What are your qualifications?

I'm a Registered Nurse with over 20 years of experience, certified personal trainer (ISSA), certified nutritionist (ISSA), certified menopause and hormone specialist (Medfit), and certified health coach. I'm also pursuing my NAMS Certified Menopause Practitioner certification. All my certifications are current and I complete continuing education annually.

Have you personally experienced menopause?

Yes, I experienced early menopause at 33 after a partial hysterectomy. I faced hot flashes, weight gain, mood swings, and brain fog. My personal journey, combined with professional expertise, fuels my passion for supporting other women.

Are you taking new clients?

Yes! I currently have availability for both coaching and personal training clients. My goal is to work with 10 personal training clients and 10 coaching clients simultaneously to ensure everyone gets quality attention. Book a free consultation to secure your spot.

MenoHealthNurse | Your Expert in Menopause Coaching

Reclaim Your Energy, Strength & Confidence in Menopause

Evidence-based strategies to manage symptoms, build strength, and reclaim your body and life in midlife, with programming options for every need and budget

✓ Registered Nurse (20+ years) |

✓ ISSA Certified Personal Trainer | ✓ ISSA Certified Nutritionist |

✓ Menopause Society Member | ✓ Medfit Menopause & Hormone Specialist

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Influencer wellness “tips” are getting louder—and dumber 🙄.

If someone is telling you exercise makes you fat, here’s what they’re really selling: fear, confusion, and a shortcut they can monetize.

Movement doesn’t “make you fat.” Full stop. In midlife, your body may respond differently (hello stress, sleep disruption, shifting hormones, recovery needs), but strength training and smart cardio are some of the most evidence-backed tools we have for insulin sensitivity, bone density, muscle preservation, mood, and symptom support.

So no, you don’t need to quit moving. You need better info and plan.
Save this, share it, and ask for receipts (peer-reviewed research… not a ring light and a discount code).

If you’re on a GLP-1 (or considering one) in perimenopause or menopause, you’re not “cheating,” and you’re not “failing” if it feels complicated. These medications can be genuinely helpful—but they’re not a full plan.

Full transparency: I’ve been on a GLP-1 for 2.5 months, and as a Registered Nurse, menopause & hormone specialist, and personal trainer, I’m concerned about the SkinnyTok narrative that turns this into a race to be smaller. Midlife bodies need a different focus: protect muscle, support metabolic health,manage side effects, and track progress with more than a scale.

That’s exactly why I created my new GLP-1 masterclass.
Protein First. Muscle Protected. Symptoms Managed Early. Progress Tracked with Data — not just the scale.

Comment GLP1 for the link (or check my bio).

GLP-1s (and GLP-1/GIP meds) can be a powerful tool in midlife, but the internet has turned them into a circus: fear-mongering, “miracle” promises, and wellness BS that leaves you more confused than supported.

So I built a masterclass I wish existed: my Midlife GLP-1 Method, designed specifically for perimenopause/menopause bodies and real life. It’s easy to follow, evidence-based, and focused on long-term success. Do not white-knuckle your way through side effects or chasing a smaller number on the scale.

And yes, I’m in it with you: I just started my own GLP-1 journey, and I’ve also completed additional certification in GLP-1 support so you’re getting guidance that’s grounded in both clinical knowledge and lived experience. We’ll cover what changes in midlife, how to protect your muscle, how to manage symptoms early, and how to track progress with data (not diet-culture noise).

Want in? Comment below or send me a DM and I’ll send you the details.

The “secret” to feeling better in midlife:
Basics. On repeat.

Save this checklist + pick ONE thing to do today.

GLP-1s can be a game-changer in midlife… but if you’re not properly educated, you can end up losing muscle, feeling wiped, and stalling out, while everyone tells you to “just eat less.” Hard pass.

I made The Midlife GLP-1 Method Masterclass so you can do this the smart way: Protein First, Muscle Protected, Symptoms Managed Early, Progress Tracked with Data — not just the scale. It’s evidence-based education + a real-world plan for before you start and while you’re on a GLP-1 (because winging it is how people end up smaller… and weaker, and end up gaining the weight back with trashed metabolisms once they come off the drug ).

This is a direct for purchase with lifetime access and regular updates like all my other masterclasses and it includes downloadable resources you can actually use—recipes, sample meal plans, basic fitness planning and education you can keep coming back to as your dose, appetite, and symptoms change.

Ready? Grab it now via the link in bio

A major cheat code in menopause: stop chasing weight loss—start chasing muscle.

Because muscle is the metabolic “organ” that makes midlife feel easier: steadier energy, better blood sugar, stronger bones, fewer aches, and a body that responds again (without starving or living on punishment cardio).

Try this for the next 2 weeks:
- Strength train 2–3x/week (full body, progressive overload)
- Protein at every meal (aim ~25–35g/meal)
- Walk daily + prioritize sleep

And if you’re on GLP-1s? Same rule applies: Protein First, Muscle Protected, Symptoms Managed Early, Progress Tracked with Data — not just the scale.

Stay tuned for something really exciting that I’ve been working on.

#MenoHealthNurse #HormoneHarmonyHub #MenopauseFitness #Perimenopause #MidlifeStrength

Perimenopause and exhausted?
You don’t need a perfect gym plan. You need a walk.

New research in midlife women shows that regular walking improves mood, sleep, blood sugar, and heart health, and helps protect your bones as estrogen starts to shift. Even 10–20 minutes at a comfortable, slightly breathless pace most days can lower stress, support your nervous system, and reduce long‑term health risks.

If all you can do today is a short walk around the block, it still counts—for your brain, your body, and your future self.

Want the science?!? ⬇️⬇️

Sources
[1] Impact of Exercise on Perimenopausal Syndrome - PMC - NIH https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC12008710/
[2] Effects of Walking Practice in Menopausal Women Monitored Using ... https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC12670657/
[3] Regular walking may protect against heart failure post menopause https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2018/03/180301094814.htm
[4] Can walking exercise programs improve health for women ... https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/32404793/
[5] Benefits of Walking on Menopausal Symptoms and Mental Health ... https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S1873959817301618

Stress management in menopause doesn’t always look like green juice and yoga — sometimes it looks like carbs, a cat, and a murder mystery.

When estrogen and progesterone fluctuate, your stress response gets louder and your “off switch” gets weaker, so your brain goes hunting for comfort and safety (hello, couch and snacks). We lose stress resilience and then all of a sudden the smallest thing feels like you’re climbing a mountain.

Instead of shaming yourself for “being lazy,” notice it as a signal: your nervous system is overwhelmed. Add a little intention — a protein snack with the carbs, a glass of water, a few deep breaths or a 10-minute walk after the episode — and this can actually help you reset rather than spiral.

You’re not bad at coping. You’re a midlife woman with a changing nervous system, learning new tools in a new body. 💛

#menopausesupport #perimenopause #menopausesymptoms #stressmanagement

HRT isn’t magic. It’s a tool.

And I need you to hear this part: what it does for YOUR body might look totally different than what it did for your friend, your sister, or that woman on Instagram who swears it “changed everything overnight.”

Menopause care is wildly individualized. Your symptoms, your health history, your risk factors, your goals, and even what you’re willing to tolerate… all of it matters. So if HRT is right for you, amazing. If it’s not, that’s not a moral failing—it’s just your body being your body.

What HRT can often help with (for the right person):
- hot flashes / night sweats
- sleep that’s getting wrecked by those symptoms
- vaginal dryness / GSM (depending on type + route)
- mood swings for some women (not everyone)
- overall quality of life when symptoms are running the show

What it usually won’t fix all by itself:
- strength + muscle loss (that’s lifting + protein + time)
- body composition changes (multifactorial, not a “patch problem”)
- burnout, chronic stress, or a nervous system stuck in survival mode
- under-eating, nutrient gaps, “coffee for breakfast” energy
- joint pain that needs proper assessment + smart loading + recovery

The goal isn’t pro-HRT or anti-HRT. The goal is pro-YOU , evidence-based, monitored, and adjustable.

And if someone is promising a total fix? Red flag. Run.

…..the rest is undocumented. 🤣🤣

#genx #1980 #menopause

……it just hits you out of no where ��🤷🏽‍♀️🤣

Osteoporosis isn’t “just aging” — it’s what happens to under‑loaded bones. 🦴

1 in 3 women over 50 will have an osteoporosis‑related fracture in their lifetime, and most of those fractures are never linked back to bone loss or properly treated. Women can lose 1–2% of their bone mass every year after menopause if they’re not doing bone‑loading exercise.

The good news? Moderate‑ to high‑intensity strength training (lifting around 70% of your max, a few times per week) has been shown to increase bone density at the spine and hip in postmenopausal women, while non‑lifters continue to lose bone. Stronger muscles also improve balance and reduce falls — the trigger for most fractures.

Strength training isn’t about being hardcore; it’s about protecting your bones, balance and independence. Small, consistent steps with weights today can mean more freedom tomorrow. 💪

I didn’t become a menopause nurse, personal trainer, and coach because life was easy. I became her because I know what it feels like to lose yourself in symptoms, weight gain, sleepless nights, and a medical system that shrugs its shoulders. I’ve lived through hysterectomy, early menopause, depression, chronic pain, and the kind of medical gaslighting that makes you question your own body more than once.

Finding fitness and evidence-based hormone support didn’t just change my labs or my jeans size—it gave me my mind, my strength, and my voice back. That’s why I built this space: so you don’t have to white-knuckle your way through perimenopause at 2 a.m., Googling in the dark, wondering if it’s all in your head.

If you’re tired of feeling dismissed, overwhelmed, or broken, I want you to know this: you are none of those things. You’re a woman in a wildly under-supported season, and you deserve a guide who sees the whole you—medical history, mindset, hormones, muscles, and dreams.

My job now is simple: turn 25 years of nursing, multiple menopause and fitness certifications, and my lived experience into clear, no‑BS support that helps you reclaim your energy, your body, and your power. Save this post so you remember this on the hard days—and when you’re ready, tap the link in my bio to access free resources, join my Hormone Harmony Hub, or book a 30‑minute consult. You don’t have to figure this out alone.

Menopause doesn’t steal your power. Surprised? Most women are.

Weight gain is NOT a life sentence, and you have more control than you’ve been told. Science—not scare tactics—guides every step I teach.

Ready to ditch myths and take back your health? Book a free consult in my bio. 💪

6 weeks of progress 💪 since starting Zepbound (a GLP‑1/GIP medication) — and honestly, I wish I had known sooner that support doesn’t mean failure.

Before this, I did everything “right”: nourishing foods, regular movement, hormone therapy… yet my weight kept climbing. My A1C was creeping into pre‑diabetic range, cholesterol and liver enzymes were off, and my menopause symptoms — fatigue, sleep apnea, poor stress tolerance, brain fog, cravings, and exercise intolerance — were only getting worse.

Reluctantly, I started Zepbound to give my body a chance to heal and reverse metabolic syndrome.

Since then, I’ve:
• Reclaimed energy and focus
• Gained strength — lifting almost as heavy as ever
• Reduced joint pain and fatigue
• Improved sleep, stress response, and recovery
• Released 18 lbs so far and continue improving body composition

This is not a magic fix, but a medical tool helping me restore balance and finally respond to the same lifestyle habits I had in place for years.

🚫 A reminder: peptides or GLP‑1s sold by non‑medical providers or labeled “research‑only” are unsafe. Many haven’t completed human trials or long‑term safety data.
🧠 Always weigh risks and benefits with a professional who understands women’s health, hormones, and metabolism.
If you’re navigating menopause with stubborn symptoms or considering GLP‑1 therapy, I can help guide your next step safely and effectively. I’ve just completed advanced training in GLP‑1 support for women — because you deserve science‑backed, individualized care.

💬 Comment “GLP1” or message me for details about my 1:1 support programs — we’ll create a plan that includes the non‑negotiables: enough protein, proper fueling, and resistance training to protect muscle and optimize results.

Real women. Real menopause wins. Real change.

Ever wonder what happens when science meets lived experience? Many of my clients go from sleepless, foggy, and frustrated to energized, strong, and smiling.

It’s not magic. It’s evidence-based coaching, real talk, and community support that actually works.

Ready for your transformation? Book a free consult today. 💪✨

Real women. Real menopause wins.💪

Imagine waking up rested, energized, and finally feeling like yourself again. That’s not hype. It’s what happens when evidence meets empathy—and you’re done being dismissed.

Ready to see what’s possible? Book your free consult today.✨

This week I had to do the 7 a.m. “call of shame” to IT because I forgot the password I’d literally reset the day before.
Was I suddenly bad at my job? No. I was in a full-on menopause brain fog moment.

For so many women, it’s not JUST hot flashes. It’s:
- Forgetting simple things (like passwords and appointments)
- Struggling to concentrate in meetings
- Waking up exhausted after another terrible sleep
- Feeling anxious, emotional, or not like yourself at work

Research shows that around 65% of women say menopause symptoms negatively affect how they perform at work – and yet most are trying to hide it and just “push through.”
Same workload. Same responsibilities. Different brain and body.

You are not lazy. You are not “losing it.”
Your hormones are changing, and that can impact your memory, focus, mood, and sleep – all the things your job quietly depends on.

Here’s the good news: support changes everything.
When symptoms are understood and managed, women can get their energy, clarity, and confidence back and stay in the careers they’ve worked so hard for.

If this is hitting a nerve, let’s do something about it:
- Comment “FOG” if menopause brain has messed with you at work
- Comment “WORK” if you want more menopause-at-work content and resources
- DM me “SUPPORT” if you’re ready for personalized help with brain fog, sleep, and symptoms so you can actually thrive in your workday again

Save this reel for the next time you’re staring at your screen thinking, “How did I forget that… again?” and share it with a colleague who needs to know she’s not alone.

P.S. I STILL can’t remember what that password was 🤣🤣🤣

Hot flashes? Meet your new toolkit heroes.

You don’t have to just “deal with it.” Small changes—like cooling sprays, herbal teas, and a sassy journal—can make a real difference. I’ve lived every symptom, and I promise, solutions exist (and yes, a little humor helps too!).

Want more nurse-approved tips? Tap the link in bio to explore my free guides or join my hormone harmony hub for exclusive content. 💜

Still think HRT is off-limits at 60?

Let’s set the record straight. Many women over 60 can safely start hormone therapy—with the right, evidence-based assessment.

Decisions about your menopause care should be guided by science, not outdated myths.

Curious about what’s actually possible for your health? Let’s connect and talk real options. 👩‍⚕️

If working out suddenly feels like wading through concrete in peri/menopause — you’re not imagining it, and it’s not a willpower problem. Your physiology has changed.
Research shows menopause is linked with more sleep disruption, joint pain, hot flashes, mood changes, brain fog, and muscle loss — all of which affect energy, recovery, and motivation to move. So if the same workouts now leave you sore for days, wiped out, or dreading the gym, that’s data, not a character flaw.

The goal in midlife isn’t to “push harder.” It’s to find exercise you can actually recover from:
• Shorter sessions (10–20 minutes)
• Walking + gentle intervals
• Strength training 2x/week
• More rest between hard days

I also recommend getting a full physical exam from your healthcare provider to rule out sources of intolerance as well…. As you may find that getting intervention for maybe thyroid, joint pain, anemias and even metabolic syndrome can greatly increase your overall tolerance to move your body again.

Your body isn’t broken. It’s just running on a new set of rules.
If this hit home, you don’t have to figure it out alone:

• Book a free 30-minute menopause consult via the link in my bio so we can map out your next steps.
• Join my Hormone Harmony Hub for ongoing education, coaching, and community.
• Watch my updated Empowering Menopause Masterclass to understand what’s happening in your body and how to work with your hormones, not against them.

Save this if you’ve been blaming yourself — and comment
“MOVE” if you’re ready for exercise to feel doable again.

Dear Wellness Influencers….. Women are already feeling gaslit and confused about their bodies in menopause by the medical profession….. get educated yourself, collaborate with the medical community and don’t add to the confusion…. Oh and stay in your lane ✌️

I said what I said.

……he should have said excuse me first. 😂😂😂😂
#perimenopause #menopause #hormonehealth #funny

Why choose ANY menopause coach when you can work with someone who walks this midlife path with you? 👇

I’m a Registered Nurse (25+ years in acute care, L&D, women’s health and mental health), Certified Menopause Specialist, and Certified Personal Trainer – and I’m also a midlife woman who gets it from the inside out.

I lost over 140 pounds through nutrition and movement after a hysterectomy at 33… and I’ve also watched weight quietly creep back on in perimenopause despite a healthy lifestyle. I’m not judging your body from the outside – I’m navigating the same hormonal shifts, frustrations, and curveballs right alongside you.

You get the best of both worlds: a medical professional who understands hormones, GLP‑1s, medications, fitness, weight management, arthritis, pelvic health, trauma and real‑life responsibilities – and a coach who knows how it feels to be in this season.

Coaching with me is highly individualized, compassionate, and judgment‑free – with zero pseudoscience, negativity, or misinformation allowed in the room.

I also should add I also have certification in Ayurvedic Nutrition and Mindfulness coaching.

If you’re ready to feel informed, supported, and strong in peri or post‑menopause, tap the link in my bio to book a free consult and see if we’re a fit. 💛

…..The Perimenopause BullS*it meter is in full swing

#menohealthnurse #perimenopause #menopause #bullshitfreezone #womenshealth

This month on Unmuted- The Midlife Roundtable….. We’re joined by @andreadonsky - RHN, 7X published menopause researcher, and entrepreneur, with 26 years in the health and wellness space.

Topic - all the weird and wild symptoms of menopause. Andrea discusses new research that’s evolving and her new book.

Episode releasing TOMORROW

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Sleepless nights? You’re not alone 💛

As hormones shift in menopause, your sleep can take a major hit — but creating restful routines can make all the difference. Here’s how to support deeper, more restorative sleep:

🌙 Keep a consistent bedtime (even on weekends!)
🛁 Take a warm bath or shower to signal wind-down time
📱 Power down screens 1 hour before bed
☕ Skip caffeine after lunch
🕯️ Try calming rituals — journaling, gentle stretching, or herbal tea

Quality sleep is key for hormone balance, mood, energy, and even weight management during menopause.

Want more guidance like this? Join the **Hormone Harmony Hub** — your go-to space for monthly menopause education, nutrition & fitness challenges, recipe inspiration, and expert workshops. 💪

✨ Just $27 CAD/month — link in bio to join and start sleeping (and feeling) better tonight!

International Women’s Day matters to me because my entire life’s work sits at the intersection of *women’s health* and *women being believed*.

I’m a nurse. A menopause & hormone specialist. A trainer. A coach. And I’ve lived the “good luck, you’re on your own” version of midlife healthcare—early menopause after a partial hysterectomy, then surgical menopause, and all the ripple effects that can come with it.

I want this space to be for *all* women—every background, every body, every story. I’m a woman of colour in a field where we’re still underrepresented, and where women of colour are too often dismissed, overlooked, or left out of the conversation entirely.

Menopause isn’t one-size-fits-all. Support shouldn’t be either.

So today is both a celebration and a commitment:
- to evidence over wellness BS
- to care that actually listens
- to community that doesn’t shame, shrink, or silence women
- to making menopause education and support more inclusive and accessible for everyone

If you’ve ever felt brushed off, told you’re “too young,” or made to feel like you’re overreacting—especially in perimenopause/menopause—I see you. You’re not alone, and you deserve better.

Happy International Women’s Day.
Let’s take up space—together.

#InternationalWomensDay #IWD #MenoHealthNurse #HormoneHarmonyHub #WomensHealth

Sleep in perimenopause and post-menopause isn’t optional self-care – it’s one of your strongest hormone-support tools. When sleep suffers, hot flashes, weight changes, mood swings, anxiety and brain fog often get louder.

Here are a few simple shifts that can help you sleep deeper:
- Keep your bedroom cool, dark and quiet with breathable layers.
- Stick to a regular sleep–wake time (yes, even on weekends).
- Cut back on caffeine and alcohol later in the day.
- Swap late-night scrolling for a screen-free wind-down and calming breathwork or reading.

If you’re staring at the ceiling at 3 a.m. wondering what happened to your old sleep, you are not alone – and there is a way forward.

🌀 Ready for support?
Tap the link in my bio to join Hormone Harmony Hub and learn practical strategies to calm your nervous system, support your hormones and reclaim restful sleep.

Or book a free 1:1 Sleep & Hormone Consult Call, where we’ll review your symptoms, clarify your goals and outline your best next steps

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Why Choose MenoHealthNurse?

I'm not just another wellness coach. I'm a Registered Nurse with over 20 years of experience, certified in menopause and hormone health, personal training, and nutrition. I also have sub-specialist certifications in GLP-1 management, corrective exercise and weight loss management. I've lived through early menopause myself, so I understand what you're going through—and I have the medical expertise to guide you.

Medical + Fitness + Nutrition Expertise

The only menopause specialist who combines RN credentials, certified menopause specialist training, personal training certification, and nutritionist credentials in one integrated approach.

Evidence-Based, Not Wellness Hype

Every recommendation is backed by research. I cite sources, follow NAMS guidelines, and help you make informed decisions about your health—no pseudoscience or detox gimmicks.

Proven Results & High Retention

90% of clients stay after their initial 12-week program. They report better sleep, increased energy, improved strength, and the confidence to advocate for their health.

My mission is empowering women through menopause with medical expertise, personalized fitness, and evidence-based lifestyle management—because you deserve support from someone who truly understands.

- Amanda Otterman

As someone who hadn't exercised in decades, I was hesitant to join any type of program. I doubted myself and I was afraid of being judged. I need not have worried. Amanda has been supportive and empowering and was able to meet me where I was in terms of fitness level and limitations. She is approachable and so relatable. She designed a home workout that was easy to follow and modifiable, working with equipment I already had at home. She responds to messages pronto and provides just enough presence that I feel some accountability but not pressured. She knows her stuff when it comes to women's health. I would highly recommend her and her 12 week meno-movement program.

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Unmuted Podcast - The Midlife Roundtable

Sponsored by Pleasure Pods; Discover expert guidance and support for navigating midlife challenges from myself, along with other experts on the panel and special guests. Join us for insightful discussions on menopause, wellness, sexual health, relationships and more. Stay informed and empowered on your health journey with MenoHealthNurse.

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From virtual coaching packages to in-person personal training, I offer individualized programs that combine medical knowledge, fitness expertise, and nutritional support. Whether you're struggling with hot flashes, weight gain, or just need guidance navigating hormone therapy, I provide the tools and education you need to thrive.

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Bronze, Silver, and Gold packages designed to meet you where you are. Includes group and 1:1 coaching, app access, education on hormone therapy, and personalized support. Best for women new to Peri/Post Menopause needing comprehensive support. Spots now available for May/June 2026.

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Personal Training (Virtual & In-Person)

Strength training tailored for your changing body. Best for women prioritizing strength, body composition.and mobility. Virtual sessions or in-person at Whole Health Strength & Fitness in Cambridge, Ontario. In person spots fill quickly, virtual spots available.

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Empowering Menopause Masterclass & Menopause Matters - For Men

The perfect start to your menopause journey

Self-paced masterclasses covering HRT, nutrition, fitness, mental health and sexual health during menopause. Evidence-based education you can trust without the confusion. Perfect for women who want to understand their options before committing to coaching. Also see the "Menopause Matters" masterclass just for the men who want to have information and practical guidance to support their partners in menopause.

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Are you seeking a knowledgeable and engaging speaker for your upcoming wellness event? You have found the ideal candidate. Located in the Kitchener-Waterloo, Ontario area, I offer impactful presentations and workshops in a variety of settings, that focus on menopause, and women's health and lifestyle management during and after the menopause transition. I am also open to collaborations with other practitioners and businesses to enhance our collective influence. Please contact me to discuss my speaking services and explore how we can work together to ensure the success of your next event. Prices vary depending on event. Virtual workshop options also available.

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