A loss like this is the most painful thing. It doesn't matter if you were only a few days along. It's still devastating. If it brings you any comfort, you will be able to try again without delay. But that doesn't make this loss any less significant. Love to you. I'm glad you stayed home from work and took time to grieve.
TTC since 8/7/16 BFP 9/13/16 MMC 10/18/16 D&C 10/20/16
@dragonfly87 I am so so sorry to see this. I know that this is like a nightmare. I will not lie to you and say it gets better, but you will get stronger and find the will to face each day. Don't hesitate to reach out to any of us if you need anything.
I haven't checked in since this morning and I saw all these new posts, I thought an "oldie" got a bfp. Instead, a fellow friend might be experiencing a loss. @dragonfly87 I'm so sorry. Please know you're in my thoughts.
Me: 31 DH: 32 Dating since: 11/17/2001 Married: 9/26/2009 TTC: June 2016
@dragonfly87 Awww sweetie, so so sorry that you are dealing with this... lots of hugs and positivity coming your way. Take all the time you need, and know that we'll be here when you're ready
@dragonfly87 I am so very sorry, luvv. and so glad you have YH's support, too. everything you're feeling is totally natural and normal and there's no need to apologise. it totally sucks. ((hugs)) this too shall pass, but until that time, be as mad or sad or weepy or whatever you need to be. ❤ ❤❤
@dragonfly87 never be embarrassed to feel your feelings. A loss is a loss and you have every right to grieve. Take whatever time you need and know that we'll all be here for you when you need us!
Thank you for the outpouring of support everyone, it really helps me not feel so alone...especially since I don't want to tell anyone (only my mother and DH knows).
I was able to schedule an appointment for 8:15am today to get blood work done and then a follow up on Wednesday to find out the results. Still no cramping or pain, but given the blood loss, they don't think things are going well. Still bleeding today at about the same rate. I am glad that the appointment is tomorrow though because it gives me a day to mentally prepare and gather myself for the result that I am anticipating.
I am just trying to mentally prepare myself now for a meeting today with a few coworkers. Two of the women are pregnant. I am genuinely happy for them, but simultaneously just feel depressed. I just hope they don't talk too much about their pregnancies (one of them is known for always talking about it). I am dreading this meeting, but life must go on.
@dragonfly87 So many hugs. I am crossing my fingers so hard that everything will be okay (TW- pregnancy: I really do not want to give you false hope, but my best friend bled for the first 4-5 weeks... I guess the baby implanted into a place that just happened to bleed a lot for a while. That baby is now 4 months old today.) I will be sending you lots of love and good vibes today and tomorrow - no matter what happens you know that this community is here for you. And if it's helpful don't be scared to reach out to a best friend if you need more IRL shoulders to cry on.
@antoto: Thanks for the response. Foolishly, I want to keep believing that maybe it's ok because I don't have any cramping or pain. But after the previous negative tests and the fainter lines on the wondfo...I don't want to get my hopes up. I wish they would just call me with the response to my results instead of waiting until I go in tomorrow at 11am.
ETA: I am not a religious person, but I do believe things happen for a reason. So I am really trying to see the silver lining here and understand why this would happen. Maybe I am looking into it too much, but I guess the universe is trying to tell me it's not the right time for us.
For those who have followed, I figured I would provide an update. Sorry, I don't want this thread to be a downer, but I don't know where else to post. Thank you again for your support over the last few days. I wanted to stay off the boards, but honestly, I feel more alone that way since I don't want to talk about any TTC related things IRL other than DH. So I will probably jump back in some threads tomorrow...it gives me some form of distraction at least.
I went in for my follow up today and they confirmed hcg level of 6. They want me to go back tomorrow to make sure it doesn't increase. But I don't want to go back. What's the point? I know wondfos detect at 25 hcg, so obviously my hcg was lower yesterday than it was on Sunday. My OBGYN also said to "keep acting pregnant" though so no drinking, etc, because maybe, just maybe it will stick. I know she was trying to be nice, but I felt that advice was stupid and pointless.
On one positive note, the bleeding has stopped. So I guess it's over. Fortunately, I had no cramps or pain the entire time. I guess I am lucky, in some weird way about that.
My OBGYN did say to wait 3 cycles before TTC again to build up a stronger uterine lining. I know this is something talked about a lot. But for those that went through a chemical pregnancy or miscarriage, did you wait? If you didn't, were you successfully shortly after and have a healthy pregnancy? I am feeling impatient and was really looking forward to trying again next week when my FW starts. After all, if I had not taken the stupid test on Sunday afternoon, I would have just assumed AF arrived and kept trying this month. But at the same time, I don't want to be at risk for another CP or MC.
I don't know what to do and I just feel lost. This was not how I expected our first month of TTC to go like. Any thoughts or advice would be appreciated.
@dragonfly87 I can totally relate to SO much of what you're saying. I kept seeing so many others taking a bump break or break from TTC, but I just couldn't. It made me feel just a little less helpless to keep trucking on, and honestly this place saved me. I could come here and cry or vent and everyone was beyond supportive. People IRL knew what was happening but I couldn't keep dumping on them 24/7. So if you want to jump right back in, DO IT. It helped me immensely.
My doc specifically said they USED to say wait a few months but recent studies have shown no reason to wait, so she told me to go ahead if we wanted. We started right away but obviously haven't been successful yet. I did a lot of reading on this and a lot of the consensus said if your lining wasn't thick/something wasn't right, your body most likely wouldn't implant/get pregnant anyway. I don't know if that's supported or not, but it helped me.
Again I am so sorry to see you going through this. If you need anything, please don't hesitate to reach out.
@hartmich Thank you for the response. I guess if there is a uterine lining issue...did you read if it really does take a few cycles to "build back up" or is that not a concern?
TW- My doctor only said to wait one cycle until TTC again and that was with a MMC at 9 weeks. I've actually seen positive studies about successful pregnancies where they got pregnant within three months the MC. Even more than those who got pregnant later than that. I will say, do not hang too many hopes on the "oh, you're like super fertile right after a MC." I did and it has just been an even harder letdown.
Me: 34 DH: 38 Married: June 2011 TTC since Feb 2016 BFP#1: 7/7/16 MMC: 8/16/16 BFP#2: 5/8/17 - CP BFP#3: 6/27/17 EDD: 3/10/18
@dragonfly87 hugs to you. You are more than welcome to post anywhere you are comfortable but there is a TTCAL board you might also consider. I know several women here have found immense support over there from people with similar experiences. I am sorry you are in this position but glad we can all be here for you.
@dragonfly87 From what I saw, that was just an unsubstantiated guess but there was no proof. I'm not a doctor but I was a few weeks further than you with my loss and bleeding wasn't atrocious... it was like a slightly heavy period. So MAYBE there'd be a concern if you had a later loss but like you said, if you hadn't been tracking you may have never even have known you were KU.
@dragonfly87 I am so sorry you have to go through this. When I had my MC at 8 weeks my MW told us we could try again immediately, but I still waited a few months because I was not emotionally ready to try again. If staying on the TTGP board helps you please feel free to participate as much as you feel up to. The MC/pregnancy loss board is also a great place for support. I mostly lurked there after my loss but it really helped me reading about other people stories. I am so terribly sorry about your loss and am sending lots of love your way.
**TW**
Me: 30 DH:30 Together 2003, Married 2011 DD: July 2005 BFP: 4/10/16, MC: 5/20/16 BFP: 1/10/17, DD2: Sep 2017
@dragonfly87 First of all, I am so sorry for your loss. This is really hard and you are entitled to feel sad about it for as long as you need to. Second, I wanted to offer some information: I also got pregnant my first month of TTC and had a loss - in my case, I basically had a missed chemical pregnancy - the pregnancy never fully took, but my body kept producing hormones and nothing was discovered until my 8 week ultrasound, after which I had a D&C. A few things that are relevant to your situation: they're going to want to keep monitoring the HCG just to make sure nothing goes wrong. Get at least one more beta done just to make sure it's going down like it should. Second, my OB told me to wait to TTC again until I got my period and even that wait was only so that if I did conceive, I'd be able to accurately date the pregnancy.
*TW: Pregnancy*
With my loss, it took me about 6 weeks to get my period again and then we didn't start trying for another month, mostly because I bled for a really long time and then I was traveling. We ended up conceiving our third cycle after we started trying (I probably conceived almost exactly four months after my D&C) and now I'm eight and half weeks along, with everything looking good so far. TTCAL is really overwhelming, but you'll get through it.
*End TW* If you had a CP, I cannot imagine the lining needs three months to recover - as @hartmich said, that's an outdated belief. Honestly, if I were you, I would probably look for a new OB next time you do conceive.
TTC #1: 4/16 BFP #1: 5/16 MMC at 8 weeks: 6/16 BFP #2: 10/16 Sweet baby boy arrived 7/7/17!
@leilac: Thank you for the response and perspective. I am so tempted to give it a try next week when my FW starts. But I am a bit anxious. I only bleed/spotted for two days now....so not sure if that means I had a weak uterine lining or if I need more time to build it up. Or if all that is just bunk advice.
@ChefRamsay : Thank you for the response (also, love your username, huge fan of Hells Kitchen, Kitchen Nightmares, Master Chef, etc). I didn't know that board existed, I just went over to check it out. Sorry for your loss. I am wondering how to gauge whether or not I am ready emotionally....I guess only time will tell.
@saralee797: Thanks for the suggestion of the TTCAL board. I never knew what that acronym meant before, and sadly, now that I do, I wish I didn't. But life moves on...
@dragonfly87 The best advice I've received regarding knowing if you're ready to try again, is whether or not you are willing to accept any outcome. Whether you get a BFN, a healthy rainbow baby or another loss, you should be ready to accept any outcome.
**TW**
Me: 30 DH:30 Together 2003, Married 2011 DD: July 2005 BFP: 4/10/16, MC: 5/20/16 BFP: 1/10/17, DD2: Sep 2017
@dragonfly87 I'm so sorry hon. Sending you love from CA. *TW* I had a MMC at almost 10 weeks and my doctor also told me three cycles, but didn't explain why. For me, the break was essential for me to recover emotionally. Everyone is different, so listen to your body. I will echo what @leilac mentioned: my first cycle after the MMC was much longer. I didn't know what to expect afterwards (with my body, emotions, etc.), but found the TTCAL board to be full of great information and support.
@ChefRamsay: Thanks for the advice. I guess I will give myself a few days to decide how I would feel about the outcome. I feel like no one is ever ready for another loss....I think I could handle a BFN. But a positive would probably scare me and make me worry the same thing would happen again. I have decided going forward, I will only test if AF does not show for an entire week. That will at least save me some grief and money.
@dragonfly87 I tried again right after my first CP. I was emotionally ready to try again. I happened to ovulate earlier than normal the cycle after. I did start to O a little later for about 6 months later after the last one. Again, I am so sorry you are going through this.
@dragonfly87 I'm not sure why your OB/GYN told you to wait 3 months before TTC. From the research I did after my first loss it seems that advice is a bit outdated. I mean obviously if you were much further along your body may need more time. Or if you'd had a D&C you'd likely need more time. But the research I read basically said for a natural miscarriage early on you can go back to TTC as soon as your hCG returns to normally and you're emotionally ready. There is even some research that suggests that in the first 6 months following a loss you may have better odds of having a successful pregnancy with better pregnancy outcomes. This isn't to say you're more likely to actually get pregnant since I haven't seen any research to that effect. It's just to say that if you do get pregnant you may have better pregnancy outcomes than if you'd wanted.
That being said when I had my MC at 6 weeks back in November 2015 (completely natural MC) my OB cleared me to start TTC again when my hCG zeroed out and I felt emotionally ready. It took about 2 weeks for my hCG to zero out and my husband and I started TTC pretty much right away. I didn't get pregnant again till March, I think. And then I had 3 chemical pregnancies back to back. So I mean I didn't get these better outcomes they talk about but then I had some other issues I didn't know about yet like horribly low progesterone after ovulation. So my experience isn't really a great indicator of what's "normal."
I really hope you're able to get your take-home baby soon. I'm so sorry for your loss. I know how totally heartbreaking and soul crushing the whole thing is. And I'm so sorry you're having to go through that.
Me: 28 Husband: 31 TTC#1: January 2015- September 2016 Infertility, Recurrent Pregnancy Loss Rainbow baby born June 6, 2017 ❤️
@NamelessAria Thanks for your response. Yeah she commented that "recent research" might suggest not needing to wait, but still said to wait. Ugh.
Also, how did you realize your progesterone levels were low? Did they have to run a specific test? I noticed when temping that my temps dropped quite a bit around CD 27. What's weird is that I didn't test positive that day, but then AF didn't start for another two days. Given I was having a CP, I guess everything could have been thrown off, but was just curious is temping could indicate potential issues with progesterone.
@dragonfly87 I also have low progesterone, which may or may not have caused my loss (there's really no way of knowing). I only temped for one month, but the progesterone didn't seem to effect my temperature. I found out about it from testing during my pregnancy - when my number was low again in the second pregnancy, my doctor started me on progesterone supplements at five weeks. You can ask for your progesterone to be tested when you go in for your second beta tomorrow, though I don't know how much that will tell you. I believe you can also have it tested during your luteal phase. If it does turn out to be low (which it may well not! Most CPs are caused by it just not being a viable sperm or egg!), I would recommend testing for pregnancy early so that you can start the supplements ASAP.
TTC #1: 4/16 BFP #1: 5/16 MMC at 8 weeks: 6/16 BFP #2: 10/16 Sweet baby boy arrived 7/7/17!
@dragonfly87 once I'd been TTC for way too freaking long (15 months I think?) with 4 losses I scheduled an appointment with a RE. He did an RPL panel that checked my progesterone after O, checked for APS and MTHFR, full thyroid panel, and some other stuff. Apparently I'm homogyzous C677T MTHFR mutation, I have really high TSH, my progesterone is "too low to be corrected with only progesterone supplementation" though I wasn't given an actual number and I had elevated ANA (antibody correlated with Lupus). So my RE started me on Clomid, baby aspirin (for the MTHFR and elevated ANA since they can increase blood clotting) and had me make some changes to the prenatal I take (from folic acid to L-methylfolate, for MTHFR) and cut foods fortified with folic acid from my diet (also to treat MTHFR). I want to say it was my 3rd month doing all that after 22 months of TTC that I finally got my BFP for this pregnancy.
Me: 28 Husband: 31 TTC#1: January 2015- September 2016 Infertility, Recurrent Pregnancy Loss Rainbow baby born June 6, 2017 ❤️
@dragonfly87 I'm so sorry you have to go through this. FWIW, it doesn't hurt to get your levels tested and it's piece of mind. My dr said that they usually recommend a 1 month break but it's more for mental health and cycle regulation and everyone's situation could be a little different.
**TW** I had an early loss at 5 weeks and my dr only confirmed the loss with a hpt in the office. I was cleared to ttc right away and we got another bfp that cycle. That pregnancy ended in a ruptured ectopic that the dr said was unrelated. However, I always still wonder if the second pregnancy was related to the first (either a twin or other situation) since my levels were not tested to 0.
@dragonfly87 I'm so sorry. I got pregnant my first cycle trying.. but lost it too. For my two losses at 7 weeks and 8 weeks, the Loss board was therapeutic for me. I was told to wait until AF after my loss and then I could try again (so one cycle). I had long cycles immediately after the loss due to high hcg (ovulated CD 21 and cd31). After my first loss, I became pregnant immediately again. I am also MTHFR but my doctor still believes the embryo didn't develop correctly (genetically).
Because you are so early, I think you could probably try again this month (O will probably be a little later). Or, wait til next AF and then try. It is a sucky place to be. I'm really sorry. Please reach out if you want to talk.
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Married in July 2014
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DD 1 10/2012
CP 9/2013
DD 2 6/2014
CP 3/2016
BFP 12/8/2016
BFP 9/13/16
MMC 10/18/16
D&C 10/20/16
Married 9/2015
TTC #1 6/2016
Dx Unexplained IF 6/2017
Clomid + Ovidrel + IUI 7/2017 - Cancelled (overstimulated)
Letrozole + Ovidrel + IUI #1 - BFN
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Married: 9/26/2009
TTC: June 2016
EDD: 5/14/2018
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I am so incredibly sorry
DD born: 3/31/19
Married: June 2011
TTC since Feb 2016
BFP#1: 7/7/16 MMC: 8/16/16
BFP#2: 5/8/17 - CP
BFP#3: 6/27/17 EDD: 3/10/18
Me 27
DF 44
TTC post VR Sept 21/16
SA 6 weeks post op 50.7 mil count 40% motility
DD2 born 9/10/17
Diagnosed : unexplained infertility
6 rounds of IUI and a MC 2/2014, rainbow twins 4/2015
TTC #3 5/2016
Restarted Fertility tx
IUI 2 rounds, baby girl 12/17
I was able to schedule an appointment for 8:15am today to get blood work done and then a follow up on Wednesday to find out the results. Still no cramping or pain, but given the blood loss, they don't think things are going well. Still bleeding today at about the same rate. I am glad that the appointment is tomorrow though because it gives me a day to mentally prepare and gather myself for the result that I am anticipating.
I am just trying to mentally prepare myself now for a meeting today with a few coworkers. Two of the women are pregnant. I am genuinely happy for them, but simultaneously just feel depressed. I just hope they don't talk too much about their pregnancies (one of them is known for always talking about it). I am dreading this meeting, but life must go on.
ETA: I am not a religious person, but I do believe things happen for a reason. So I am really trying to see the silver lining here and understand why this would happen. Maybe I am looking into it too much, but I guess the universe is trying to tell me it's not the right time for us.
BFP #2 3/18/19 * EDD 11/25/19* DS born 11/30/19
For those who have followed, I figured I would provide an update. Sorry, I don't want this thread to be a downer, but I don't know where else to post. Thank you again for your support over the last few days. I wanted to stay off the boards, but honestly, I feel more alone that way since I don't want to talk about any TTC related things IRL other than DH. So I will probably jump back in some threads tomorrow...it gives me some form of distraction at least.
I went in for my follow up today and they confirmed hcg level of 6. They want me to go back tomorrow to make sure it doesn't increase. But I don't want to go back. What's the point? I know wondfos detect at 25 hcg, so obviously my hcg was lower yesterday than it was on Sunday. My OBGYN also said to "keep acting pregnant" though so no drinking, etc, because maybe, just maybe it will stick. I know she was trying to be nice, but I felt that advice was stupid and pointless.
On one positive note, the bleeding has stopped. So I guess it's over. Fortunately, I had no cramps or pain the entire time. I guess I am lucky, in some weird way about that.
My OBGYN did say to wait 3 cycles before TTC again to build up a stronger uterine lining. I know this is something talked about a lot. But for those that went through a chemical pregnancy or miscarriage, did you wait? If you didn't, were you successfully shortly after and have a healthy pregnancy? I am feeling impatient and was really looking forward to trying again next week when my FW starts. After all, if I had not taken the stupid test on Sunday afternoon, I would have just assumed AF arrived and kept trying this month. But at the same time, I don't want to be at risk for another CP or MC.
I don't know what to do and I just feel lost. This was not how I expected our first month of TTC to go like. Any thoughts or advice would be appreciated.
My doc specifically said they USED to say wait a few months but recent studies have shown no reason to wait, so she told me to go ahead if we wanted. We started right away but obviously haven't been successful yet. I did a lot of reading on this and a lot of the consensus said if your lining wasn't thick/something wasn't right, your body most likely wouldn't implant/get pregnant anyway. I don't know if that's supported or not, but it helped me.
Again I am so sorry to see you going through this. If you need anything, please don't hesitate to reach out.
Married: June 2011
TTC since Feb 2016
BFP#1: 7/7/16 MMC: 8/16/16
BFP#2: 5/8/17 - CP
BFP#3: 6/27/17 EDD: 3/10/18
Together 2003, Married 2011
DD: July 2005
BFP: 4/10/16, MC: 5/20/16
BFP: 1/10/17, DD2: Sep 2017
TTGP Dec '16 siggy challenge winner!
*TW: Pregnancy*
If you had a CP, I cannot imagine the lining needs three months to recover - as @hartmich said, that's an outdated belief. Honestly, if I were you, I would probably look for a new OB next time you do conceive.
BFP #1: 5/16
MMC at 8 weeks: 6/16
BFP #2: 10/16
Sweet baby boy arrived 7/7/17!
@ChefRamsay : Thank you for the response (also, love your username, huge fan of Hells Kitchen, Kitchen Nightmares, Master Chef, etc). I didn't know that board existed, I just went over to check it out. Sorry for your loss. I am wondering how to gauge whether or not I am ready emotionally....I guess only time will tell.
@saralee797: Thanks for the suggestion of the TTCAL board. I never knew what that acronym meant before, and sadly, now that I do, I wish I didn't. But life moves on...
Together 2003, Married 2011
DD: July 2005
BFP: 4/10/16, MC: 5/20/16
BFP: 1/10/17, DD2: Sep 2017
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Me: 35 | DH: 38
Met: 2007
Married: 2013
BFP #1: 06/21/16 MMC: 08/04/16
BFP #2: 01/08/17 DD: 09/23/17
BFP #3: 06/10/20 EDD: 02/11/2021
DD 1 10/2012
CP 9/2013
DD 2 6/2014
CP 3/2016
BFP 12/8/2016
@dragonfly87 I'm not sure why your OB/GYN told you to wait 3 months before TTC. From the research I did after my first loss it seems that advice is a bit outdated. I mean obviously if you were much further along your body may need more time. Or if you'd had a D&C you'd likely need more time. But the research I read basically said for a natural miscarriage early on you can go back to TTC as soon as your hCG returns to normally and you're emotionally ready. There is even some research that suggests that in the first 6 months following a loss you may have better odds of having a successful pregnancy with better pregnancy outcomes. This isn't to say you're more likely to actually get pregnant since I haven't seen any research to that effect. It's just to say that if you do get pregnant you may have better pregnancy outcomes than if you'd wanted.
That being said when I had my MC at 6 weeks back in November 2015 (completely natural MC) my OB cleared me to start TTC again when my hCG zeroed out and I felt emotionally ready. It took about 2 weeks for my hCG to zero out and my husband and I started TTC pretty much right away. I didn't get pregnant again till March, I think. And then I had 3 chemical pregnancies back to back. So I mean I didn't get these better outcomes they talk about but then I had some other issues I didn't know about yet like horribly low progesterone after ovulation. So my experience isn't really a great indicator of what's "normal."
I really hope you're able to get your take-home baby soon. I'm so sorry for your loss. I know how totally heartbreaking and soul crushing the whole thing is. And I'm so sorry you're having to go through that.
TTC#1: January 2015- September 2016
Infertility, Recurrent Pregnancy Loss
Rainbow baby born June 6, 2017 ❤️
Baby #2 due June 12, 2018
Also, how did you realize your progesterone levels were low? Did they have to run a specific test? I noticed when temping that my temps dropped quite a bit around CD 27. What's weird is that I didn't test positive that day, but then AF didn't start for another two days. Given I was having a CP, I guess everything could have been thrown off, but was just curious is temping could indicate potential issues with progesterone.
BFP #1: 5/16
MMC at 8 weeks: 6/16
BFP #2: 10/16
Sweet baby boy arrived 7/7/17!
TTC#1: January 2015- September 2016
Infertility, Recurrent Pregnancy Loss
Rainbow baby born June 6, 2017 ❤️
Baby #2 due June 12, 2018
**TW** I had an early loss at 5 weeks and my dr only confirmed the loss with a hpt in the office. I was cleared to ttc right away and we got another bfp that cycle. That pregnancy ended in a ruptured ectopic that the dr said was unrelated. However, I always still wonder if the second pregnancy was related to the first (either a twin or other situation) since my levels were not tested to 0.
DD2 born 9/10/17
Because you are so early, I think you could probably try again this month (O will probably be a little later). Or, wait til next AF and then try. It is a sucky place to be. I'm really sorry. Please reach out if you want to talk.
Type 1 Diabetes since 2001, MTHFR hetero A1298T
Dogs: Raider 4 yrs, Dex 4 yrs
BFP #2 7/6/16 SCH, D&C 8/4/16
BFP #3 12/26/16 EDD: 9/6/17
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1/12/16 6.7%
5/25/16 6.0%
11/2/16 6.1%
3/22/16 5.8%
4/27/17 5.4%
6/13/17 5.3%
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