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That humid Tuesday evening still replays in slow motion whenever I unlock my phone. I'd just finished explaining blockchain vulnerabilities to my fintech team over lukewarm coffee when Mark leaned across the conference table. "Show us that UI glitch you mentioned?" My thumb slid across the screen - but instead of the banking app screenshots, my gallery vomited last month's dermatologist photos: crimson psoriasis patches mapping my spine like battle scars. Twenty professionals fell silent as thos -
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