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Preparing a Wadiz campaign for the Doctor Choco ebook

Preparing a Wadiz campaign for the Doctor Choco ebook. A historical record preserving source context, experiences and references.

Author: Hyemi YuPublished: Updated:

This is a historical record of the source author’s experiences, reflections or shared material. Former affiliations, events and products refer to that time and are not current 1PM Clinic services or sales information. Medical claims, individual outcomes and republication rights await clinic review; benefit and safety are not guaranteed.

https://www.wadiz.kr/web/wcomingsoon/rwd/210486?utm_source=wadizshare_in&utm_medium=url

Source image 1 — historical material and credits retained; republication review pending
Source image 1 — historical material and credits retained; republication review pending

Image localization remains incomplete: the original-language source is retained for review.

After a month preparing the Wadiz “coming soon” page, it is finally ready. I put a great deal into it, working alone on the page and design for hours each day, thinking, studying and creating.

I feel both anxious and excited about making it public.

At the time, the source invited readers to click the image, open the campaign page and request an opening notification using the green button on the right. It explained that requesting a notification was not a purchase and did not trigger payment, and asked readers to share the page and add a supporting signature to help the campaign gain visibility.

The source also announced a book concert. These were requests associated with the historical campaign, not a current sales or fundraising invitation.

Source image 2 — historical material and credits retained; republication review pending; AI-assisted English text editing; not an unedited medical original
Source image 2 — historical material and credits retained; republication review pending; AI-assisted English text editing; not an unedited medical original

The concert poster is a historical record. Its AI-assisted English text adaptation does not verify the QR code or indicate current ticket availability.

Source: Original post on Dr. Hyemi Yu’s Naver blog (Korean)

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