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Spring 2022 |I Can’t Believe This Happened To Me | I Had A Bloodclot In My Arm #EclecticNista #nj [Video]

Spring 2022 |I Can’t Believe This Happened To Me | I Had A Bloodclot In My Arm #EclecticNista #nj

Here’s a reason for you to get your annual women’s wellness check and take daily self-care serious! I found out I had a large blood clot in my arm last week. I want to share my experience I had from having a DVT last week and was hospitalized . As women, we have to do a better job at taking care of ourselves.

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Steph aka “Professor Nista” 💜
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