why internal “self-correction” is more important now for the hospice industry than expecting Congress to make changes
Why over-focus on profit is dangerous for the hospice movement
Why transparency, strengthened oversight, and legal accountability are important steps for saving hospice
How stories about current hospice care can be helpful as we move forward
Links mentioned in this episode:
Previous interview with Dr. Byock
Get in touch with Dr. Byock to share your hospice story: [email protected]
Leave me a message by email: [email protected], Twitter, Facebook or Instagram
Support your local bookstore by buying my books on Bookshop and Indiebound: 7 Lessons for Living from the Dying and The Journey from Ego to Soul
Subscribe to this podcast on Apple, Google, Spotify, iHeart Radio, Stitcher Radio
Check out the Series I’ve recorded in the past here
Join the team at Patreon.com/eolu and receive free gifts like the “Mind if we talk about death?” mini-poster or Love Your Life sticker or coffee mug. PLUS get our regular bonuses: the monthly EOL News Update, occasional movie reviews from 2 Doctors and a Movie, and automatic access to A Year of Reading Dangerously!
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If you enjoy this content please share it with others and consider leaving a review on iTunes. Thanks again to all supporters on my page at Patreon.com/eolu, especially my newest patron Sara Perry! Your contributions make all the difference.
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59min
January 16, 2023Ep. 386 Five Wishes: Advance Care Planning for Everyone with Joanne Eason
Learn more about the Five Wishes document and why it can be a good choice as an advance directive.
My guest Joanne Eason is the president of Five Wishes, the nation’s only national advance care planning program. She discusses the history of the Five Wishes organization and the benefits of using the Five Wishes form as an advance directive. We review the reasons why everyone over age 18 needs and advance directive and how Five Wishes can meet that need. Learn more at the website:
www.fivewishes.org
Watch on YouTube
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This episode includes:
The original inspiration behind Five Wishes
What the Five Wishes document consists of
Which 46 states recognize Five Wishes as a legal document and the extra steps needed in the other 4 states
Why choose Five Wishes over state advance directive forms or how to use both forms together
The benefits of planning ahead for the end of life
The importance of choosing the best person as a healthcare proxy
Why Five Wishes asks individuals to define “what life support treatment means to me”
The importance of including questions about more than just wishes for medical treatment in advance care planning
What steps to take after completing Five Wishes
How the Five Wishes form acknowledges the “gray areas” of end-of-life planning
Links mentioned in this episode:
Register here for (free) online event with William Peters and The Shift Network: Discover the Shared Death Experience
Get the Five Wishes Advocate’s Toolkit
Driving Miss Norma
Leave me a message by email: [email protected], Twitter, Facebook or Instagram
Support your local bookstore by buying my books on Bookshop and Indiebound: 7 Lessons for Living from the Dying and The Journey from Ego to Soul
Subscribe to this podcast on Apple, Google, Spotify, iHeart Radio, Stitcher Radio
Check out the Series I’ve recorded in the past here
Join the team at Patreon.com/eolu and receive free gifts like the “Mind if we talk about death?” mini-poster or Love Your Life sticker or coffee mug. PLUS get our regular bonuses: the monthly EOL News Update, occasional movie reviews from 2 Doctors and a Movie, and automatic access to A Year of Reading Dangerously!
Buy me a coffee
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If you enjoy this content please share it with others and consider leaving a review on iTunes. Thanks again to all supporters on my page at Patreon.com/eolu, especially my newest patrons Kyle Tevlin and Janice Cotter! Your contributions make all the difference.
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1h 5min
January 09, 2023Ep. 385 End Well: Shifting the Culture Around End of Life with Tracy Wheeler
Learn how End Well brings together fresh and diverse perspectives on the end of life from art, design and other non-medical fields.
My guest Tracy Wheeler is the executive director of End Well, an organization dedicated to transforming how the world views end of life. Tracy has a background in art, education, culture and politics, which inform her commitment to shining a light on how we might make end of life a part of life. She discusses the mission and work of End Well since its founding and what lies ahead in the future, including the new End Well Podcast. Learn more at the website:
www.endwellproject.org
Watch on YouTube
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This episode includes:
Why the end-of-life movement needs to expand beyond the perspective of the healthcare industry
Why End Well is working with Hollywood to get more stories written about the end of life
How the Netflix series From Scratch portrayed very accurately a true story of serious illness and end of life
What the first season of the End Well Podcast consists of
About Dr. Shoshana Ungerleider, the founder of End Well, and what inspired her to create this organization
Why end-of-life care issues cannot be fixed within the medical system that helped create those very issues
The End Well Conference planned for 2024 and how to sign up for the mailing list
Why psychedelic assisted therapy will be part of the wave of the future
The fear of death that exists within the medical profession
The impact of COVID on how healthcare approaches death and dying
Links mentioned in this episode:
Register here for (free) online event with William Peters and The Shift Network: Discover the Shared Death Experience
Previous interview with Shoshana Ungerleider MD
Check out From Scratch here
Leave me a message by email: [email protected], Twitter, Facebook or Instagram
Support your local bookstore by buying my books on Bookshop and Indiebound: 7 Lessons for Living from the Dying and The Journey from Ego to Soul
Subscribe to this podcast on Apple, Google, Spotify, iHeart Radio, Stitcher Radio
Check out the Series I’ve recorded in the past here
Join the team at Patreon.com/eolu and receive free gifts like the “Mind if we talk about death?” mini-poster or Love Your Life sticker or coffee mug. PLUS get our regular bonuses: the monthly EOL News Update, occasional movie reviews from 2 Doctors and a Movie, and automatic access to A Year of Reading Dangerously!
Buy me a coffee
Donate on Paypal
If you enjoy this content please share it with others and consider leaving a review on iTunes. Thanks again to all supporters on my page at Patreon.com/eolu, especially my newest patrons Michele Duncan King, Arianna Workman, and Katrina Marcuse-Sharratt! Your contributions make all the difference.
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1h 1min

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