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If you have a friend or loved one who is dying and don’t feel you know what to do, here are some practical suggestions for things you can do to feel more useful and more at ease with the situation. These suggests are also gifts for the dying person and can help them feel more peaceful and ...

Bereavement l thank you notes may seem like a daunting task, but it can actually be a very healing experience. Here are a few tips and reminders to help you: nn1) Funeral thank you notes are expected to be hand written. Write no more than four letters at a time to keep your handwriting neat.nn2) You can often get free thank you cards from your funeral home or you can use your personal stationery. nn3) Typically notes are sent within 2-4 weeks of the services or after receipt

At such a difficult time in your life writing sympathy thank you notes can seem overwhelming. Who gets a note? What do you write? How long do you have to write letters of sympathy?nnFirstly, it is no longer considered a "must" to send thank you notes after a funeral. Modern etiquette allows for much leeway during the grieving process, and it is a major breach in etiquette for someone to expect or be offended by a lack of a thank you card or note from the grief-stricken.nnHowe

Dear God, My sister is presently in the hospital making her transition into the light. I feel it would be comforting to if you would directly give my sister, me and my family words of inspiration at this time. Is her departure from this plane at this time Your Will and/or the will of her soul? Is there a chance for a last ditch effort to keep her here at this time? Our family feels very helpless. What's the best way to handle this? I will be leaving Los Angeles this evening

I am a mother – daughter – wife – sister – granddaughter. I love my family deeply, so when I lose a member of my family or a close friend, how do I move forward in my grief? I can share my thoughts with you on this subject as a woman who has lost 2 children in two very different ways, my mother, grandparents, and close friends. Some may have lost more people in their lives and some less. It is not how many people in your lives you have lost, but in how you react to their loss.

If you become depressed every time someone dies, the depression and stress will shorten your lifespan. One important skill for coping with death is knowing what to say when someone is struggling with dying. The ideal is to be like to Energizer Bunny on Alkaline batteries. He just keeps going and going and going at full power and then dies suddenly. For many people, however, dying is a long drawn out process. Cancer and other chronic illnesses can raise a lot of why question

Grief CPR Seriesr Things we need to know BEFORE emotional disaster strikes! Emotion = Energy in Motion Letting go!

During my ten years of assisting families with making burial arrangements, I listened to countless expressions of regret by loved ones on behalf of the deceased. “I regret that he didn’t, she didn’t, I didn’t, we didn’t, or they didn’t.” This remorse that the deceased didn’t get a chance to do something that they always wanted to do brings sadness and disappointment to the family and loved ones left behind.

During the deathing process the body goes through a letting go of the different sheaths or koshas. Below is a list of the sheaths, what they represent, and signs and signals of what you can expect from the patient. The different sheaths do not necessarily dissolve in a linear fashion. It is more ...

Imagine discovering that your partner, the person you love most in the world, was just diagnosed with a terminal illness. You stop listening: the odds don’t matter at the moment, and medical advances seem irrelevant. All you hear is the collapse of your hopes and dreams with your loved one. rnTerminal diagnoses were hardly ever discussed in my childhood home. The word cancer, for example, was barely whispered. When voices lowered and heads dropped, I knew that the person be

In evaluating the needs of the mou ing individual, it is helpful to fully grasp the conditions around the death. You will find unbelievable contrasts in the mou ing process that depend upon the age of the loved one who died, how the death happened, plus the gender of the one who survived makes a big difference. Please use the following as guidelines and suggestions. Each situation will present itself with unique chances for you to expand on your experience. Avoid Clichésrn"

Signs and Dreams from our Children Dreams and signs of our children. Do they really exist? Are dreams and signs a technique our deceased children use to contact us to let us know they are fine and indeed do live on? I believe with my whole heart they do. I am very fortunate and blessed, because of my Grief Support website, I am privileged to hear about numerous dreams and signs decreased children have shown their parents and grandparents.

Death, no matter what the cause, is always unexpected and a shock. I know this, and as a death care professional and grief coach, I teach this. Working over 12 years in the death care industry, I’ve seen the emotions of death and grief. I’ve assisted hundreds of families with prearrangements, final arrangements, made aftercare home visits, facilitated grief support groups, conducted workshops, and more. I’ve listened to countless stories of circumstances surrounding the deaths, unfulfilled hopes and dreams, and fears related to the future.

Although the popularity of the burials has been lessening down but in today’s world also there are 30% of people who believe in burial over cremation. It is known to everyone that burial and cremation are the two options for disposing the human dead body. Though cremation is much earlier than the burial service but then also it has grown popular in these days as a disposal service. But then also traditional burial is a much more beautiful service to look at.rnThere are some

When my aunt passed away a couple of years ago, I fought the grief and confusion the way I know best: by drowning it in information. I read everything I could find about lungs, oncology, death, and even funerals. In my search for answers I stumbled upon a book by Irvin Yalom called ' Staring at the Sun ', about his experiences with helping clients overcoming their fear of death. Besides the mere soothing of recognition, I learned a great deal about the fear of death often b

People have the habit of repeating parrot-like and copying what others do and say without much reflection. A very popular example is the saying, “We are equal in death.” But is it true that we are all equal in death? First of all, do we all die in the same way? Some people die in accidents, others by illnesses and some commit suicide. Natural death is inexistent. But most people do not know the meaning of natural death. They wrongly believe that if a person has died while

When the chemo and radiation treatment I received for recurrent uterine cancer failed to completely eliminate my tumor nearly 6 months ago, the doctors said there was nothing else they could do and I thought I was a goner. I have since been doing various alternative treatments and I'm feeling healthy and strong -- I am still here. However, I know that I am living on borrowed time; and I also know that my situation is not grave...it's gravy! Faced with possible imminent death,

ONE SERIOUS QUESTION I really do have a question for you, a very serious one. I would much prefer asking you this personally because I would really like to hear your answer. I would be very interested in hearing what you have to say. But, under the circumstances I just can’t do that. Seriously, I am asking you to answer this question for yourself. Think about it. I am trusting that it may have you at least think about the subject. I hope so. rnThe question is, why do you wa

A former NFL football star known for giving back to the community is happily married with four children. He is found dead in his condominium with a 20-year-old Dave & Busters waitress he had been secretly seeing for the last six months, who was also found dead next to him. The man died of multiple gun shots, while the woman died of one gunshot to the head. Police reports have concluded that the woman killed her lover before turning the gun to herself. As anyone with internet

One might think that this article is targeted at spiritual seekers, but you would be wrong. What do I mean when I say matter is not solid, time is not linear and death is not the end, and what does this have to do with your life, business and health? If you have the time, confidence, courage and faith to trust me and read this full page, I have a treat for you at the end. Before I get into the meat of the matter, pun intended, detach for a moment and assume that the hypothes

I never knew Michael Jackson personally, so it is impossible to make any type of comment about him or his self-esteem or anything else, without it being a complete projection of my own psyche. Given the recent and unexpected death of this icon, however, it seems appropriate to discuss the topic of body image and beauty. There is no doubt that Michael Jackson's appearance changed dramatically over the course of his lifetime. It was widely rumored that he suffered from anorexia

The Self: An Evolving Constant A true yet perplexing paradox of self is that it is an evolving constant. It is that stable sense of constancy yet it also embodies an undeniable fluidity over time. This irony captures the Self in its most fundamental dualism. It may be an understatement to say that although there is this deep inner core of you, you are still ever changing all the time. I feel this is something that we can all relate to, at least on some basic level. So the que

When someone you know is diagnosed with cancer, it really can affect your world just as much as theirs. If this person is close to you, it can be especially hard. Sure this is their life we are talking about, but for their close friends and family there is a time where you too will have to come to terms with their disease and step up to be there for them. You have to understand the different stages and types of cancer. Some are curable and just require time and therapies to o

Children may not grieve the same way an adult who truly understands the finality of it does, but they do grieve the loss as they understand it. While an unexpected death will catch everyone off guard, understanding and mourning the loss may be confusing to children. Many times a child will ask very inappropriate questions or make a comment that is anything but sensitive. While it may come across as deliberate the child more than likely was just trying to grasp at understandin

Michael Jackson's memorial ended just today in Los Angeles at the Staples Center. Though I was not there in person, I was watching the event on the television screen from start to finish with countless other citizens of this world. Whether you are a fan, a hater, or completely neutral, there is no denying that Michael Jackson's death was a global event that provoked intense emotions from many people. I hope that everyone takes whatever they feel about Michael Jackson's legacy

Custom Designed Angel Pins are Gaining New Interest Tomball, Tx - September 3, 2004 – Angel Pins have been around for many years, but in the past few years, customers buying angel pins are interested primarily in designs that have a personal meaning to them. Carla More of Carla’s Angels has a growing customer base, for which she designs unique and custom angel pins designed in memory of loved ones or in honor of friends and family as they have major accomplishments take place

The cats helped me wrap holiday presents yesterday. By 'help' I mean, they hid the tape, wrestled the bows, and left scratches in both the wrapping paper and on the presents. A little vexing, but mostly lots of fun. The presents got wrapped, and in some cases re-wrapped, and we all had a good time. I'm sure that we've all read articles or studies that show that having an animal in your life makes you mentally healthier. They bring you peace and happiness at those times that y

Your dreams belong to you. Your dreams are for your soulwork. Guidance for the answers inside yourself, that is one thing, and we all sometimes need the hand to hold as we find our way in life. But searching for answers from outside one's self may lead you from your personal course and answers, your deep-seated changes.

Sadness sears my soul today rnWords will not come for tears rnGreyness shadows healing light rnLost in a darkness I fear to name.rn rnDeath must come and come it will rnLoss and grief the price we pay rnFor the giving of our hearts. I look at you and see our parting rnI look at you and sense your absence rnI look at you and I am lost rnAlready mourning. rn rn================================================ rn rnThis afternoon my father came to me and we spoke of his death. We

It’s hard to believe the world lost another cultural icon yesterday. Michael Jackson was so different from Farrah Fawcett, but he mattered just as much, or some would say even more. It depends on what you value, how old you are, and so many other factors. And, really, don't we all matter equally? But, in any event, Michael Jackson mattered, because, first, he changed the world of music and dance. You couldn't’t turn on the radio or TV yesterday without hearing him eulogiz

My friend was late again. Mentally I shifted from irritation to acceptance as I ordered a second pot of tea to break up the time of waiting in the Sports Club lounge. People were starting to come in - some waiting to begin their activities, some sweatily glowing from their exertions. rnA lady dressed all in black, save for the flash of colour given by her red scarf, came in and took a seat about three tables away from me. I smiled and said, “"Good Morning". She hesitated fo

I never felt that I was close to my grandmother. I was always slightly scared of her because she always had something to say about the way I look, my choices, and any other small detail she could pick up. I loved her - but I never felt close to her.rn Three summers ago, she passed away from stomach cancer.rn rnIt is only now - three years later - that I'm realizing the significant place my grandmother held in my life and in my heart, and recently I have been faced with the un

Mallika Chopra's blog, Bloodsuckers and The World of Michael Jackson ( http://www.intent.com/mallikachopra/blog/bloodsuckers-and-world-michael-jackson ) hit the nail on the head with a great big smack. I’ve avoided blogging about Michael Jackson because I did not know him personally – only his music, and what is reported in the media.rnIt saddened me greatly his death. Not just the loss of a brilliant young man (he was younger than me, so that gives me the right to say th

I watched a YouTube video this afternoon that made my blood run cold. Someone captured on his or her cell phone camera a 40-second montage of a young Iranian woman dying within seconds of a gunshot wound in her chest. As she collapses to the ground, the people surrounding her try to block the wound on her chest with their bare hands. Her eyes roll to the side and blood begins spurting from her nose and mouth. The blood covers her entire face in thick rivulets as a man repeate

There are so many things to take care of in our lives. There are so many things on the list. There are so many people to take care of. How do we prioritize? Are you on the list of priorities? It is important for us to listen to the voice inside us when it says, “I need some ...

If you're like many people, you may be scratching your head, wondering how to make sense of the untimely deaths of three high profile people within the span of a few days. For anyone who has ever carried a Michael Jackson lunchbox to school or taped a Farrah Fawcett poster to your dorm room wall, it's undeniable that life keeps moving forward.rn rnThe question for me is this: Are there any positive lessons we can take away from these deaths to make our own lives better? I bel

The tragedy of a plane crash hits me hard. I imagine the free fall, the shock, the finality, the sadness. Returning to my senses, I follow the hunt for the “Black Box,” wanting answers. What happened? Human error, mechanical failure, a flock of birds, a simple twist of fate? We people need to understand, right? With some urgency, we need to know, so as to make sure such accidents don’t repeat. This is natural–an instinct of survival. But what of other disasters and co

Chapter OnennFive o'clock sharp. "Ponctualité est la politesse des rois": Rudy quoting his late father, a factory owner (textiles) in Vienna before the Nazis came. The Pope's phone call, followed by the grinding of the ice, a growling, workmanlike sound, a lot like Rudy's own sound, compliments of the GE model Rudy had picked out fourteen years ago when they built this house. Gr-runnch, gr-runnch, grr-rr-runnch. ("And look! It even has this tray you pull down to mix the drin

For it is in giving we receive – Saint Francis of Assisi I know something to be true. My friend Jerry White , has built his organization, Survivor Corps , around this same fact -- if you want to fully return to your life after tough times, it is critical that you give back what you have learned to a greater community. To make it home from the journey through loss, we must find a way to help others. It moves us outside ourselves and as a lovely Moroccan colleague described,

A Death Psychic Flash is a Vision or feeling that somebody is going to die at a certain date or time or soon. Some people have full Psychic Flashes with details on the particulars, some people just have vague uneasy feelings and others just wake up after the person has passed over. One of the most notable and difficult things in the Psychic Death Flash to deal with is the sense of peace that accompanies it. All people that I know report a feeling of peace and happiness, altho

When tragedy strikes it never lets a person know its coming. But when it does there is nothing better than people coming together to help others grieve and walk through tough journeys together. The death of a loved one is never easy. It always stings and the pain can continue for always. But to help those who are left behind deal with loss and tragedy it is important they celebrate the life that was lost.rnCelebrating their loved one can help heal. Here are some helpful hints

On Monday, Bernie Madoff was sentenced to 150 years in prison. He ran one of the biggest investor frauds in Wall Street history which spanned two decades and ran up to $65 billion dollars. Now that Madoff will be spending the rest of his life in jail, details of his life--his high school sweethearts, his personal quirks, his moody demeanor--are coming out of the woodworks in countless blog posts and articles. I have learned that Madoff was obsessively clean, and that every si

With the deaths of superstars Ed McMahon, Farrah Fawcett, and Michael Jackson last week, and Steve McNair on Saturday, it seems we’ve bid farewell to an inordinate number of icons recently. While the losses of Jackson, 51, and McNair, 36, are more tragic and untimely than McMahon, 86, and Fawcett, 62, whose battle with cancer was well documented, each person occupied a place within our collective consciousness. A timeless TV host, the consummate girl-next-door beauty, the K

Since Michael Jackson’s untimely death last week we’ve been inundated with stories and speculations about his life. I’m in the generation that grew up with Michael. We watched him as a child singing on TV with his brothers, ABC and Rockin’ Robin, and tried our best to copy his moves. As kids we sang along, mesmerized by the upbeat tunes that played on the radio as we sat in the backseat of our parents’ cars. We went through the awkward teen stage in our own lives, s

Being asked to give a eulogy can be a daunting occasion to rise to for a countless number of possible reasons. Giving a eulogy for those that meant the most to us means trying to come to terms with our loss enough in order to even be coherent and to also fulfill our deep need to do them justice. We may also be asked to give a eulogy for someone that we may have had a difficult relationship with, or perhaps even for someone that we did not know that well. Or we may even be so

Santa Barbara County has become one of the leading cannabis cultivation regions in California, and visitors have a variety of new cannabis tourism offerings to explore. After the Golden State legalized adult-use cannabis in 2017, local farmers and entrepreneurs took advantage of the region’s optimal conditions for premium sun-grown cannabis in the agricultural lands to the north and south of the city. In 2019, the first two dispensaries Santa Barbara (adult-use cannabis

Chapter OnennFive o'clock sharp. "Ponctualité est la politesse des rois": Rudy quoting his late father, a factory owner (textiles) in Vienna before the Nazis came. The Pope's phone call, followed by the grinding of the ice, a growling, workmanlike sound, a lot like Rudy's own sound, compliments of the GE model Rudy had picked out fourteen years ago when they built this house. Gr-runnch, gr-runnch, grr-rr-runnch. ("And look! It even has this tray you pull down to mix the drin

"When one's life is at the end of the road, there seems only one way to exit, that is to exit this life altogether" Such is the constant thought of those who have not seen light in the face of adversity, but only darkness; complete darkness haunted with fear, insecurity and utter hopelessness. The act of committing suicide thus becomes a transient act of ending one's misery, harboring on a glimmer of hope to "be awaken" in an unknown place that worth risking one's life for. n

Let’s face it… immediately may be a gold-rush and lots of small business owners and entrepreneurs are starting dispensaries within the now 10 states that have legalized marijuana. But meaning that competition is tight! So how are you able to make your dispensary stand out from the crowd? Search Engine Optimization may be tried and true thanks to gain more visitors to both your website and your store. It is one among the best long-term investments you'll bring you

Illegitimate children, or children born out of wedlock, are often excluded from the obituaries of their pate al family members (i.e., father and half-siblings). The situation is further complicated when a child is a result of an adulterous, or extramarital, relationship. The writer (or the person responsible for the finished product) may feel justified not acknowledging a situation that caused him or her conflict. Nevertheless, it is reasonable to include, not exclude, illegi

Two days earlier, British-born actress Natasha Richardson was taking skiing lessons on the bunny slopes with her 13-year-old son at Mont Tremblant Skiing Resort in Montreal and accidentally fell. One hour later, she was complaining of terrible headaches. She was immediately rushed to the hospital and never regained consciousness. Hospital staff told her family that she will never regain normal brain functionality again. Natasha was flown back to a hospital in New York. This a

Message is a healthy and beneficial thing in most instances and for most of the people we encounter in our daily practice. There are contraindications, heath issues that can be dangerous for the receiver when ill. Some types of cancer (lymph related types of cancer) are controversial because of the risk of spreading cancerous cells through the lymph system. In other types of cancer it is important to work with doctor’s permission and cooperation. All of the above is rel

Kids grieve differently. I first began to understand this as I drove between my home hospice families in rural Georgia. I delivered end of life care, symptom management, and, especially, I "pronounced" the hospice patients who died on my watch. Adults often cry, become angry, or find solace ...

You are taking care of your elderly parents and at the same time caring for your own family. How do you find time for yourself? I found myself every Saturday going to my parents’ home to go through their cupboards and refrigerator to determine what I needed to buy for them at the grocery ...

Through the years, we accumulate a series of experiences. Our tendency is to evaluate and simply reflect on what we have been through and what we have learned. This inward site into what we can no longer see with our eyes allows us to see through them, and into, our soul. The landscape of the ...

Have you said, “I love you” hundreds to thousands of times only to find it being less effective than your intention? If that is the case, you may not be surprised to know that there are many more ways to say I love you than verbally expressing it. In fact, there are seven ways to communicate ...

After my 16-year-old son Justin died, I learned that some journeys can only be made on foot, and grieving is one of them. You can't fly across it to avoid touching down in the pain. You can't cruise through it by car and watch the landscape through a half-open window. You can't swim through the stormy tide of emotions because you'll most surely drown if you don't keep yourself grounded in practical reality. Grieving is a step-by-step journey. Some stretches of the road are ro

Here are some suggestions to plan for a memorable funeral:rn1. Open or closed casket. From time to time, an individual makes it recognized prematurely whether or not he/she wants an open casket. If it is no longer recognized, then the selection is as much as the circle of relatives. Whilst planning spiritual Funerals, many of us go with an open casket to allow family, buddies, pals and colleagues have one ultimate view of the loved one and to pay respects. Then again, if the

It is really shocking at the time when someone dies. All the family members feel downhearted at that time. But when the griefs diminish gradually people of that family think what they will do next. Very few people know about the funeral homes. Mostly are unaware of it.rnFunerals are done to observe with ceremony for the death of a person’s life. Moreover every family member is responsible for giving comfort to the invitees while remembering the person who is no more.rnThe f

Gloria Wendroff grew up without religion or thoughts about God. No one, least of all Gloria, would have guessed that one day she would become a Godwriter™ and, through God’s words, bring thousands of people closer to God and their own hearts. Heavenletters, Love Letters from God, Book One, with a foreword by Be ie Siegel, M.D., is presently published in English, Greek, German, and Romanian. Emailed Heavenletters™ go out very day to over 5,000 subscribers in the U.S. and 71

Certain factors can contribute to unhealthy grief, while there are a number of ways to encourage healthy bereavement. Following is a list of bereavement don’ts. Do not avoid emotions - we must not bury how we feel – we must allow ourselves to feel and work through bereavement – “can’t go over it, can’t go under it, can’t go around it… we must go through it” Do not over-do – too much activity leads to exhaustion. While it can be healthy to exercise or clean, we must do thes

When a person is in grief owing to the loss of a dear one, do you want to express your sympathy and do not know how to go about it? Sympathy throws can be given as ideal sympathy gifts; you just have to know how to write a letter of sympathy condolences.nnYes, a sympathy tapestry throw is a good sympathy gift when you personalize it according to your preference. You can choose the material of the throw and can also get the color that you wish to have. There are lots of design

Accepting your own mortality with grace and dignity can be a difficult process. Many people are left with scant little time to accept their own mortality, and you must prepare as best you can for the inevitable. This article explains four methods that allow you to find peace when you know that the end might be near for you or someone you love. 1. Make Peace Many people choose not to make peace with others at the end of their lives due to fear. Making peace with family and fri

Partial transcript from 9/12/11 episode of my radio show, A Fine Time for Healing Death is one of the greatest mysteries of life. Haven’t we all thought about what happens to us after we die. Every religion claims to have the answer, but all the answers differ. There are many points of view about the afterlife. Is there a definitive answer? Perhaps we are not meant to know the answer; perhaps we could not fully comprehend the answer. In the show today, I’ll present the facts

It is hard to face that I now represent the older generation. I am the oldest surviving child, the oldest surviving grandchild of my mother’s family. I hope with time I will gain strength, perspective and fortitude to carry on my family’s values, traditions and cultural roots. ...

A hundred years ago home funerals were the norm. Today, however, many people don’t realize they still have the option of choosing a home funeral. In most states, home funerals can be offered without the use of a funeral home or funeral director. The family can act as its own funeral ...

Nine million Jews lived in Europe in 1939 as World War II erupted. By 1945, six million had been slaughtered. In the most basic arithmetic, three million European Jews managed to escape the Nazi Final Solution. They fled. They hid. They resisted. The survival rate varied greatly from nation to nation, but overall only 33 percent of the Jews living in Nazi-occupied or -dominated Europe survived Hitler's campaign of mass extermination. The survival rate for children was far low

Here I am sixty years old, without parents, without accountability to anyone but myself, staring at mortality and a member of the orphan club. This is a club I or others do not aspire to belong. There is no age limit, no occupation restrictions, no ethnic or gender requirements, no time limit, ...

Losing a pet can be devastating. It can have different affects on all members of your household. Death is a natural thing, and can be coped with naturally. Not accepting your feelings or not surrounding yourself with loved ones can make the grieving process even more unbearable. If you are faced with a dying or deceased pet, then try to practice ways to handle your grief. Handling your own grief: The first thing you should not think is “He was only a pet. Why am I upset?” P

HEAVENLETTERS are here to reach every soul on Earth to reawaken:nn* Our connection to God * Our belief in ourselves * * Our awareness of our shared worthiness to God *n* Peace on Earth * God is always bringing us closer to Him. HEAVEN #1385 When a Friend Dies God said: Beloved, the moment of what you call death is always peaceful. There is no struggle. There is surrender to what has always been, and that is Ete ity. Life, as experienced in the world, has most often been st

As a hospice volunteer I am blessed to be included at the end of people’s lives. My daughters and friends sometimes ask me how I can do it. They think that it is icky or heart-wrenching. But to me I am the one receiving the benefit! I get to observe many approaches to the end of life. ...

Assisting those grieving a loved one's death

You are invited to accompany Donna Authers through the pages of A Sacred Walk. If you fear death or the dying process or you would like to know how best to provide practical, emotional, and spiritual support to a friend or loved one living with a life threatening illness, this book is for you.

Create a free online memorial to remember and celebrate the life of a loved one or light a virtual candle.

This website is filled with insights into the nature of soul, and how, dying people teach us to live.

Heart-to-Heart, a series of 3 hour-long audio documentaries, examines the roles that families, communities, physicians and other healers play in caring for people who are dying. While the stories are personal the themes are universal, bringing compassion and wisdom to the dialogue over how to live well in the face of death.

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