Wolff Parkinson White Syndrome

[@BenRush]

You're a very well-spoken educator; I appreciate your videos a lot.

[@simtagous77]

My son had this. His pediatrician was wonderful and found it early. His pediatric cardiologist was amazing. Did the ablation and he has been great ever since. He is now 24 he got the surgery at about 14. Thank you for making a video about this.

[@Milo-rc1fe]

I am 14 years old now and I get the same operation tomorrow, glad it worked out for your son.

[@danniellelopez2693]

I have WPW! Had a successful ablation in 2018. I remember having symptoms as young as age 9. Blackouts, dizziness, palpitations, tachycardia, etc. It wasn't diagnosed until I was 32 and my mother forced me to go to the ER after having a very high HR and chest pain for hrs. The hospital finally listened and kept me in observation overnight. I awoke to a cardiologist at my bedside telling me I had WPW. After extensive research, all of the symptoms that I had experienced since childhood now made sense. Sadly, previous trips to the ER resulted in them telling me that I only suffered from anxiety which afterall was not true. Thank you for this video. You give a great explanation that I can share with my family and friends when they are curious about WPW.

[@noncopyrightsong8848]

How many ablations you will done?

[@Aamir-m5p]

my 2nd heart ablation done one week agoo doctor tell ablation was full sucsessfull.. But I have a little skipped beat and heart beat...? Ablation recovery time? Is this is healing process?how long will it take? Pls reply😊

[@elismurk]

@@Aamir-m5p did everything get better?

[@Aamir-m5p]

​@@elismurk ys iam fine and i playing football also😁

[@anndodge6362]

Thank you for your explanation. I was diagnosed with WPW Syndrome in 1978, I was 21 yrs then. No ablation back then. I had lost a lot of weight, chest pains and no idea what was happening. I went into tachycardia and went directly to my docs office. They did alot of things with the ECG and gave me an injection. After my doctor consultated with a cardiologist he told me i had WPW. I had episoides off and on over the 40 plus years. I would use my bear and breath exercise and it pretty much always took care and reset it. Ive taken Nadolol for over 40 years. I had an angiogram when i was 42 for non WPW pain. The only thing he found was MVP. Im now 67 years and i went to my GP feeling very ill. I was having SVT well over 200 bpm. By the time they hooked up the ECG it was a normal rhythm. He sent me to a local cardiologist. This doctor was an older gentleman. They didn't do any tests so he must have seen my ECG from 4 years ago. He said i didn't have WPW or MVP. So if i had it it must healed itself. ????? What should i think? How can I make a decision about my health when the information? The doctor that ran the test and read it 4 years ago said she could see that I had both WPW and MVP. Why even be tested if the results are going to be so wildly different? Very frustrating. 😠

[@Pung_Fungler]

That is frustrating, I’m sorry. It’s annoying how everybody who comments with a story went well gets likes and replies but the difficult cases don’t get attention. I’m researching for someone with a complex WPW situation and it’s super tricky

[@masonguritz6758]

Your knowledge about the heart and different heart issues is mind blowing

[@QUEENMANDALA56]

This is the best explanation I’ve heard. Thank you doctor for caring for heart patients. I have WPW and having ablation in a few days.

[@Chris-rh9ej]

I hope your ablation went well! I had mine in 2018

[@timandersen8916]

how did it go ?

[@akhiladayan7172]

l am a medicalstudent from kerala, all your videos are really helpfull for our studyies, tnx you sir.

[@o6ina]

Found this video after the "Understanding Heart Failure", that I watched because of my mom's condition. My WPW pattern showed during ECG three years ago. As a child I often had fast heart beat for no reason, but my GP didn't pay much attention and always said it was because I was an anxious kid. I am 37 now and meanwhile had few nasty episodes due to stress, so I am planning to go to a specialist, but this video was very helpful. Thank you!

[@christinemiller230]

You are so kind to do these videos Bless you. ♥️

[@gilbertoportillo6650]

I like the part where you said that God gave us all a natural pacemaker, that reassure me that you are a very good doctor and a very good man. Thank you God bless you and your family

[@scarred10]

Believing in a supernatural supreme creator for which there isnt a shred of evidence has no bearing whatsoever on his competence as a doctor or character in his personal life.

[@TomBradyisinlovewithson]

@@scarred10cry more wehhhhhhhhhh wehhhhhhhh

[@alauddinsaifi5904]

Sir you are doing very noble work you are very kind and brilliant..may god give you long life and huge success🤗🤗

[@ivanoronasr8513]

Another Excellent Video! GOD Bless Dr. G

[@Sale-Big-Or-Go-Home]

You have made me feel so calm about WPW thank you so much best video I have seen on this

[@Sand24]

You look rested and nice colorful shirt. I am more educated on the heart today bez of you. Thank you! And yes we are created by a great, caring, loving God🙂

[@riskybizness00]

Appreciate all of your videos. Feel as though I am learning so much as a survivor of multiple strokes with no known root cause yet. Right now the cardiologist is investigating my heart. Just completed a month with a halter monitor and preparing to have a loop monitor installed. Have had palpitations for multiple decades. About 6 years ago, the palpitations got weird and make me shaky and fatigued once they resolve.

[@eyzall]

hi DR,, nice to see you back in the channel.. anyway nice looking shirt :)

[@gigismalley]

Your videos are so informative. Thanks for posting.

[@bonniecascadden2855]

Can you talk about cardiac amyloidosis

[@WeirdlyRemote]

Just got diagnosed with this too. Thinking of the best clinic for ablation

[@Strong_TheGreatHollow]

My son is asymptomatic but bec the delta wave was still present during the stress test, the EP said to do the study and ablate it. It will be in approx 3 weeks. I’ve learned that many people have it done multiple times but I don’t understand why. I pray that his is safe and successful the first time.

[@rachellechery47]

Thank you, Dr. Gupta!

[@thealchemist2792]

My maternal grandmother, mother, sister and I all have WPW. I had to have a cardiac ablation at 24 because my HR would jump from normal to 220 bpm three times a month and I’d have to be cardioverted with adenosine. Thankfully, the ablation gave me a bit of a reprieve from the symptoms. Still have constant palpitations, but they stop before getting carried away...for now.

[@noncopyrightsong8848]

How are you now

[@thealchemist2792]

@@noncopyrightsong8848, Thank you for asking. The ablation is still holding strong. Haven’t had a HR (at rest) over 80 since the ablation. The daily arrhythmia is annoying but does not interfere with my daily activities.

[@noncopyrightsong8848]

@@thealchemist2792 how many ablations you will did?

[@thealchemist2792]

@@noncopyrightsong8848 Just one. Thankfully.

[@noncopyrightsong8848]

@@thealchemist2792 ok thankyou 😊

[@therealist5680]

Dr. If you can, please post a video on potassium. I've seen a study where additional potassium has resulted in lowered blood pressure when medications weren't working.

[@BhupendraKumar-kb6vh]

Like always , Very informative video. Big thanks.

[@zacwilloughby8854]

Thank you I just got diagnosed with it and I’m an athlete thank you it really helped me settle down

[@christru22]

Is it dangerous?

[@RashinGurung]

@@christru22 nope. I have it and it feels very uncomfortable when it happens, but it doesn’t hurt and it’s not dangerous.

[@Aamir-m5p]

@Aami my 2nd heart ablation done one week agoo doctor tell ablation was full sucsessfull.. But I have a little skipped beat and heart beat...? Ablation recovery time? Is this is healing process?how long will it take? Pls reply😊

[@nominalsofar3831]

Thanks so much for this, just been diagnosed with WPW via an ECG test after suffering prolonged palpations and visiting my doctor to be checked out. So now I'm waiting to be seen by a consultant and it looks very treatable. As its a congenital condition, would you advise me to have my children examined?

[@Ashutosh.goel15]

We all appreciate you a lot

[@lisawifemom]

I have WPW syndrome but didn’t know until age 48 when out walking and suddenly my heart rate shot up. Went to ER and heart rate was 220. Had to have a shot of adenosine which was freaky but worked. Had an ablation a month later and no more tachycardia but it left me with frequent pvcs so now I take metoprolol. Have you heard of an ablation causing this?

[@noncopyrightsong8848]

How are you now

[@lucy2317]

Dr. Gupta , please let me know is there any chance that the ablated extra electrical pathway grows back again? Your response will be very helpful since I'm an anxious person.

[@jolyndaj]

Thank you so much. !!

[@crmltruth8976]

I had a very symptomatic WPW syndrome, the symptoms were horrible, at an age of 18 years i barely could function and lived in big fear for a year. After 2 ablations its gone now and im so grateful for this and happy. I still have to take my pills tough because of high pulse. My question would be: does this mean that the syndrome can come back? Thank you for uploading

[@ericparnell4623]

Yes

[@Rob-dh3rp]

How did you find out you had it ? What symptoms did you have

[@joshgiesbrecht]

@@Rob-dh3rp I'm not the OP, but mine was tachycardia (130-160bpm) mixed with irregular beats at rest. Mine is concealed, which means at rest it doesn't show on EKG. Only when having an attack so was diagnosed with panic disorder for 3 years (it is a very similar feeling to a panic attack). Finally got EKG in tachycardia and I was diagnosed correctly with WPW. Shortness of breath, lightheaded, chest discomfort/heavy feeling were my symptoms when exerting myself, even when not having a fit.

[@noncopyrightsong8848]

How are you now

[@l.j.7540]

Dear Mr Gupta, I appreciate your videos so much. I had some chest discomfort for almost 6 months, most of the time felt like missed heart beats and nowadays I had dull chest pains combined with random short sharp pain. I went to A&E just to be sure. Everything was fine. I do suffer from some anxiety for a long time, basically from my teenage years , but I've been eating vegan diet for the last 2 years. I've quit very recently. I was wondering if the vegan diet can have some effect as well as I saw few vegans complaining about chest pain or palpitations. Thank you so much for all your effort!! ❤️(sorry for my English)

[@kaylee6384]

I have a never for a cardiologist. I went to my hospital for proper diagnosis n got the shock of my life....."we are not seeing anyone until mid June". HOW DO I CONTACT YOU?

[@heatherr1141]

I understand more than any other research. Plus your your voice is cute! My daughter is suspected of this.

[@robin5382]

So you can only DX it if you see it on a EKG? Does the PR interval always remain short even if you are not in the syndroome and practitioners can suspect this may be the sydrome but patient is not having an episode? Must be very frustrating for practitioner and patient . If a patient has a pacemaker is the sydrome undetectable ? Can a patient develoop the syndrome after a pacer is implanted? Too many questions? Sorry, just a nurse asking. Thank you.

[@stewart5284]

Hi Doc! Can you do a video or answer this question on what can cause blood pressure to stay high consistently and blood pressure meds of all the classes don't work, without causing horrible intolerable side effects? I'm talking about 180/100 on average or even sometimes worse. Has stayed like that for at least 8 years. Nothing works so far that has been prescribed by MDs! What tests should be asked for and checks made to get to the root causes and not just force symptoms to decrease without solving the problem? Thanks!

[@royanicat4134]

Diagnosed with wpw yesterday.

[@janaeshanelle5314]

Hi me too over weekend what did they suggest ? I have too do a ablation 😢

[@arnettajohnson431]

Thank you Doctor this was so helpful 🥼

[@riteasrain]

So interesting. Could you make a vid on Brugada, another fascinating heart disorder. One of my sisters has it. Thanks.

[@seaglassmomma4040]

I recently was told I have short pr syndrome. Is this the same as WPW? I have had issues my entire life with my heart jumping around or going really fast for no reason. I recently have had increased instances of my heart going nuts and sometimes it triggers nausea, lightheadedness or anxiety. I’ve also had chest pain so an EKG was done and I was told about the short pr which was also seen in another EKG that I was never told about. It is being sent to a cardiologist to glance over but I was told it was no big deal. From what I’ve been researching, it seems like it can be a big deal. How should I feel about this?

[@lordfarquaad1701]

How are you now?

[@SimplyJosh]

First! Love you, Sanjay!

[@kurayC]

I have wpw too But doctors dont wanna ablation ?

[@RashinGurung]

It depends on age or they are not doing it for some reason?

[@CosmicGhostYT]

I have WPW syndrome.. my 1st ablation failed.. doctor told me to have a 2nd ablation.. i hope next time it'll be successful.

[@paulhogans3192]

Doctors twice, unsuccessfully, attempted ablations on me. I have very rare WPW, Ebtien's anomaly, and heart failure.

[@zacharyrich4069]

I have WPW with afib. I get an episode about once per year in which I go into afib and my ventricles contract at 250+bpm, sometimes with brief runs of wide complex v-tach. I remain conscious, but feel like crap and have to be shocked. Should I be worried this will cause sudden death?

[@t.e.hepworth685]

Do you have any treatment planned Zachary?

[@emoeller3982]

My daughter age 24 has RBBB. Can this have similar complications as the WPW syndrome? Also she is not vaccinated against COVID-19.

[@terribeck-engel3924]

What can you do if unable to successfully do ablation in a young person due to risk of ending up with pacemaker?

[@Halfrozeover]

Dear Dr. Gupta. I’ve watched many of your videos and started following you on Facebook. I was wondering if you could please do a video on the Vagus nerve and how it can affect your heart. Two years ago I was having a shower and all of a sudden my chest started hurting (really hurting), I had all the symptoms of a heart attack, radiating jaw and neck pain, pain in the left arm and obviously the crushing pain of what I truly thought was a heart attack. By the time the ambulance the pain had subsided, my ECG was normal, I was just in a little shock. I went to hospital and bloods were normal the ER doctor said our body does weird things and discharged me. I saw a cardiologist and as I was due to have surgery they needed to be positive it wouldn’t be something that life threatening. I did a stress test and had a CAA - all normal. On speaking with my cardiologist again he said it’s a vague nerve problem and sent me on my way. I am on blood thinners from a previous TIA that resolved in 15 minutes, but showering is now out of the question unless it’s summer. I’ve had episodes where I’m not in the shower and each seem to be different. The last one was coughing, pain in the shoulder, jaw and arm. I’m at a loss, no one will explain this to me and if it can be fixed. Many thanks.

[@nruwaili5494]

What is the difference between SVT and wolff Parkinson white syndrome? It’s almost the same, both have accessory pathway right?

[@nruwaili5494]

+ both have fast , regular heart beats

[@scarred10]

All WPW are subtypes of SVT but not all SVT is WPW,some are using a nonanotomical accessory pathway, known as AVNRT and some atrial tachycardia or multi focal atrial tachycardia.

[@gdhhayes2129]

Curiosity of your title brought me here, and you had my full attention at description of symptoms. Being a white female of healthy weight has been used against me with every heart doctor I ever consulted so I stopped seeking medical care. I was born to parents with heart issues on both sides of my family, of varied causes. At age 31 I suffered a ballooning of my heart; my symptoms were classic of a cardiac arrest. I did not receive medical care because my (now ex) spouse thought it likely gas. The pain was so excruciating I could barely breath. It was nearly 20 years later, after being told, yet again, my estrogen protects me from heart attack, that I determined to find explanation to what I'd experienced; newer research led me to learn of "broken heart syndrome" which has a much more technical name; a heart condition diagnosed by the Japanese. The explanation of that clearly defined what I had experienced. I don't know if there is connection to that experience or if it came about due to an already existing condition, but in years to follow I began experiencing irregular heartbeats that progressed to where I was experiencing dizziness, (a very weird, lightheaded sensation in my brain) severe fatigue, slight nausea, and an overall feeling I might be dying. But for God, I truly believe I would not be alive to be typing this now. Some years ago my mother had an ablation for the arrhythmia she was experiencing. I couldn't find a human specialist to take me serious, but God had a plan for my life, apparently, as one day CBN came on the TV. My initial impulse was to change the channel, but for some reason I felt compelled to leave it. That day Pat Robertson felt lead to pray for someone with an electrical problem affecting their heart. I didn't think much of it until, as he prayed for healing, I literally felt an electrical surge run through my body; I expect my jaw dropped, as I was dumbfounded. The truly classic part of all this would be the skeptic I was, of such things; I ranked right at the top of those who scoffed at TV preachers and healing prayers, which accounts for my initial desire to turn off that program. Yet, of those miracles, I am living proof, as I experienced an immediate and complete cessation of those debilitating symptoms. I spoke of this to no one for a couple months, as I was on a wait and see; 5 1/2 years later I gratefully will speak of it. Now my body is going into menopause, I occasionally get some PACs, but not once have I experienced the death like arrhythmias that were killing me 6 years ago; praise be to our living God. Come to think of it, I probably should tell Pat Robertson about this, hmm......

[@Rob-dh3rp]

How does an episode feel ?

[@brendar6515]

Rob M hi I have WPW and it feels weird out of nowhere your heart beat goes up and beats so fast , you get exhausted even if your not doing anything. Also when the heartbeat is fast you will feel palpitations

[@Rob-dh3rp]

@@brendar6515 how did you find out you had it

[@brendar6515]

One day I was home alone in my house and out of nowhere my heartbeat went up . I thought I was gonna die but Nope. That day I went to the hospital and they did an EKG and that’s how I find out about wpw

[@Rob-dh3rp]

@@brendar6515 how you doing now. I was getting pvcs went to an urgent care the doc there sent me to the ER bc she said I had wpw. There at the ER I spent the night had all the heart test done by cardiologist and at the end he said I'm healthy and wish he was my age and sent me home saying I didn't have wpw or anything wrong. So wasn't happy with the first doctor who scared me at the urgent Care

[@brendar6515]

Well I still have WPW I had the cardiac Ablation done but it didn’t work very well Since my life is not in danger that’s what my cardiologist said . But sometimes I still have palpitations and episodes

[@rjccedeno]

My son was diagnosed in utero and thankfully meds managed it until he was 2 when he stopped having svt's. No abalation was necessary. Can this return when he gets older?

[@BlindLed]

thank you!

[@Newtooils]

Is this the same as svt?

[@MeatEatingVegan777]

I have this condition, but i'm unsure if I should get it "cured." I get lightheaded when I get up too fast, sometimes my heart beats fast and hard for no reason, and it definitely does when i'm stressed and nervous. I also drink alot of caffeine.......... I'm not sure if my insurance would cover it.

[@80sbass]

you have to stop consuming stimulants bc they trigger your WPW. Some stimulants are: Coffee, tea, certain types of cheese, smoking, alcohol, stress, etc. Are you taking any pills for your WPW?

[@MeatEatingVegan777]

@@80sbass Nope, I don't take pills. I still drink alot of coffee. I'm always really tired and have always been a tired person. I realize that caffeine exacerbates it, but it's a quick fix and helps carry me throughout the day. I am also pretty certain I have sleep apnea. But, insurance won't cover that. So........it is what it is I suppose.

[@benjamindavies]

I had an ablation for this. I was fortunate that I never experienced any symptoms, but the ablation removed the delta wave fortunately! Had ECG’s since, no delta. I still get hours of many ectopic beats some days but this seems to be unrelated 🤷‍♂️

[@Aamir-m5p]

Your ablation was sucsess?

[@Aamir-m5p]

my 2nd heart ablation done one week agoo doctor tell ablation was full sucsessfull.. But I have a little skipped beat and heart beat...? Ablation recovery time? Is this is healing process?how long will it take? Pls reply😊

[@benjamindavies]

@@Aamir-m5p i was told that the heart will beat irregular during recovery as the heart heals, this it pretty normal :)

[@Aamir-m5p]

@@benjamindavies do you still have skipped beats?

[@Aamir-m5p]

@@benjamindavies do you still have ectopic beats? Pls reply

[@heatherr1141]

This is best described

[@nickawilliams5175]

I am the 1% w/ the syndrome and I have tachycardia w/ST depression.

[@mannancgpa]

My PR interval is 118ms, is it fine???

[@joshgiesbrecht]

Thank you so much for explaining concealed pathways. My resting EKG is usually fine (developed inverted t-wave recently but apart from that it is normal). I've always been told WPW should ALWAYS show up on EKG, but was also diagnosed with it even though a majority of my EKG's are normal, with only a minority showing pre-excitation (always when in tach) so I was terribly confused as to how that worked. I understand now that I probably have a concealed pathway. Was mostly symptom free for past 4 years since diagnosis but recently had to get a cardioversion and find myself going down this road all over again! But meds are working and hopefully another ablasion is on the way! Wonderful explanation!

[@poloproductions9005]

Sir i m a dentist from india i have to extration of a wpw pt...plz gimme some sugggestio s

[@MrCarstennielsen]

Parkinsonpatients are they lacking in gh?

[@r.maj.7065]

I have this WPW too! My episodes always very long. 1-2 days. My last episode was 3 days - that was very very bad. Now i am in again an episode now. I dont know what will happen with me - the doctors cant did with me in hospital last summer too. My episode now for 36 hours and my heart beat cant back go to normal rhythm. :// But i have many stress and big problems. Idk i can survive this episode. The heart can beat for 4-5 days too? I think i have 180-200 beat in sec. But i eat sedacur forte and i dont feel too the pain in my neck etc. WHen i am eating or drinking too many water or i eat chocolate when comes the episode! I am 45 years but this tarted in my childhood - i was 4-6 years old.

[@MrSpacepauls]

My god. the longest episode i ever had was maybe 30 seconds long. Next time it happens try splashing very VERY cold water on your face. (or even dunking your whole head into the water)

[@bountyhunter4949]

Your a great man for offering your insight and reassurances for free. Really appreciate it. Question I had svt 7 years ago got an Ablation. Was thinking of going for a check up in 34 now would u recommend it. I periodically get the odd flutter.

[@athibhaskar7318]

Sir ,it is cureable?

[@ericrosario5369]

Did you watch the video?

[@RashinGurung]

Yes it is. There is a treatment where they knock you out and puts a wire in your groin up to your heart, they apply heat to an area of the heart, when you wake up it’s over.

[@Aamir-m5p]

@@RashinGurung @Aami my 2nd heart ablation done one week agoo doctor tell ablation was full sucsessfull.. But I have a little skipped beat and heart beat...? Ablation recovery time? Is this is healing process?how long will it take? Pls reply😊

[@RashinGurung]

@@Aamir-m5p oh sorry yeah it took a week for me

[@Aamir-m5p]

@@RashinGurung no problem

[@lalitmathur6914]

Very nice

[@cainaturooj3273]

Doctors never know what Dr.sanjay knew about disease.

[@patriciabennett1819]

Dr. Sanjay. Is it common to have that syndrome? You are excellent at informing people of different symptoms.It is so interesting. You are so clever. Can you talk about heart murmurs!! Thank you so very much.

[@joshgiesbrecht]

Not a doc, but it's fairly rare. I believe it's around 0.2% of general population.

[@patriciabennett1819]

@@joshgiesbrecht Thank you for informing me. My sister has a heart murmur but is fine. Much gratitude. Kindest regards.

[@kamikaze_kev]

hi, love the video! and this channel! I get this intermittent squishing turbulent sensation in/around my heart on each beat, it is triggered after i eat (even tiny meal), or change in posture, or exertion, i get really fatigued when it happens, i also get bloating/constipation and lower abdominal pain and lower back pain, not sure what is going on, maybe parasite infection/blockage/tumour/heart murmur/compressed artery/nerves (vagus)? been getting steadily worse after over a year, doing my head in trying to figure this one out, any ideas, before i get it checked? wishing you all good health! :)

[@angelwoodstock1595]

What is your suggestion when the ablation does not work? I have WPW and had an ablation back in 1993 when ablations were a very new procedure and it did not work for me. My cardiologist now wants to try it again, since technology has changed so much since then. I know in some cases it still doesn't work for some people.

[@davecortez8691]

Wow this is a fascinating subject I have a pulse ox a meter that I used to measure my heart rate and breathing every once in a while my heart beats really fast I know why known reason when I am I left side mostly and I recorded it up to 215 to 275 heartbeats per minute I thought of the fluckPerhaps I have this

[@Lisa_RNHealthHub]

Very interesting

[@DURGESHYADAV-jo2ts]

Please tell me in Hindi sir

[@dollyshaw8493]

That is a pimpin' shirt, Doc! Cheers!

[@aniketvarma4932]

Can you speak hindi ..

[@markJones-yz6ke]

I,v got this.had the opp!they said I'm cured.ten years later,its back.now on medication. But I have the strangest feeling I was miss diagnosed in the beginning! I am a very fit 58yr old!have perfect body mass,but drink hard liquor heavily! (Go figure!)

[@Haleydaniellesmulski]

I found out I had wolff Parkinson's white syndrome after I had my cardiac arrest because of it.

[@mitsos1397]

How u survived?

[@Haleydaniellesmulski]

@@mitsos1397 I was lucky where I was at, at schools they had a defibrillator on hand, and an ambulance was 5 minutes from the school. Good training and pure luck is how I survived

[@mitsos1397]

@@Haleydaniellesmulski what did u feel and what u did about it

[@Haleydaniellesmulski]

@@mitsos1397 I don't remember anything of that day, trauma does that. I ended up getting a cardiac ablation

[@mitsos1397]

@@Haleydaniellesmulski hope everything is ok now..

[@RamonRodriguez-zg2op]

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[@lzeng78]

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