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Kids-Can Cancer Foundation aims to improve the lifestyle and living conditions of little warriors to give them a more dignified space to recover in.πŸ’›

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πŸŽ—οΈ SHUMEEZ'S FIGHT: JUST ONE DAY AFTER HER 15TH BIRTHDAY, HER WORLD CHANGED FOREVER πŸ’”A birthday that should have been fi...
10/10/2026

πŸŽ—οΈ SHUMEEZ'S FIGHT: JUST ONE DAY AFTER HER 15TH BIRTHDAY, HER WORLD CHANGED FOREVER πŸ’”

A birthday that should have been filled with laughter, happiness and beautiful memories became the beginning of a heartbreaking battle no child should ever have to face.

Meet Shumeez Philander, a courageous 15-year-old girl from Hanover Park, Cape Town, whose life has been turned upside down by a devastating cancer diagnosis.

On Friday, 18 September 2026, Shumeez celebrated her 15th birthday. Just one day later, her family received news that would change their lives forever.

Shumeez had cancer. πŸ’”

But her journey began weeks earlier.

At the beginning of August, Shumeez developed a persistent cough, night sweats, vomiting and unbearable itching. What initially appeared to be flu symptoms continued despite medication.

On 27 August, her mother, Fazlin, rushed her to Red Cross Children's Hospital after Shumeez began experiencing chest pains and struggled to sleep because of her constant coughing.

Doctors initially diagnosed pneumonia and prescribed two weeks of antibiotics.

But Shumeez wasn't getting better.😒

Her breathing became increasingly difficult, and on 11 September, her worried mother rushed her back to hospital.

This time, doctors performed numerous investigations and had to drain fluid from her lungs.

Then came the devastating diagnosis.

Primary Mediastinal Large B-Cell Lymphoma β€” an aggressive form of cancer that develops in the chest.

For Fazlin, the news was almost impossible to process.

"I actually don't know how I feel. These past few weeks have been so overwhelming."

Yet, through her heartbreak, this mother continues to draw strength from her faith, holding onto hope for her precious daughter.

πŸ’” A MOTHER'S STRUGGLE BEHIND THE SCENES

While Shumeez fights cancer, her mother is fighting a battle of her own.

Sixteen years ago, Fazlin was involved in a serious accident that fractured her pelvis. Living with the lasting effects of her injuries and arthritis, she was forced to give up her employment as a machinist.

Determined to provide for her family despite her disability, she eventually began sewing from home.

That sewing work became her lifeline. Her only source of income.

But for the past two months, as Shumeez's health deteriorated, Fazlin has been unable to continue working.

Her daughter's care, hospital visits and treatment now demand her attention.

And like so many parents of children battling cancer, Fazlin finds herself facing an impossible reality.

How do you earn a living when your child needs you by her side?

How do you worry about putting food on the table when your greatest fear is losing the child sitting beside you?

No mother should have to choose between caring for her sick child and keeping her household afloat.

πŸŽ—οΈ THE BRAVERY OF A 15-YEAR-OLD GIRL

Shumeez received her first chemotherapy treatment on 22 September 2026 and is scheduled to undergo six chemotherapy sessions, approximately three weeks apart. Her next treatment is planned for 13 October.

But something extraordinary has happened during this heartbreaking journey.

According to her mother, Shumeez has always been a quiet, introverted young girl.

Yet since her diagnosis, she has discovered a courage that has left her entire family in awe.

When losing her hair became frustrating, Shumeez made the brave decision to shave her head herself.

And instead of allowing fear to silence her, this remarkable young girl has become the very person encouraging and uplifting her family.

Imagine that.

A 15-year-old child facing chemotherapy, uncertainty and a life-threatening illness, yet somehow finding the strength to comfort the very people who are terrified of losing her.

Her mother describes this transformation as nothing short of amazing.

Shumeez may have lost her hair, but she has certainly not lost her courage, her spirit or her will to fight. ❀️

❀️ WE ARE CALLING ON OUR COMMUNITY TO STAND WITH SHUMEEZ

At Kids-Can Cancer Foundation, we believe that no child should fight cancer alone, and no parent should have to carry the financial burden of childhood cancer without support.

Our mission has always been deeply personal. We walk alongside our little fighters and their families through every stage of their journey, providing practical, emotional and financial support wherever possible.

Today, we are asking our community to help us ease the burden on Fazlin so that she can focus on what matters most β€” being a mother to Shumeez during the fight of her life.

Funds raised through this campaign will help support the family with essential needs, including:

- Groceries and nutritional support.
- Transport and travelling expenses for hospital visits and treatment.
- Electricity and essential household expenses.
- Everyday living costs while Fazlin is unable to earn her usual sewing income.
- Other urgent needs arising during Shumeez's treatment and recovery.

Every contribution, no matter how small, can make a meaningful difference.

πŸ™ PLEASE HELP US GIVE THIS MOTHER ONE LESS THING TO WORRY ABOUT

https://www.backabuddy.co.za/campaign/shumeez-fight-for-her-life

Shumeez should be worrying about school, friendships, birthdays and all the beautiful experiences that come with being 15.

Instead, she is preparing for another round of chemotherapy.

And her mother, who has already endured so much physically, is doing everything she can to remain strong for her daughter.

We cannot take away Shumeez's cancer. We cannot promise what tomorrow will bring.

But together, we can make sure this mother and daughter do not have to face this journey alone.

Please consider donating to Shumeez's campaign, and if you are unable to contribute financially, we ask you to share her story far and wide.

Because sometimes, one share reaches the right person. One act of kindness opens a door. And one compassionate community can change a family's entire journey.

Shumeez, your courage has already inspired us. Now it's our turn to stand up for you. β€οΈπŸŽ—οΈ

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πŸ’›HELP LITTLE BRYCEN FIGHT LEUKAEMIAAt just 1 year and 9 months old, Brycen is fighting a battle no child should ever hav...
09/10/2026

πŸ’›HELP LITTLE BRYCEN FIGHT LEUKAEMIA

At just 1 year and 9 months old, Brycen is fighting a battle no child should ever have to face.

At an age when little boys should be learning new words, taking their first adventurous steps and discovering the world around them, Brycen Vink Gericke is fighting for his life.

On 15 July 2026, his mother, Lerisha Vink, received news that would change their family's lives forever. Her precious baby boy had been diagnosed with leukaemia (blood cancer).

Since that heartbreaking diagnosis, Brycen's tiny body has been enduring chemotherapy treatments two to three times a week at Tygerberg Hospital.

But while Brycen fights his battle against cancer, his mother is fighting a battle of her own.

When Lerisha first took her little boy to hospital, she informed her employer that her child was ill and needed her. The following day, she received devastating news β€” she was told not to return to work.

In the space of just a few days, this young mother found herself facing two unimaginable realities: a baby diagnosed with cancer and the loss of her livelihood.

Brycen's father is employed and doing everything he possibly can to support his family, but the financial strain of repeated hospital visits, transport costs, food and everyday living expenses has become overwhelming.

And through it all, Lerisha must remain strong for the little boy who needs her more than ever.

❀️ THIS IS WHERE WE NEED YOUR HELP

At the Kids-Can Cancer Foundation, our mission has always been deeply personal. We walk alongside our little fighters and their families throughout their cancer journeys β€” celebrating the beautiful moments of remission and, heartbreakingly, sometimes supporting families through their final goodbyes.

Today, we are asking you to walk alongside little Brycen and his mom.

Through this crowdfunding campaign, we hope to ease the financial burden on this family by helping with:

- πŸš— Transport to and from hospital for Brycen's ongoing chemotherapy and medical appointments.
- πŸ₯˜ Food and essential groceries to help sustain the family.
- 🏠 Basic household and daily living expenses while Lerisha remains by her baby's side.
- πŸ’› Additional practical support to help Brycen recover in a safe, comfortable and loving environment.

No mother should have to choose between being at her sick child's bedside and worrying about how she will put food on the table.

Brycen may be little, but the battle he is fighting is enormous. And his mom should never have to fight it alone.

We cannot take away his diagnosis, but together, we can help take away some of the burdens surrounding it.

Every donation, no matter how small, can help put fuel in a vehicle, food on the table and hope back into the heart of a mother who desperately needs it.

Please help us give little Brycen the opportunity to focus on what matters most β€” fighting cancer, healing and simply being a little boy again.

https://www.backabuddy.co.za/campaign/brycen-age-1-year-9-months-battling-cancer

πŸŽ—οΈ DONATE. SHARE. STAND UP FOR HOPE.

Because no child should fight cancer alone, and no family should have to carry the burden alone.

Walking the journey, every step of the way. πŸ’›

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12 YEARS OF FIGHTING. 12 YEARS OF UNIMAGINABLE COURAGE.πŸ’” Our hearts are heavy as we share a heartbreaking update on 13-y...
08/10/2026

12 YEARS OF FIGHTING. 12 YEARS OF UNIMAGINABLE COURAGE.πŸ’”

Our hearts are heavy as we share a heartbreaking update on 13-year-old Antonio April, who has been courageously fighting cancer for almost his entire life β€” 12 long years, since he was just one year old. πŸ’”

Antonio is now receiving palliative care after battling a metastatic brain tumour. His little body has become extremely weak, and chemotherapy has been stopped. For the past four weeks, he has been unable to eat normally and is receiving nutrition through a feeding tube. He has also been experiencing frequent seizures.

Antonio has been home for the past two weeks, surrounded by the love of his family.

12 years of fighting. 12 years of unimaginable courage. And a family who has never stopped hoping. πŸ’”

πŸ™ We humbly ask everyone to keep Antonio in your thoughts and prayers. May the Almighty, in His infinite mercy, remove his pain, ease his suffering and grant him comfort, peace and relief. May He also give his family strength during this incredibly heartbreaking time.

Please keep this precious little fighter in your prayers. β€οΈβ€πŸ©Ή

πŸ’” HAYWAN'S FIGHT: A LITTLE BOY BATTLING CANCER, A MOM FIGHTING TO KEEP HOPE ALIVE πŸŽ—οΈA 9-year-old fighting lymphoma. A mo...
08/10/2026

πŸ’” HAYWAN'S FIGHT: A LITTLE BOY BATTLING CANCER, A MOM FIGHTING TO KEEP HOPE ALIVE πŸŽ—οΈ

A 9-year-old fighting lymphoma. A mother standing alone. A family desperately needing our help.

At just 9 years old, Haywan Lu-Shaygan Godfrey should be attending school, playing rugby, laughing with friends and enjoying his childhood.

Instead, his young life has been interrupted by cancer.

On 21 May 2026, Haywan was diagnosed with lymphoma, turning his family's world upside down.

Originally from George in the Western Cape, Haywan and his mother, Shinayla, had to leave home to seek treatment at Red Cross War Memorial Children's Hospital in Cape Town.

Haywan has already endured multiple rounds of chemotherapy, and his journey is far from over.

But behind this brave little fighter is another heartbreaking story β€” a mother carrying the weight of this battle almost entirely on her own.

πŸ’” A MOTHER WHO REFUSES TO LEAVE HER SON'S SIDE

Since his diagnosis, Shinayla has remained by Haywan's side, providing the love and comfort he desperately needs.

She cannot work because her little boy needs her. With no employment income, limited family support and only a child support grant to depend on, every day brings another struggle.

Food, clothing, transport and basic necessities have become overwhelming financial challenges.

Imagine watching your child endure chemotherapy while worrying about where the next meal will come from.

For Shinayla, this is her everyday reality.

In her desperate appeal to the Kids-Can Cancer Foundation, she shared:

"I stay by his side every day... I don't work because I must look after him. He can't go back to school and there's no one helping us with anything."

And then came the words that touched our hearts:

"Please help us... anything would help."

❀️ BEHIND THE CANCER IS STILL A LITTLE BOY WHO LOVES LIFE

Despite everything, Haywan remains a happy little boy.

His mother describes him as a child who loves playing, eating and rugby. A boy who appreciates the smallest gestures and finds happiness in almost anything.

He isn't asking for luxuries.

He deserves the opportunity to recover, return to school, play rugby again and enjoy the childhood cancer has interrupted.

His mother deserves to focus on his recovery without constantly worrying about how they will survive.

πŸŽ—οΈ THIS IS WHERE WE NEED YOUR HELP

At the Kids-Can Cancer Foundation, our mission is deeply personal.

We walk alongside little fighters and their families throughout their cancer journeys β€” from diagnosis and treatment to the beautiful moment of remission or, heartbreakingly, when a child passes away, when we continue supporting the family, including with burial assistance.

But our work goes beyond medical treatment.

No child should have to fight cancer while also suffering the indignity of poverty, hunger or inadequate living conditions.

For Haywan and his mother, we hope to raise funds towards:

- ❀️ Food and nutritional support throughout treatment.
- 🚐 Transport assistance for medical appointments and essential travel.
- πŸ‘• Clothing and basic necessities for the family.
- 🏠 Household improvements for a more comfortable recovery environment.
- 🀝 Ongoing family support to ease their financial burdens.

πŸ™ WILL YOU HELP GIVE HAYWAN AND HIS MOM A FIGHTING CHANCE?

We cannot take away Haywan's cancer.

We cannot endure the chemotherapy on his behalf.

And we cannot promise his mother what tomorrow will bring.

But together, we can make sure this mother does not have to carry every burden alone.

Your donation, no matter how small, could put food on their table, provide essential clothing, ease their transport struggles or give Shinayla one less thing to worry about while holding her little boy's hand through another difficult day.

Sometimes, making a difference isn't about changing the entire world.

It's about changing the world for one little boy and his mother.

Please open your hearts to Haywan and Shinayla.

DONATE. SHARE HIS STORY. STAND UP FOR HOPE. πŸŽ—οΈ

https://www.backabuddy.co.za/campaign/haywans-fight-a-little-boy-battling-cancer

Because no child should fight cancer alone. ❀️

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πŸ’”πŸŽ—οΈ AN UPDATE ON DEONNIKAWe received the heartbreaking news from Aunty Shahiedah in Hanover Park that our precious 8-yea...
06/10/2026

πŸ’”πŸŽ—οΈ AN UPDATE ON DEONNIKA

We received the heartbreaking news from Aunty Shahiedah in Hanover Park that our precious 8-year-old Deonnika is not doing well. Her organs have started failing, and doctors have told her family that they may only have a few precious weeks left with her.

At just 8 years old, no child should have to endure this much pain. Tonight, we ask everyone to please keep Deonnika, her mom and her loved ones in your thoughts and prayers. πŸ™

May she be granted ease from her pain, comfort and peace, and may her family be given incredible strength as they surround their beautiful little girl with love. πŸ’”πŸŽ—οΈ





πŸ’”πŸŽ—οΈ PLEASE KEEP DEONNIKA IN YOUR PRAYERSOur precious 8-year-old warrior, Deonnika Witbooi, was recently sent home on sup...
20/09/2026

πŸ’”πŸŽ—οΈ PLEASE KEEP DEONNIKA IN YOUR PRAYERS

Our precious 8-year-old warrior, Deonnika Witbooi, was recently sent home on supportive care, surrounded by the love of her family.

Sadly, her mom has confirmed that Deonnika’s pain became so severe that she made the difficult decision to take her back to hospital, where she can receive the care and pain relief she needs. πŸ’”

Tonight, we simply ask you to keep Deonnika and her family in your prayers. πŸ™

May the Almighty ease her pain, bring her comfort and surround this beautiful little fighter and her family with strength, peace and love during this incredibly difficult time. πŸ€²πŸ’›

Please keep fighting, Deonnika. We are all holding you close in our hearts. πŸŽ—οΈ





πŸ’” "MY SON HAS PASSED AWAY… BUT HIS BILLS HAVEN'T STOPPED COMING." πŸ’”My name is Coelien, and I am Matthew's mommy.A few mo...
15/09/2026

πŸ’” "MY SON HAS PASSED AWAY… BUT HIS BILLS HAVEN'T STOPPED COMING." πŸ’”

My name is Coelien, and I am Matthew's mommy.

A few months ago, I was fighting alongside my one-year-old son after he was diagnosed with Acute Promyelocytic Leukaemia.

Just four days later, my beautiful baby boy passed away. πŸ’”

I thought losing Matthew would be the hardest thing I would ever have to endure.

It is.

But what I wasn't prepared for was having to grieve my child while the bills connected to his illness continue arriving.

We still have an outstanding hospital account that our medical aid has not covered. I am still having money deducted from my salary because I had to take an advance to help cover expenses when Matthew became ill.

And now our 5-year-old daughter's school fees are two months behind.

We have received a final notice for R5,356.11 from her school.

Everywhere I turn, there seems to be another reminder of how much our family is struggling.

But our greatest struggle cannot be measured in Rands.

I am a mommy trying to learn how to live without my baby. πŸ˜­πŸ’”

Since Matthew died, I have been struggling emotionally and have been advised by my psychologist that I need more intensive support. My husband is also currently receiving care.

I desperately need help too, but I cannot afford to take the necessary time away from work because my sick leave has been depleted. Any further time off would be unpaid β€” and right now, our family simply cannot survive without my income.

So I keep going.

I go to work.

I try to be strong for our daughter.

I try to deal with the accounts.

And somewhere between all of that, I am trying to grieve my son.

I never imagined that after burying my baby, I would have to ask strangers to help us survive financially.

But today, I am asking. πŸ™πŸ’”

If you are able to help our family with even the smallest contribution, it would mean more than I could ever explain. It will help us towards the outstanding medical expenses, our daughter's school fees and the everyday costs we are struggling to meet.

And perhaps it will give me a little breathing room to finally get some of the help I need to cope with losing my son.

If you cannot donate, please share Matthew's campaign.

Sometimes one share reaches the person who can change a family's situation.

I can provide supporting documentation where necessary.

I don't want my little boy to be remembered for bills and accounts.

I want Matthew to be remembered for the beautiful little boy he was. πŸ•ŠοΈπŸ’™

Please help us find our feet again.

Matthew may no longer be in my arms…

but I will carry him in my heart for the rest of my life. πŸ’”πŸ•ŠοΈ

❀️ Matthew's family's BackaBuddy:

https://www.backabuddy.co.za/campaign/matthew-is-gone-but-the-battle-isnt-over

Thank you for reading our story, for sharing it, for praying for us and for remembering our beautiful boy. πŸ’™

⚠️ SENSITIVE IMAGE WARNING:πŸŽ—οΈπŸ’› 13 DOWN β€” KEEP FIGHTING, TASHREEQ! πŸ’›πŸŽ—οΈToday, our brave Tashreeq completed radiation treat...
14/09/2026

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πŸŽ—οΈπŸ’› 13 DOWN β€” KEEP FIGHTING, TASHREEQ! πŸ’›πŸŽ—οΈ

Today, our brave Tashreeq completed radiation treatment number 13 of 20.

Behind every number is another day of getting up, travelling to hospital and facing treatment despite the headaches, discomfort and side effects he has been experiencing.

And still, he keeps going. ❀️

Tonight, we want to do something special for him. We want to shower Tashreeq with love, encouragement, duahs and prayers.

Please leave him a message below. Tell him to keep the faith, keep believing and keep fighting. Let him see just how many people are standing behind him as he pushes through these remaining treatments.

🀲 May the Almighty grant Tashreeq strength when he feels tired, ease when he is in pain, and place complete shifā in his treatment. May the radiation successfully shrink the tumour and open the way for the doctors to take the next steps. Ameen.

13 down, Tashreeq. Just keep going, young man. πŸ’›

You have an army standing with you.

We believe in you. We are praying for you. And we are walking these remaining days with you. πŸŽ—οΈβ€οΈ



Donate to his course:

https://www.backabuddy.co.za/campaign/fight-with-tashreeq

12/09/2026

πŸŽ—οΈ "GO AND MAKE HER COMFORTABLE" πŸ’” β€” PLEASE KEEP OUR LITTLE FIGHTER DEONNIKA IN YOUR PRAYERS, πŸ™πŸŒΈ

Just a few days ago, we introduced you to beautiful 8-year-old Deonnika Witbooi, who is fighting Stage 4 Ewing Sarcoma.

On Thursday, our Kids-Can Cancer Foundation team had the privilege of spending some precious time with Deonnika at home. We spoke, we smiled, and we got to see first-hand the incredible little fighter behind the story we had shared.
Sadly, just hours after our visit that same evening, Deonnika had to be rushed back to hospital. πŸ’”

She remains in hospital and continues to experience significant pain, which is being managed with morphine and other strong medication.

Today, we are not asking for anything other than your prayers. πŸ€²πŸ’›

Please pray for this beautiful little girl.

Pray that Almighty intervenes, eases her suffering and takes her out of this painful situation.
Pray that she is granted relief from the pain that her little body is enduring and that she is surrounded by comfort, peace and love.

And please remember her guardian in your prayers too β€” the woman who has loved and raised Deonnika since she was only three months old and who continues to sit beside her through the most heartbreaking chapter of their journey.

Deonnika, you have fought so incredibly hard. πŸŽ—οΈ

Our prayer now is simply that you are not in pain.

May the Almighty place His mercy over you, bring you comfort and ease, and carry you through every difficult moment. πŸ€²πŸ’›

Please keep Deonnika in your prayers tonight.πŸ’›

πŸ’”πŸŽ—οΈ β€œWE WERE TOLD THAT TAIBAH’S CANCER HAS SPREAD EXTENSIVELY THROUGHOUT HER BODY.”Words no parent should ever have to h...
11/09/2026

πŸ’”πŸŽ—οΈ β€œWE WERE TOLD THAT TAIBAH’S CANCER HAS SPREAD EXTENSIVELY THROUGHOUT HER BODY.”

Words no parent should ever have to hear.

Little Taibah was diagnosed with Metastatic Osteosarcoma (bone cancer) in October last year. Before cancer, Mom describes her as her healthiest child β€” incredibly active and full of life.

Then everything changed.

Taibah endured 29 weeks of chemotherapy. After her first 10 weeks, she underwent major limb-salvage surgery. The tumour in her left knee was removed, and her femur and knee were replaced with a prosthesis.

While continuing chemotherapy, this brave little girl also had to learn to walk again.

By the end of July, her family believed they were finally approaching their victory lap.

But just two weeks into August, Taibah’s pain returned. Her prosthetic leg became stiff, and then her left eye began swelling and moving uncontrollably.

A full-body MRI revealed the devastating truth:

Taibah’s cancer had spread extensively throughout her body. πŸ’”

It is now affecting her left leg and hip, right knee, spine, left shoulder and arm, with lesions on the bones in her face. Fluid on her brain caused the swelling around her eye.

Her family then received the news they desperately hoped they would never hear:

Taibah’s cancer is no longer considered curative.πŸ˜₯

Her care has now shifted to palliative care, with the focus on keeping their beautiful girl as comfortable and surrounded by as much love as possible.

Taibah is home now.

Her family simply wants time.

Time to hold her.
Time with her siblings.
Time to laugh and love.
Time to make precious memories. πŸ’›

🏠 THIS IS WHERE WE WANT TO HELP.

Taibah shares a bedroom with her sibling and would love to have their room redone so she has a beautiful, safe and comfortable space while she is home.

Unfortunately, their roof began leaking during winter, causing water damage and mould on the bedroom walls. The leak needs to be repaired before the room can be properly restored.

We would love to repair the roof, treat the mould, repaint and transform their bedroom into a beautiful little sanctuary for Taibah and her sibling.

There is also an urgent need for a hospital bed at home for Taibah.

If anyone is able to donate a hospital bed or even provide one on loan, please reach out to us. Having the correct bed at home could make such a difference in keeping Taibah comfortable and assisting Mom with her day-to-day care. πŸ’›

Her parents have also significantly reduced their working hours to care for Taibah and their other three children, while medical, hospital and everyday household expenses continue.

At a time when their focus should simply be on being Mom and Dad and spending every precious moment with their daughter, we want to help carry some of that weight.

Your contribution can help with Taibah’s room, essential household needs, medical-related expenses and creating precious memories together.

And if you cannot donate, please share Taibah’s story and keep this beautiful little girl and her family in your prayers. πŸ™πŸ’›

Taibah has already fought harder than any child should ever have to.

For now, beautiful girl, just be a child.

Let Mommy and Daddy hold you.
Let your siblings love you.
And let us help carry some of the weight. πŸ’›πŸŽ—οΈ

Help her course:

https://www.backabuddy.co.za/campaign/taibahs-fight-against-osteosarcoma

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