Herskin /Sevendays Angono Rizal
874 Block Prairie Apt. 669, Mill Hall 17751
Licensed Massage Therapist, Board Certified in Therapeutic Massage and Bodywork (BCTMB)
11/04/2026
A Little Black Friday Sneak Peek!
I’ve had a few people ask whether I’ll be offering Black Friday specials this year.
The answer is YES! But we’re doing things a little differently. ♥️
First things first. Gift certificates will NOT be discounted this year. They’ll remain available at regular pricing.
BUTTTTT…
For those of you who regularly make massage therapy part of your self-care routine, you might want to hold off on purchasing your next few appointments. 😉
Because this year, I’m putting together some pretty fabulous Black Friday massage packages that will give you a whole lot more for your money.
Think complimentary massages, cozy seasonal enhancements, and a few extra reasons to make yourself a priority.
These packages will be exclusively for personal use and won’t be transferable or available as gifts.
Full details will be announced closer to Black Friday, November 27!
And trust me, if you’re someone who already invests in regular massage therapy, you’re going to want to see what’s coming.
Consider this your friendly little heads up 😊
LET’S TALK MASSAGE! Choosing the Right Service for YOU!
With so many different massage options available, I thought it might be helpful to explain exactly what each service includes, who it’s designed for, and how to choose the one that best meets your needs.
Because not all massages are created equal, and booking the right service makes a difference!
FIRST, LET’S TALK ABOUT DEEP TISSUE MASSAGE.
This is probably the most important distinction I want to make.
Deep tissue massage is NOT included in my standard 30, 60, 90, or 120-minute massage sessions.
These sessions may include therapeutic bodywork, targeted muscle work, cupping, Gua Sha, and other techniques as appropriate. But they do NOT include deep tissue massage.
There are TWO services that offer deep tissue work.
THE REMEDY | $95
This is designed for focused, therapeutic treatment of ONE specific problem area. Deep tissue techniques may be incorporated into that targeted area when appropriate.
SPORTS / DEEP TISSUE MASSAGE | 60 Minutes | $125
This is the service to book when you need more extensive deep tissue work, whether that involves multiple areas or the full body.
This treatment is physically demanding, requires specialized techniques, and is priced accordingly.
If you need deep tissue work beyond one specific area, this is the service you need to select.
Booking a standard massage and requesting deep tissue work upon arrival does not change the service you’ve reserved.
Now, let’s explore the rest of the menu!
TRADITIONAL THERAPEUTIC MASSAGE
These sessions are customized to your individual needs and may include cupping, Gua Sha, and other therapeutic techniques.
30 Minutes | $50
Ideal for focused attention on one specific area.
60 Minutes | $90
Wonderful for addressing one or two areas that need extra attention. It can also be a relaxing full-body massage when extensive therapeutic work isn’t necessary.
90 Minutes | $130
Allows more time for comprehensive bodywork, addressing multiple concerns, and incorporating relaxation.
120 Minutes | $165
An extended therapeutic experience with plenty of time for detailed work throughout the body.
Remember, longer doesn’t automatically mean deeper. It means more TIME to address your needs.
HEAVEN & EARTH | 60 Minutes | $85
A beautiful combination of facial massage and footwork.
This treatment focuses on the face and feet, creating a wonderfully relaxing experience that brings attention to both ends of the body.
THE REJUVENATION RITUAL | 60 Minutes | $85
This is a massage facial, NOT a traditional skincare facial.
The entire session focuses on the face, incorporating specialized massage techniques and deeper work involving the facial muscles.
Perfect for those seeking focused facial muscle work, relaxation, and rejuvenation.
THE FULL SYSTEM RESET | 120 Minutes | $195
This is an entirely different experience.
A two-hour session combining therapeutic bodywork with energy medicine techniques to support balance, relaxation, and whole-body well-being.
This isn’t simply a longer massage. It’s an integrative treatment designed to address the body as a whole.
PELVIC FLOOR DYSFUNCTION MASSAGE
60 Minutes | $110
90 Minutes | $150
This specialized service focuses exclusively on the muscles and surrounding structures that support and influence pelvic floor function.
It is NOT a traditional full-body massage.
Treatment is directed toward the muscular concerns associated with pelvic floor dysfunction, using appropriate external therapeutic techniques.
REFLEXOLOGY: THE MERIDIAN METHOD
60 Minutes | $100
90 Minutes | $140
This specialized treatment focuses on the hands and feet, incorporating reflexology, meridian-based techniques, and heated tools.
This is NOT a traditional massage with a little extra footwork added.
It’s a dedicated hands-and-feet treatment with its own specialized approach.
LET’S TALK ENHANCEMENTS!
These are optional additions to your scheduled massage.
MUSCLE MENDER
Upper Body | $10
Lower Body | $10
Full Body | $20
A targeted topical enhancement designed to complement your bodywork.
FIRESIDE HOT STONE ENHANCEMENT
Upper Body | $15
Lower Body | $15
Full Body | $30
Enjoy the comforting warmth of heated stones incorporated into your massage.
IMPORTANT: Enhancements must be selected from the service menu when booking so I can have the appropriate supplies prepared and available for your appointment.
A FINAL THOUGHT FROM YOUR MASSAGE THERAPIST
My goal has never been to simply get you on and off the massage table.
I want you leaving your appointment feeling that your time was well spent and that your individual needs were addressed.
That means selecting the appropriate treatment, allowing enough time for the work you need, and understanding that different services involve different techniques, levels of intensity, and physical demands.
I don’t believe everyone needs deep tissue massage. In fact, some of the most effective therapeutic work doesn’t require deep pressure at all!
More pressure does not automatically mean better results.
And a longer appointment does not automatically include every service on the menu.
Each treatment has been thoughtfully designed and priced according to the time, techniques, and specialized work involved.
If you’re unsure which service is right for you, I’m always happy to help you make an informed decision.
The right massage starts with booking the right service. ❤️
11/01/2026
🔥 THE WAIT IS OVER! INTRODUCING THE FIRESIDE ENHANCEMENT! 🔥
November has arrived, the temperatures are dropping, and I’ve been keeping a cozy little secret!
I’m so excited to finally introduce my newest seasonal massage experience!
THE FIRESIDE ENHANCEMENT
Imagine the comforting warmth of smooth basalt stones gliding across tired, aching muscles, paired with the beautiful, grounding aromas of a specially selected seasonal essential oil blend.
Warmth. Comfort. Relaxation.
A little escape from the cold, designed to help you slow down, unwind, and enjoy some much-deserved indulgence.
And because everyone has different needs, you get to choose how you’d like to enjoy it!
🔥 UPPER BODY FIRESIDE ENHANCEMENT — $15
Warm stone massage focused on your back, neck, and shoulders, complemented by seasonal aromatherapy.
🔥 LOWER BODY FIRESIDE ENHANCEMENT — $15
Soothing warm stone massage focused on your legs and feet, accompanied by seasonal aromatherapy.
🔥 THE FULL FIRESIDE EXPERIENCE — $30
Enjoy the comforting warmth of hot stone massage throughout your full-body session, with seasonal aromatherapy incorporated into the stone treatment.
❤️ A FEW LITTLE DETAILS
Available November through February.
Incorporated into your existing massage appointment without extending your session time.
Seasonal aromatherapy is incorporated exclusively during the hot stone portion of your massage.
IMPORTANT BOOKING INFORMATION:
The Fireside Enhancement is now available on the online service menu!
Please select your preferred Fireside Enhancement when booking your massage appointment.
Advance selection is necessary to ensure that the heated stones, aromatherapy blend, and all required supplies are prepared and available for your session.
Restoration Collective members may enjoy a complimentary upper OR lower body Fireside Enhancement as their seasonal membership benefit. Full-body upgrades are available for an additional $15.
There’s just something wonderful about sinking into a warm massage table on a chilly day and letting the outside world disappear for a little while.
And I cannot WAIT to share this experience with you!
A little warmth. A little comfort. A whole lot of relaxation.
The Fireside Enhancement is officially here! 🔥
11/01/2026
LET THE BIRTHDAY SHENANIGANS BEGIN!!
It’s officially November 1st, which means my annual birthday giveaway starts TODAY!
And because I’m apparently the kind of woman who gives OTHER people presents for HER birthday, here we go!
One lucky client is going to win a luxurious 90-MINUTE PAMPERING EXPERIENCE!
And ohhhh, it’s a good one! 🥰
✨ A rejuvenating Massage Facial
✨ A relaxing Foot Massage with Heated Tools
✨ A warm, soothing Paraffin Foot Dip
All beautifully incorporated into ONE fabulous 90-minute session designed to leave you feeling like an entirely new human!
HOW TO ENTER:
Simply book AND receive a massage appointment between November 1st and December 10th!
✨ ONE ENTRY PER APPOINTMENT!
That means every qualifying appointment gives you another chance to win!
No hoops to jump through. No sharing posts. No tagging 47 friends or sacrificing your firstborn. 😂
Just come enjoy your massage, and you’re entered!
WINNER DRAWN DECEMBER 11TH!
That’s my birthday, and I can’t think of a better way to celebrate another trip around the sun than spoiling one of my wonderful clients!
Let the birthday festivities begin! ❤️
10/26/2026
Beyond the Massage Table: The Art of Living Beautifully
I’ve been conducting a little experiment in my personal life lately, and it’s turned into something I think is worth sharing here.
I’ve been making a conscious effort to live more intentionally. To slow down, appreciate ordinary moments, and create little pockets of peace throughout my day.
I’ve affectionately named this experiment The Season of Choosing Joy.
And I have to tell you, it’s been wonderful.
I’ve created an evening tea ritual. I’ve started dedicating more time to reading, journaling, skincare, and other little things that bring me happiness.
And perhaps my most unexpected discovery?
I’ve fallen in love with washing dishes by hand.
Yes, really.
I light some incense, fill the sink with warm water, and enjoy watching the wildlife outside my kitchen window while I wash.
What used to be another household responsibility has become a genuinely relaxing experience.
And there’s actually something worth discussing here from a therapeutic perspective.
Our nervous systems respond to more than the major stressors in our lives. The constant rushing, multitasking, mental demands, and feeling that we always need to be productive can contribute to a persistent sense of tension and overwhelm.
We often think relaxation requires setting aside an hour, booking an appointment, or escaping our responsibilities.
But it doesn’t always have to look that way.
Slowing down, engaging our senses, and giving our attention to one activity at a time can help interrupt patterns of stress and encourage a calmer state.
Warm water. Comfortable surroundings. Gentle, repetitive movements. Pleasant aromas. A few moments spent observing nature.
These are simple sensory experiences that can help us feel more grounded and present.
And while they aren’t substitutes for medical care or treatment when it’s needed, they can be meaningful additions to our daily self-care.
This is something I encourage my clients to consider.
What if we stopped viewing self-care as something we have to squeeze into our schedules and started incorporating it into the way we already live?
What if making your morning coffee became a few minutes of quiet instead of another rushed task?
What if your evening shower became an opportunity to consciously release the tension of the day?
What if you allowed yourself to sit outside and enjoy the fresh air without feeling obligated to accomplish something?
And what if we stopped treating rest as something we have to earn?
As a massage therapist, I spend a great deal of time helping people address physical discomfort and tension. But I also believe that what we do between appointments matters.
Massage can be one part of a much larger approach to caring for ourselves.
Movement, sleep, nutrition, stress management, meaningful connections, and moments of genuine enjoyment all have a place in supporting our overall well-being.
And sometimes the most meaningful changes begin with something incredibly small.
My little experiment hasn’t eliminated life’s responsibilities or frustrations.
What it has done is change the way I experience certain parts of my day.
I’m finding more enjoyment in ordinary things. I’m creating time for myself without guilt. And I’m learning that peace doesn’t always require changing our circumstances.
Sometimes it begins with changing how we approach them.
So here’s a little encouragement from me to you.
Find one ordinary moment in your day and make it yours.
Slow down. Pay attention. Enjoy it.
You might be surprised by how much happiness you can find in something you’ve been doing all along.
And if you happen to discover that washing dishes is therapeutic, well, welcome to the club.
Apparently, we’re a thing now.
10/25/2026
MY BIRTHDAY, YOUR GIFT!
I’m turning 52 in December, but YOU might be the one getting spoiled!
Yep. You read that right!
My birthday is December 11, and I’ve decided that instead of celebrating with presents for myself, I’m going to give one of YOU something pretty fabulous!
I’ve been cooking up a little birthday surprise, and let’s just say it involves 90 glorious minutes of relaxation, restoration, and some serious pampering.
And because I like to make things interesting, this isn’t something you’ll find on my regular service menu. It’s an exclusive experience I’ve created just for this giveaway!
One lucky person is going to be treated to something very special.
The fun begins November 1, and I’ll be sharing all the details soon!
My birthday. Your gift. And 90 minutes that are ALL about you.
Stay tuned. This is going to be fun!
Something Warm Is Coming This Holiday Season…
As the days grow shorter and the air turns cooler, there’s something wonderful about embracing the slower, quieter moments of the season.
The warmth of a fire. The comfort of soft lighting. The soothing scents that make a space feel inviting. Those little moments when the outside world seems to disappear, and you can simply be.
I’ve always believed that massage therapy should be more than an appointment on your calendar. It’s an opportunity to reconnect with yourself, release the demands of everyday life, and enjoy the simple pleasure of being cared for.
And this holiday season, I’ve been putting together something special that embraces exactly that feeling.
I’m calling it the Fireside Enhancement.
A seasonal experience inspired by warmth, comfort, relaxation, and the simple luxury of slowing down.
I’m keeping the details tucked away just a little longer, but I can promise that this experience is being thoughtfully designed to bring an extra touch of comfort and indulgence to your time on my table.
And here’s a little something I’m especially excited to share…
Members of The Restoration Collective will enjoy the Fireside Enhancement as a complimentary seasonal privilege. Just one more way I’m celebrating the clients who have made their ongoing wellness a priority.
And for those who have been thinking about investing a little more in themselves, there may be something special coming your way, too.
After all, the holiday season shouldn’t be entirely about what we give to everyone else.
It should also be about how we care for ourselves.
About creating moments of peace in the middle of busy days.
About remembering that rest, comfort, and feeling cared for aren’t indulgences we need to earn.
They’re part of living well.
The Fireside Enhancement. Coming this holiday season.
More details will be revealed in November.
Restoring Flow, Releasing Pain, Renewing You.
The Art of Living Beautifully
An Intentional Life, Lovingly Curated.
I’ve been reflecting lately on something that I believe deserves a much bigger place in our conversations about health and wellness.
The importance of intentionally creating a life we actually enjoy living.
As a healthcare professional and massage therapist, I spend a great deal of time helping people manage pain, reduce physical tension, navigate stress, and improve their overall well-being.
But there’s another aspect of wellness that I believe we frequently overlook.
Joy.
Not fleeting happiness that depends on everything going perfectly, but the deeper satisfaction that comes from creating a life that reflects our values, interests, needs, and desires.
We spend enormous amounts of time managing responsibilities.
We schedule medical appointments, work commitments, household obligations, family activities, and countless other demands on our time.
But how often do we deliberately schedule the things that make us feel happy, peaceful, inspired, and fulfilled?
How often do we treat our own enjoyment as something deserving of a place on the calendar?
For many people, the answer is rarely.
And I think it’s time we reconsider that.
Living beautifully isn’t about having a beautiful life by someone else’s standards. It’s about creating a life that feels beautiful to YOU.
It doesn’t require expensive vacations, luxury products, an immaculate home, or an endless supply of disposable income.
It might mean enjoying your morning coffee without rushing.
Spending an evening reading a book.
Preparing a meal you genuinely love.
Taking a walk and appreciating the changing seasons.
Practicing meditation, prayer, or spiritual reflection.
Enjoying a relaxing skincare routine.
Working in your garden.
Exploring a creative hobby.
Or simply giving yourself permission to rest without feeling guilty.
These aren’t frivolous activities.
They’re opportunities to experience pleasure, connection, creativity, and restoration.
And those experiences matter.
The Connection Between Joy and Health
From a physiological perspective, chronic stress can affect sleep, muscle tension, digestion, cardiovascular function, and our overall sense of wellbeing.
Our bodies aren’t designed to remain in a constant state of urgency.
Intentionally incorporating enjoyable, restorative activities into our routines can help us manage stress, support emotional wellbeing, and create opportunities for our nervous systems to settle.
Research also suggests that engaging in enjoyable leisure activities is associated with better psychological wellbeing and certain favorable health indicators.
That doesn’t mean a relaxing evening or a favorite hobby can prevent illness or replace medical treatment.
It means that how we experience our everyday lives is an important part of our overall health.
And I believe that deserves just as much consideration as many of the other things we do to care for ourselves.
What Does It Mean to Curate Your Life?
When I use the word curate, I’m not talking about creating an aesthetically perfect existence.
I’m talking about making thoughtful choices.
Choosing what deserves your time.
Recognizing what restores your energy and what consistently depletes it.
Creating boundaries that protect your peace.
Making room for personal interests and meaningful experiences.
Learning to appreciate what you already have rather than constantly searching for something more.
And perhaps most importantly, recognizing that your own happiness deserves attention.
You are allowed to be a priority in your own life.
That doesn’t make you selfish.
It doesn’t mean neglecting your responsibilities or the people you love.
It means understanding that your needs, interests, and emotional well-being are worthy of care, too.
Self Care Is More Than an Appointment
I love that my profession allows me to provide a space where people can relax, receive therapeutic care, and focus on themselves.
But I also want my clients to recognize that their wellness extends far beyond the time they spend on my massage table.
An hour of massage can be a wonderful part of a self care routine.
But what about the other 167 hours in the week?
How are you spending them?
Are you making room for activities you enjoy?
Are you allowing yourself adequate rest?
Are you nurturing your curiosity and creativity?
Are you finding opportunities to experience joy in ordinary moments?
Or are you continually placing yourself at the bottom of your own priority list?
These aren’t questions intended to create guilt.
They’re invitations to become more intentional.
And I certainly don’t believe we need to turn self care into another list of obligations.
The goal isn’t to become more productive at relaxing.
The goal is to create a life that doesn’t require us to constantly escape from it in order to feel restored.
Of course, life will always include responsibilities, difficulties, and circumstances beyond our control.
Living intentionally doesn’t eliminate those realities.
But it can help us recognize where we have choices and how we might use those choices to support our well being.
A Personal Invitation
I’ve recently made a commitment to become much more intentional about prioritizing my own happiness, personal interests, spiritual practices, creativity, and restorative time.
Not someday.
Not when everything else is finished.
Now.
I’m calling this personal philosophy:
The Art of Living Beautifully: An Intentional Life, Lovingly Curated.
And I’d love to encourage you to explore what that might look like in your own life.
Start small.
Choose one activity this week that brings you genuine enjoyment.
Put it on your calendar.
Give it the same consideration you would give any other important commitment.
And when that time arrives, allow yourself to enjoy it without feeling obligated to accomplish something else.
Because your life isn’t simply a collection of responsibilities to manage.
It’s also an experience you’re meant to participate in.
You deserve moments of peace.
You deserve opportunities for creativity and connection.
You deserve to enjoy the things you’ve worked hard to create.
And you deserve to make choices that reflect what matters most to you.
Wellness isn’t only about adding years to your life. It’s also about bringing more life into your years.
And perhaps that’s where the art of living beautifully truly begins.
Not with what we acquire.
Not with what we accomplish.
But with how intentionally we choose to experience the life we already have.
Your life is not something to put on hold until a special occasion arrives.
Your life is the special occasion.
The Art of Living Beautifully: An Intentional Life, Lovingly Curated. ♥️
AS MY PRACTICE EVOLVES, SO DOES MY RESPONSIBILITY.
I’d like to take a moment to share something about the direction my practice has been moving and why some of my policies have become more structured.
For those who may not know my professional background, my journey in healthcare began more than three decades ago. I’ve worked in emergency medicine, nursing, and therapeutic bodywork. Throughout those years, I’ve had the privilege of caring for people experiencing everything from everyday aches and pains to complicated, life-altering medical conditions.
And if there’s one thing those years have taught me, it’s that healthcare is never one size fits all.
Over the past several years, I’ve made a conscious decision to continue expanding my clinical education, therapeutic skills, and the populations I’m qualified to serve.
My practice is becoming increasingly medically focused.
While relaxation and stress reduction will always have an important place in therapeutic massage, my work extends well beyond helping someone unwind after a stressful week.
I work with individuals experiencing chronic pain, musculoskeletal dysfunction, mobility limitations, and a variety of complex health concerns.
I also provide care to clients undergoing cancer treatment, including chemotherapy, and individuals whose immune systems may be compromised.
These are people for whom something as seemingly insignificant as a common respiratory infection can have potentially serious consequences.
WITH EXPANDED CLINICAL PRACTICE COMES EXPANDED PROFESSIONAL RESPONSIBILITY.
When someone places their trust in me, that responsibility doesn’t begin when they get on my massage table and end when their session is over.
It includes the environment in which they’re treated.
It includes recognizing contraindications, understanding medical complexities, adapting techniques appropriately, and knowing when treatment should be postponed.
And yes, it includes establishing and enforcing health and illness policies.
I realize that my respiratory illness policy may seem strict to some people.
But here’s something worth considering.
The illness that causes you a few days of inconvenience could create a much more serious situation for someone undergoing chemotherapy or living with a compromised immune system.
We don’t always know what the person sitting next to us is going through.
We don’t know whose immune system is struggling, who is undergoing treatment, or who has a medical condition that makes an ordinary infection considerably more dangerous.
And frankly, we shouldn’t have to know.
Every person who walks through my door deserves the same consideration.
SO WHAT AM I ACTUALLY ASKING OF MY CLIENTS?
Something very simple.
Please arrive for your massage appointment free of respiratory symptoms.
That’s it. That’s the big ask.
I’m not asking anyone to rearrange their lives, avoid public places, or adopt my personal health practices.
I’m simply asking that when you enter my treatment room, you’re not experiencing coughing, congestion, sneezing, a sore throat, or other respiratory symptoms.
If you are, we reschedule.
If you have chronic allergies or another noninfectious condition that causes respiratory symptoms, please contact me beforehand so we can discuss your situation.
No arguments. No guilt. No cancellation fees for illness.
I never want someone to feel financially pressured to attend an appointment when they may be contagious.
Just a little consideration for the person who will be receiving treatment after you.
That person might be perfectly healthy.
Or they might be undergoing chemotherapy.
They might be recovering from a serious illness.
They might have a compromised immune system.
You won’t know, and their private medical information isn’t yours to know.
But their well-being matters just as much as yours.
I’m not asking for perfection. I’m asking for consideration.
And as a solo practitioner, these precautions also protect my ability to continue providing consistent care to the people who depend on my services.
If I become ill, there isn’t another therapist waiting to take over my schedule. Appointments must be canceled, clients lose access to their scheduled care, and my livelihood is directly affected.
But my concerns extend beyond protecting my schedule or income.
They’re about maintaining an environment where medically vulnerable individuals can receive therapeutic bodywork with appropriate precautions and consideration.
THERE’S AN IMPORTANT DISTINCTION BETWEEN CUSTOMER SERVICE AND CLINICAL RESPONSIBILITY.
I believe wholeheartedly in providing exceptional service.
I believe in kindness, flexibility, compassion, and treating people with dignity.
But exceptional service doesn’t mean abandoning professional judgment or compromising health and safety standards to avoid disappointing someone.
Sometimes being a responsible healthcare professional means making decisions that aren’t particularly popular.
Sometimes it means saying no.
Sometimes it means explaining that an appointment needs to be rescheduled, even when someone feels well enough to attend.
And sometimes it means accepting that the boundaries necessary for one practice may not align with every person’s expectations.
That’s okay.
My background in nursing and emergency medicine has shaped the way I approach therapeutic massage. My advanced education in bodywork continues to deepen that perspective.
I don’t view the human body as a collection of unrelated muscles and symptoms.
I see an interconnected system influenced by neurological, physiological, structural, and emotional factors.
And I believe responsible therapeutic care requires looking at the whole person.
MY COMMITMENT TO MY CLIENTS IS NOT SIMPLY TO PROVIDE A GOOD MASSAGE.
It’s to provide thoughtful, individualized, evidence informed therapeutic care within my professional scope of practice.
It’s to continue learning.
To recognize my limitations.
To adapt as the needs of my clients change.
And to maintain professional standards that reflect the populations I’ve chosen to serve.
I understand that not everyone will agree with every policy I establish.
I respect that.
But the health and safety considerations behind those policies are not something I’m willing to compromise.
To the clients who have supported my continued education, respected my professional boundaries, and trusted me with their care, thank you.
Your trust is something I take very seriously.
My practice is evolving. My education is continuing. My clinical focus is expanding.
And my commitment to providing responsible, compassionate, individualized care remains stronger than ever.
Because ultimately, therapeutic massage isn’t just about what happens on the table.
It’s about the responsibility we have to the people who place their health and wellbeing in our hands.
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