The John-Henry Westen Show - Medical 'prisoners'： Woman dies in Catholic hospital after being denied her rights

00:00:00.100 Hello and welcome to this episode of the John Henry Weston Show. I have a very

00:00:04.040 sobering show for you today. We're going to talk about a tragic death. A death of a woman who

00:00:10.520 begged to be given proper treatments for COVID. She wanted ivermectin, HCQ, and the whole lineup

00:00:16.340 of the drugs she knew would work. But the hospital where she was, Resurrection Hospital in Chicago,

00:00:23.560 so-called Catholic Hospital, refused to give her the treatments. Not only that, it got much,

00:00:28.340 much worse. They actually refused to release her as well. She wanted out of that hospital. She

00:00:34.500 begged to get out of that hospital. They refused, and she passed away this last Sunday. We're going

00:00:41.900 to be speaking with Dr. Lee Valit, who intervened on the case, and her own power of attorney,

00:00:48.280 Nancy Ross. You're going to want to stay tuned for this one.

00:00:58.340 And we are very pleased to have with us today, Nancy Ross, who was with Veronica advocating for

00:01:17.160 her as well as someone very well known to all of us here at LifeSite, Dr. Lee Valit. Welcome to both

00:01:23.420 of you. Thank you, John Henry. And thank you to your audience and for all those who've reached out

00:01:29.340 and expressed their condolences and fought right alongside Veronica. Let's begin, as we always do

00:01:34.320 here, with the sign of the cross. In the name of the Father, and of the Son, and of the Holy Ghost. Amen.

00:01:42.700 So, Nancy, if I could just start with you. Perhaps you can just tell us, first of all, a little bit

00:01:48.820 about yourself and about your relationship with Veronica. I've known Veronica for a couple of

00:01:53.580 years. I met her through some mutual friends in Chicago, my hometown, a former hometown. I'm now

00:02:00.400 in South Carolina. And she was admired by so many for her courage, for her fight for freedom. That's

00:02:08.260 what really attracted me to her, her boldness, her wisdom. You know, she stood strong in this

00:02:14.680 incredible battle that we're seeing across the country, where our constitutional rights are being

00:02:20.300 violated. And she stood on that bridge overlooking the Kennedy Expressway in Chicago with her banners

00:02:26.720 that she handmade throughout the night. She hardly slept to educate people with messages of hope and

00:02:34.680 of her bits of wisdom. And she loved all people. She loved America. She loved her faith. And in the end,

00:02:41.260 she fought till her death for medical freedom. Nancy, tell us how this progressed, what happened

00:02:47.380 here? And how in the world did you get to the situation which we found ourselves on Sunday?

00:02:54.220 Started August 17. I received a text message from her. And we were in contact very regularly,

00:03:00.480 as she is, again, with people all around the world. She said, I'm running a fever. I've started my

00:03:06.760 ivermectin protocol. Then she went to the hospital in the emergency room, my understanding is three

00:03:13.200 days later, and tested positive for COVID. She went home, had shortness of breath, was taken to the

00:03:19.720 emergency room at a different hospital, and was admitted for COVID pneumonia. Although her x-ray

00:03:26.860 was stated, and Dr. Vliet could explain this further, that it was possible chest congestion.

00:03:33.280 So next thing we know, she's on a very high dose of oxygen. I started receiving messages,

00:03:41.460 get me out, get me out, get me oxygen, get me medical transport, get security here if you have

00:03:46.760 to get me out. And I said, what is going on? And contacted her family and friends. There was some

00:03:53.480 confusion over what type of protocol they were following at the hospital. We thought at first,

00:03:58.340 they were following what the frontline doctors have put out, even something simple as IV vitamins.

00:04:04.540 Those were denied to her. She wanted her ivermectin. That was denied to her. She wanted so many things

00:04:11.440 that were not part of the hospital's protocol. So we began this fight, this advocacy, and through

00:04:18.260 the incredible help of Veronica's good friend, General Flynn, he reached out to Tom Renz, an attorney in

00:04:24.580 Ohio, who's been in some of these battles, a number of them. And he brought in Dr. Lee Vliet from the

00:04:31.080 Truth for Health Foundation to give us a second opinion. And we surrounded ourselves. I was so

00:04:36.180 blessed to have so many great doctors, nurses, lawyers in the Chicago area too, just battling on

00:04:42.280 her behalf. Just recently, I don't know if you're aware, in Elmhurst, Illinois, a court ordered the

00:04:48.580 hospital there to allow a COVID patient to have ivermectin. She ended up coming out of a coma,

00:04:55.480 is my understanding, and is home playing with her grandkids. But this was so much more about the

00:05:00.460 ivermectin. It was about patients' rights. It was about my rights as her power of attorney and those

00:05:07.300 who were advocating for her who seemed to be blocked at every turn. Now, that's really the incredible

00:05:13.040 thing. Here you are power of attorney for the patient who's basically begging you to get her

00:05:19.820 out of the hospital. And yet, this is not accepted. This is not allowed. This is not permitted.

00:05:28.580 How even does that happen? I don't know, John Henry. I understand it's going on across the country

00:05:33.960 in hospitals across the country. I got a call this morning, someone else saying, what do I do?

00:05:39.300 The first thing I did was try to understand what medicine she was receiving and what she wasn't 0.83

00:05:45.580 receiving and then get advice on the outside. And something simple like budesonide is not part of

00:05:51.880 their protocol, the nebulized budesonide, which I was told could really help her immediately open up

00:05:56.980 her lungs. They said they had a generic brand they were giving her. I come to find out that may not be

00:06:02.800 nearly as effective and perhaps even harmful. I don't know. We're still looking for those answers.

00:06:07.500 By the end of my second day here, which was really maybe her 10th or 11th day in the hospital,

00:06:13.000 when I got to Chicago, I was able to meet with the infectious disease doctor overseeing her care,

00:06:18.560 who did prescribe her ivermectin. We were thrilled she at least had a breakthrough.

00:06:23.380 And then he was overruled by the Amita hospital system by their ethics committee. We demanded a

00:06:29.040 conference with the ethics committee. They met without us. They did not give us a chance to present

00:06:33.980 what we felt with some solid case study on ivermectin and other medicines. We understand

00:06:39.360 that if we had informed consent on their position, we could refuse kindly and say, okay, but we still

00:06:46.460 demand to try this. This is what she wants. Something like ivermectin is already administered in the 0.85

00:06:53.100 hospital to patients with other conditions. It just isn't part of their COVID protocol. So it wasn't

00:06:58.780 banned. It's not banned by the government. It's been around a long time. And she wanted to try it.

00:07:03.900 She had two doctors at that point who had already prescribed it to her. So at the end of that day,

00:07:09.220 I left the hospital and they called to tell me I was not to come back in, that they would deal

00:07:13.560 directly with Veronica, that she was of sound mind and could make her own decisions. And that they would

00:07:19.780 talk to me on the phone. After that, I was not allowed back in the hospital. The next day,

00:07:24.540 I dropped off a list of a complaint to the Illinois Department of Public Health, but I wanted the

00:07:31.120 hospital to be aware of some serious issues we were concerned about. And I wanted Veronica to have

00:07:35.600 a copy so she could advocate, so she could understand. For example, we asked for private

00:07:41.060 duty nurses to be as caretakers by her side in isolation to help her advocate and to keep her 0.70

00:07:47.620 comfortable. She was very, very scared. She was terrified. And she felt they were constantly

00:07:52.020 threatening her with intubation. And to the very end, she said, no, I do not want to be on a

00:07:58.520 ventilator. No. And she stood to the very end fighting that.

00:08:04.260 Let me ask you, Dr. Valit, you were involved in this process. You were consulting in this process.

00:08:09.960 What was your experience of trying to deal with the hospital, trying to feed them the information?

00:08:14.280 And what was the response? The Truth for Health Foundation advisory team,

00:08:21.980 which includes critical care doctors, critical care nurses, outpatient nurse case managers,

00:08:30.300 nurse practitioners, physicians, everyone on our team is very experienced at treating COVID

00:08:36.900 at all levels from critical care to outpatient. And we were asked to, by the attorneys, to review

00:08:46.700 the medical records with the power of attorney giving permission for our nurse case managers

00:08:52.680 to review the records and to make recommendations as to what was feasible, what was possible perhaps to

00:09:03.220 be considered since Veronica was requesting to be transferred to outpatient care, what was possible

00:09:11.520 and what could be mobilized quickly to help her. She was not intubated. That is a point at which

00:09:21.040 we have no options in the outpatient setting. And she had refused that and her power of attorney

00:09:28.080 had supported her. So when our team, and it was an entire team of people, this was not one physician.

00:09:37.340 It certainly was not just me. It involved critical care physicians and nurses. And it involved the

00:09:44.500 outpatient nurses and the patient's power of attorney and a legal nurse consultant who is involved in

00:09:52.440 evaluating case records in multiple hospitals. It was part of the team as well. When we reviewed

00:09:59.260 everything on Thursday afternoon, it was encouraging because the consensus of the entire medical team

00:10:10.020 reviewing it was that there were so many options to improve Veronica's clinical condition that had been

00:10:20.260 totally ignored and totally ignored and refused that the consensus of our entire team including the two

00:10:27.500 critical care members of the team was that she had a good chance at delivering the services in the

00:10:35.480 outpatient setting. And we had the capability through contacts in our network to deliver the high flow

00:10:43.120 oxygen in the outpatient setting, which a lot of people don't realize can be done. So everything was arranged.

00:10:49.520 Nancy with the providers, the medical professionals on the ground licensed in Ohio. We gave her ideas of

00:10:59.260 who to contact. We gave her suggestions on the kinds of resources. Nancy quickly mobilized all of that.

00:11:09.260 So our meeting for three hours was Thursday afternoon. By Friday, Nancy had mobilized the boots on the ground

00:11:17.440 team of the ground team of medical professionals to handle the medications, nursing care, respiratory therapist,

00:11:24.640 high flow oxygen, ambulance transport with BiPAP and anything else that was needed. And our critical care team

00:11:33.960 said if they started budesonide quickly, they could help improve her respiratory status. And therefore,

00:11:42.220 that would improve her oxygenation. She also not getting adequate caloric or IV fluids. So there were many

00:11:51.140 things that could be done. But over the course of being involved in the background as advisors to Nancy,

00:12:00.560 the nurses and the team members through our public charity foundation were stymied at every turn.

00:12:07.700 And what was shocking to me as a physician, knowing what the legal and medical ethics are,

00:12:16.040 is that the most astounding interference was the interference and refusal to honor the patient's request,

00:12:27.260 which I heard some of. And not only that, but to refuse the patient's power of attorney who has a legal

00:12:38.780 duty as the agent to carry out the patient's wishes and to see that that is done. I had not in ever in my

00:12:47.400 career in medicine, which goes back to starting practice in 1985 and being on medical school faculties and

00:12:54.600 hospital care before that. I've never seen patients' power of attorney legal rights overridden so

00:13:04.100 flagrantly and abusively as we witnessed over this four days with Veronica's situation. And now,

00:13:13.240 just this morning, I've been contacted, our foundation has been contacted by attorneys asking for our help for

00:13:21.780 the same situation where the patient's power of attorney in Georgia is being refused access to

00:13:28.620 the hospital, being refused access to carry out her power of attorney duties to her parents, both of

00:13:35.800 whom are in the hospital. And the situation in Florida, exactly the same pattern of abuse of patient

00:13:45.360 rights. This is medical tyranny. It is overriding all of the legal and medical ethical principles that have

00:13:53.860 been operative for my entire career and for my knowledge of the history of medicine in this country.

00:14:01.880 And this is truly stunning. People don't understand what is happening. And the hospitals in the five

00:14:10.960 situations that our foundation was involved in from the time Nancy brought, was brought to us by the attorneys in the

00:14:21.300 five hospital situations, they are using the same tactics and the same playbook and the same blocking of the

00:14:31.520 patient's rights and the power of attorney access to the patient in exactly the same place. And this happened at two

00:14:39.120 hospitals in Phoenix. And the patient there is going to pursue not only legal action, but we've gotten some

00:14:47.500 state senators involved in the state of Arizona attorney general will be involved in looking in to those

00:14:54.740 situations. Because in that one situation, the patient was they called the sheriff, or the police, I'm not clear

00:15:03.720 of which. And she was taken off the hospital campus at Mayo Scottsdale in handcuffs, which is

00:15:11.840 unconscionable. And I'm shocked that a facility with the reputation that they have would do that. So this is a much

00:15:22.340 bigger issue than simply denying ivermectin as one medicine. They are not giving basics. In Veronica's case, we saw

00:15:32.820 evidence in the medical record of rising white counts and no attempt at all to consider even an antibiotic

00:15:40.200 that we could see. So and I don't want to get into the details of the medical records, because I think

00:15:47.980 that is a privacy issue for Veronica. And I'm sure that there are legal issues that will the family will

00:15:55.160 pursue. So I don't want to discuss that here. My point is basics are being denied. Adequate IV fluids, adequate

00:16:05.780 caloric intake, vitamins, comfort care with allowing private duty nurses, if that's what the patient wants,

00:16:15.540 allowing the patient to be discharged to home hospice, which is a legal right of the patient. And that is the

00:16:23.900 patient's request. That is supposed to be honored. It's always been in my experience in medicine that

00:16:30.920 that was honored. And so I think the very, very serious and very chilling development is the consistency

00:16:43.780 of the pattern that hospitals are using, the fact that the patient's legal rights as a patient are being

00:16:52.480 overridden, the fact that power of attorney, legal documents are being thrown out and ignored.

00:17:00.300 And if we don't stand up to this medical tyranny, then we are literally losing people every day,

00:17:09.420 because their wishes are not being followed and basic treatments are being ignored. And this situation

00:17:16.600 in Georgia right now is exactly the same progression that Nancy was documenting in the Resurrection Hospital

00:17:26.580 in Chicago. And the other shocking thing that I want to bring out for your audience, particularly on

00:17:34.500 LifeSite News, and I'm Protestant, but I have many patients who are Catholic and their faith means the

00:17:43.460 world to them. She was in a Catholic hospital. She was a woman whose Catholic faith meant the world to her.

00:17:52.820 We found no indication that they even allowed a priest to visit her over the weekend, and certainly not on

00:18:02.820 Sunday. It was our team that arranged for one of our Catholic sisters as an advisor to our foundation,

00:18:13.020 and she's also a physician. She is a Catholic nun, and she treats COVID patients and ministers to them

00:18:22.680 spiritually. And thank goodness, God intervened. And I was on a call with Nancy about the power of attorney

00:18:32.820 issues, and my sister called in to see if she could help. And Nancy was able to get on the phone,

00:18:43.020 with Veronica's phone, with Veronica's phone, and let Veronica know that she at least had a Catholic

00:18:48.080 sister praying with her. And we could tell that she could acknowledge that there was a FaceTime

00:18:56.080 set up on the technology. But to deny that patient in a Catholic hospital a visit by a priest

00:19:05.640 is something so monstrous, I can't wrap my mind around it.

00:19:10.860 This whole situation is so unbelievable. And we have to stress that it's happening all over the

00:19:16.840 United States right now. As we speak, there are literally cases going on right now with the same

00:19:24.300 thing, and perhaps the same result. In Veronica's tragic case led to her death, being untreated,

00:19:30.560 begging to receive the treatments that you and your team, Dr. Vliet, have made so available for

00:19:37.360 everyone, to show them how to defeat COVID, even serious cases of COVID. But when the hospital

00:19:43.320 refuses, to then refuse to let the patient go and be treated elsewhere or be treated at home or

00:19:49.500 whenever, it's unfathomable. And on top of that, this is resurrection, supposedly Catholic hospital in

00:19:56.920 Chicago, who don't provide spiritually for their patient who's dying either.

00:20:03.000 That was heartbreaking. That was heartbreaking to me. And what I will also say is that none of us

00:20:12.080 ever would hold out false hope to any patient. We were very clear from the very first meeting with

00:20:20.080 Nancy, that there are no guarantees. It's a very risky situation. We gave it our best medical combined

00:20:29.260 opinion of the whole team. It was consensus. And we said, she may not make it. But the patient has the

00:20:39.180 right to choose. If they may not make it, they have the right to choose to breathe in freedom in their last

00:20:49.920 breaths in this world. They have the right to choose to be in a home care setting. None of us would ever

00:20:58.420 make a false promise. But we said, it's up to her to decide if she wants to take the risk, here's the best

00:21:08.380 support we can give for her to have her wishes met. That's the bottom line. What are her wishes?

00:21:18.540 And I must have said that 100 times over the course of the very long and very emotionally difficult and

00:21:26.740 medically challenging weekend where we were all trying to help. Let her have her wish to die at home 0.59

00:21:35.280 with her family. If she's not going to make it, we can't control what God's decision is on the timing of

00:21:41.980 our life. But we certainly can control whether the patient gets to be with her loved ones. What you

00:21:48.660 described, what you saw Sunday afternoon, Nancy, I want you to share with our audience what you saw

00:21:54.220 when you quickly made it to the hospital before they escorted you out with security.

00:21:59.740 And I'll back up just before that, Dr. Vliet, and we were so blessed again to have you.

00:22:04.180 That afternoon, we did talk with the woman at the time who's her attending position. And she said,

00:22:11.260 look, we know Veronica wants to leave. She has asked almost every day to leave on hospice. She 0.98

00:22:17.320 can't. She's in no condition to go. And that's when we said, we have a medical transport ambulance that 0.98

00:22:23.660 can meet her oxygen needs. We understood they were quite high. But she said, today, today, I want to go

00:22:29.720 today. She knew the end was coming. And I was told, call back Monday morning when their hospice team

00:22:36.220 gets in. And I couldn't understand why there was no sense of urgency to at least let her go in

00:22:42.360 peace. So when I felt these were the final hours, I called her husband. And I said, Larry, I don't think

00:22:49.420 we have much time. Visiting hours close at six. And so he tried to reach out to the doctor, and I went to

00:22:56.260 the hospital. And just then, someone was coming out. And I went in, and there was no security right

00:23:02.580 there. So I thought I would go up to the second floor to ICU and see if I could see her. I put on

00:23:08.500 my mask, took my temperature, walked up, walked down the hall, and I saw her nurse sitting at her 1.00

00:23:14.480 computer. And Veronica was in the dark, and all the red lights were flashing on her machines. And there

00:23:19.920 was no IV fluid. I noticed right away, I thought, sorry. So I had my last demand letter. And I gave

00:23:32.020 that to the charge nurse. I said, please, can you do something? Sorry. And that the resident was too

00:23:41.500 busy. And he was going to call me later. So I went outside and I called the police. And it was the

00:23:48.040 second time. A week earlier, I had gone to the police station. And they said there was nothing

00:23:52.740 they could do. It was a civil matter. But I said, again, I want an officer here. I want to do a

00:23:57.620 wellness check immediately. Someone's dying, and nobody seems to care. And all they were concerned

00:24:04.680 about was whether or not she wanted a ventilator at that point. It is absolutely unbelievable.

00:24:10.620 Dr. Valid, I want to ask you a question specifically about this request that they take

00:24:17.280 ventilators. Because what is the interest of a hospital in insisting that these patients go on

00:24:27.300 ventilators? Why is this request so frequent? Why is this insisted upon, even though patients are

00:24:34.840 very often saying, no, don't want that, yet the hospital's insisting?

00:24:38.920 There's a very tragic and simple answer. They are paid thousands of dollars more for every patient

00:24:45.420 on the ventilator. And this is happening in every hospital. Tom Renz, the attorney who has been

00:24:54.480 advocating for these families, has been helping to arrange legal help, has documented, and he will do

00:25:02.420 an interview with you. He has documented the huge amount of dollars that are paid extra for

00:25:11.160 remdesivir, ventilators, and COVID diagnoses. And that is a, that is an issue that needs more in-depth

00:25:21.820 exposure because it does need to be made public how much the hospitals are paid as a differential

00:25:31.260 increase the moment the patient is put on a ventilator. In every situation that we've been involved in

00:25:39.120 recently, the patient was coerced into being put on a ventilator without looking at other options.

00:25:47.940 And Tom Renz has more details that he's been involved in that he can talk about and what is actually

00:25:57.780 happening that's leading to the increase in that situation. And since I was not directly involved in

00:26:07.360 the situations he was, I would prefer that he addressed that. It is unbelievable to think that

00:26:14.080 a hospital could, for reasons of financial gain, put someone's life at risk. But that being said,

00:26:22.960 we have seen doctors everywhere ignoring the treatments that work, that you provided with Dr.

00:26:32.080 McCullough that you wrote up is in medical journals and they work to treat COVID. It's known, at least it

00:26:39.620 should be known given the thousands of doctors that have successfully used the treatments, even with

00:26:45.600 severe cases of COVID. And yet that's being ignored and costing the lives of hundreds of thousands of

00:26:54.060 people. So I guess in that light, the idea that someone or a hospital might insist for the sake of more

00:27:01.500 money on a ventilator when the patient is not wanting it and can't his medical team that is advising such

00:27:11.180 as such as your team might suggest there are better methods.

00:27:14.300 The majority of primary care doctors in the United States now, and this has escalated since the healthcare

00:27:22.300 law of 2010, are employees of large primary care outpatient practice groups. Most of the large groups are

00:27:35.420 actually owned by the hospital systems. You can start getting an investigative reporter looking into this

00:27:43.100 figure is somewhere around 80 to 85% of outpatient physicians are actually employed. And if you start

00:27:52.860 looking at the corporate entities involved, it ultimately tracks back to big health systems own the outpatient

00:28:01.180 practices. And in Arizona, in one of the large practices, which happens to be where I have my own primary

00:28:11.340 care, my own primary care physician thanked me for, because I'm independent, I'm not an employee of a large

00:28:19.740 health system owned practice. And he thanked me for prescribing the hydroxychloroquine for a particular

00:28:27.660 patient. And we were using it for several reasons, not just COVID. But he said, our administrator has

00:28:36.220 forbidden us to use hydroxychloroquine. This was last fall, before ivermectin attention became more

00:28:45.260 the focus. And he said, our administrator has forbidden us to write prescriptions for hydroxychloroquine,

00:28:52.700 except for rheumatoid and lupus or malaria prophylaxis. So all of the proper off label uses of

00:29:00.540 hydroxychloroquine for many things that many of us have done for years, was forbidden to this group

00:29:08.060 of doctors by corporate interference with their ability to practice independent medical judgment.

00:29:13.660 That's another issue that the public doesn't know. So the hospitals, the large health systems are

00:29:19.740 actually controlling the outpatient practices and directing them not to do the outpatient care.

00:29:25.980 And that drives everybody into the box canyon of the hospital, where the diagnosis of COVID increases

00:29:33.660 the revenue, the use of remdesivir, which is the protocol they're all using, increases the revenue,

00:29:39.980 and where as soon as they can get them on a ventilator, it increases the revenue. So it's a much bigger

00:29:45.580 picture than the public knows. And that's why your work at LifeSite News to expose this is critically

00:29:54.140 needed. The public needs to understand that the hospitals are, patients are prisoners of protocols.

00:30:03.500 They are not being treated as individual patients for this situation.

00:30:09.980 Nancy, your reflections on Veronica. I know you two were close. And tell us, if you would,

00:30:17.260 in your own words, who is Veronica Wolski?

00:30:20.620 She's an American hero. And she, I believe she, she hears us. She knows all the people around the

00:30:28.860 world who are fighting with her and she'll, she'll fight. She'll continue to fight by our side. I know

00:30:33.980 that I feel her spirit. I had a chance in those few moments at the hospital to pray and to smile and blow

00:30:41.180 her kisses. And, and I could see her eyes fluttering. She was, she was looking towards the glass. She moved in the

00:30:47.180 bed. And I, I do believe I could see her smile through her mask. I know she, she knows, she feels

00:30:53.820 all your support. She's courageous, a warrior. She loved God and loved our country so much. And,

00:31:01.260 and her work will continue. And, and she did not die in vain. And that, that I do know.

00:31:06.060 We will make sure of that in our commitment for Truth for Health Foundation to fight against the

00:31:15.820 medical tyranny. And whatever we are honored to do to carry on Veronica's memory, we will do that.

00:31:22.860 And we will have more information on that real soon. John Henry, thank you. We, people are asking how to

00:31:28.140 help and what they can do in her memory and in her honor. And for all those who are still fighting,

00:31:32.800 and it's super, very important that we, we get that out.

00:31:37.800 Nancy Ross and Dr. Lee Valit, thank you so much for being with us on this episode of the John Henry

00:31:41.920 Weston show. Thank you, John Henry. John Henry, in honor of Victoria's fight for freedom. Thank you

00:31:50.640 for being her voice now. Amen. God bless you both. And God bless all of you. We'll see you next time.

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The John-Henry Westen Show - September 17, 2021

Medical 'prisoners'： Woman dies in Catholic hospital after being denied her rights

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