I took my state exams on 08/08/2024 both written and skills. I passed both Thank you Dr V Lee I watched all your videos they are straight forward . You are a good teacher Much appreciated I’m in Dallas Stay blessed 🙏🏽
Hey Dr. Lee, I watched your video religiously for my test preparations. This was one of my skills test. And I PASSED my Prometric skills yesterday at Grand Prairie, TX. Thank you so much for all that you do. God bless you.
Dear Dr. Lee, I wanted to let you know that your videos were instrumental to helping me pass my Prometric clinical skills exam in Oahu, Hawaii today. Thank you for your well done content!
Thank you so much Dr.Lee for your informative videos. I watched them all to help me prepare for my skills test today. I passed my test I’m so grateful and I have you to thank.
@@txcnaskills2599 Thank you so much Dr. Lee, I passed the Test!!. I'm now officially a CERTIFIED Nursing Assistant!!!. Your videos really helped me. THANK YOU🤗
Hello Johana, You are testing on Assisting a client from the BED to a Wheelchair. That is it. Period, Nothing else. When you put the client in the w/c the wheels must be locked for safety. You will end your skill with the w/c wheels locked. The definition of false imprisonment is to prevent a person from leaving a site or position at his or her will. Having a w/c wheels locked is NOT false imprisonment because the client can unlock the wheels when ever they want to and move from one location to another. Take care
I just have a a few question about this skill. What I have learned from my CNA class is that; You need to help client to stand first and then ask him to step on the side going to the wheel chair and then ask him if he/she can feel the wheel chair behind her legs and the arm rest. And give her a cue to sit down. Thank you so much for your time.
Hello Raul, Thank you for asking for clarification. I teach according to Prometric guidelines. So, with that being said, I am going to post the guidelines from the Prometric Skill Guidelines below. If you don't have access to this document, I will also post the link below. Notice the guidelines states, THE RESIDENT IS ABLE TO STAND BUT CANNOT TAKE STEPS. If the resident takes a step you will fail this skill. The candidate is asked to transfer a resident who is lying in bed, into a wheelchair. A pivot transfer technique is required and a transfer/gait belt is required. The resident is able to stand but cannot take steps. The role of the resident is played by a person. www.prometric.com/sites/default/files/NAClinicalSkillsChecklist.pdf
@@txcnaskills2599 😍😍😍 thank you so much for that explanation 😊 I’m taking taking my Prometric test on Feb. 22,2021. And I keep onwatching your videos. Again thank you so much 🙏🙏🙏
Hello Dimple, to my understanding, each candidate will be given a card/paper with three sills on it. The handwashing and indirect care skills will not be listed on the card.
Hello Netz, I hope I am understanding your question. We don't want to place the wheelchair at the foot of the bed for three reasons. 1. Step 3 of the instructions says, "Place wheelchair near resident’s bed before assisting resident to sit at edge of bed". 2. Step 6 of the instructions says, "Provide support to assist resident to sitting position on side of bed, without pulling resident by lower arms or hands? 3. You are required to transfer the patient using a PIVOT technique. The patient CAN NOT take a step. If the wheelchair is at the foot of the bed and the patient is assisted to sit on the side of the bed, how will you complete the transfer with the patient taking a step? www.prometric.com/sites/default/files/NAClinicalSkillsChecklist.pdf See page 10 for the steps to this skill.
@@txcnaskills2599 I think this is a perfectly reasonable question and you misunderstood. You preform the skill exactly the same as you did in the video, except you position the wheelchair to the left of you rather than the right. I see nothing that would be wrong with putting the wheelchair towards the foot of the bed rather than the head. In fact, that curtain wouldn't be in your way either.
Hi Dr. Lee! I'm currently studying for my CNA State Exam (Texas). My question with this video is... will I fail if I don't put my patient's shoes on? I was told I must put them on myself when doing this step. Also when sitting them up, will I fail if I sit them up myself? Because I was also told that I had to do that myself, and that the patient couldn't help or else I'll fail automatically.
Hello, For this skill, the student can let the client put their shoes on independently. Also, the student is to assist the client to the side of the bed. Make sure you don't pull on the patient. You can put the shoes or have the client put on the shoes.
For number 16 on the checklist "to pivot without taking steps and to have resident touch back of chair with legs against wheelchair before sitting", how would we do that if you just shown full pivot and seated immediately without asking if the resident can feel the back of the wheelchair before being seated? im confused on that part of pro metric checklist.
Hello Miriah, I ask the client to stand, turn, and sit all in one smooth movement. After the client is on the chair, I will ask the person to move so that their back and buttocks touch the back of the chair.
Good Job Dr Lee. But I just have a question. In most of the videos I have watched so far , you are not performing the task with gloves. Or is the gloves necessary for the tasks ? For example. The mail care and the dressing of a patient with a weak arm. You didn’t were gloves ma’am. Please could clarify me on this. Thanks 😊
Hello, Great questions. Prometric does NOT require gloves for the skills you mentioned (dressing the client with a weak arm, hand and nail care, foot care, or feeding).
Hello Omodolapo, Prometric does not require us to put the resident's shoes on. What is required is that the client HAS Shoes on. It is acceptable for the candidate to ask the client to put his or her shoes on.
Prometric REQUIRES you to lock the wheel chair wheels and to raise the foot pedal BEFORE the client stands. If you don't do this you will fail the skill.
Dr. Lee, is there any specific place for the wheelchair to be placed? I’m a UAP “care partner” when I do a transfer I usually place the wheelchair facing the head of the bed, I think become I’m most comfortable, because I’m right handed. By doing so am I still within the testing guide lines.
Hello Heavenly, Prometric ONLY requires that the wheelchair be close to the bed so that you can safely transfer the patient without taking a step. The skills checklist for WC (#3) states, (Place wheelchair near resident’s bed before assisting resident to sit at edge of bed) The key things here are: 1. place the w/c by the bed 2. lock the wheels 3. place the foot pedals up BEFORE assisting the patient to the SIDE OF THE BED Prometric does not care if the W/C is at the HOB or at the foot
Hello Yareli, I didn't make a video for feeding, denture care, and oral care because Prometric will NOT have the client nor candidate take off their facial masks during the skill exam. Things may change after the COVID 19 epidemic.
it be okay if I raised the head of bed then assist them so they’re sitting on the side of the bed? I’m just wondering since what if the resident has no strength at all? Ik in a testing environment this will not be the case but in a work environment would it be more efficient to raise the head of the bed?
Hello Lianathewolf, The raising of the bed in a real situation will depend on the patient. I would ask the patient if he or she wants the HOB elevated and do what the patient requests. The healthcare worker should not make the decision for the patient. I hope this answers your question. Take care.
@@txcnaskills2599 my apologies Dr.Lee. When assisting patient from bed to wheelchair . If the patient is lying down, does Prometric have a specific way that I would need to get the patient into the sitting on the side of the bed position?
Hello Life Perfect, I would first study the materials I received from my training provider and then outside sources. It doesn't matter where you go if the information is reliable.
i also positioned the wheelchair same position you done and she said the wheelchair must touch the bed . I did don't know why must touch the bed if i did a perfect transfer. any suggestion for next time. Thank you !
Hello DB LM, There is NO WAY a client would not pass the state exam because the person didn't check the bed. When you look at the steps for this exam, checking the BED is not listed. Therefore, how can an evaluator mark you off for something that is not there. The state NEVER says the wheelchair MUST touch the bed. This will have to be proven to me because both of those things you said are NOT STEPS from the state from this skill. Someone is not being honest. A student will fail for not locking the wheelchair, if the client takes a step, not having on shoes, feet not touching the floor, or if the student pulls on the client. All of the failing points are listed as steps by the state.
Dr. Lee, I have a question about this skill. Do we have to make the resident feel the chair behind their legs before sitting? Also, the skills checklist provided by Prometric says that the resident cannot take any steps, so does that mean they cannot turn their feet before sitting in the chair? When I practice this skill it seems like I am being too forceful while turning them to the chair because their feet are still oriented in line with the bed. I wanted to make the resident stand and then turn their feet to align with the chair so that it is easier to sit. (I hope that made sense) :) Thank you!
Hello Amber, I think you are asking two questions. 1. The Prometric skills checklist states: Move wheelchair footrests out of the way before standing resident for transfer (e.g., lift, swing, or remove)? Therefore, you can stand the resident on the side of the bed. The resident CAN'T take a step. So , I would make sure the resident's feet are positioned where I want them when the person stands. 2. If you pivot the resident to the chair in one movement, the resident will not have time to feel for the back of the chair. Prometric skills check list states: Transfer resident as a pivot completed without having resident take step(s) to reach wheelchair, and before assisting resident to sit in wheelchair, positions with the back of resident’s legs against the seat of wheelchair? The last sentence is to make sure the candidate is sitting the person in the seat of the wheelchair and not on the arm rest.
Not gonna lie, this seems a lot more complicated than what I was taught before. When I took the class at the beginning of 2020, the testing group I was with was Pearson Vue, but suddenly Pearson Vue says they’re not holding the test anymore. (At least in Texas.) That’s why I’m with Prometic and they have requirements that seem more confusing.
Hello Lianathewolf, Prometric started testing in Texas on September 1, 2020. The guidelines for Prometric are a little different from Pearson Vue. This is why it is very important to pay close attention to the skills checklist.
@@txcnaskills2599 yeah I’ve noticed some differences. It’s definitely difficult to switch from what I was taught, (Pearson Vue) and now I’m being tested the Prometric way.
Hello Vivien, I encourage you to always check things out for yourself. As of today, nothing has changed. Prometric continues to state: The candidate is asked to transfer a resident who is lying in bed, into a wheelchair. A pivot transfer technique is required and a transfer/gait belt is required. The resident is able to stand but cannot take steps. The role of the resident is played by a person. Check your source.
DR. LEE, I just took my skills test yesterday for TX and I PASSED!! All thanks to your videos!! Thank you so much for all you do!!!🩷 This was one of my skills
I took my state exams on 08/08/2024 both written and skills. I passed both Thank you Dr V Lee I watched all your videos they are straight forward . You are a good teacher Much appreciated I’m in Dallas Stay blessed 🙏🏽
I took my state exams on 08/08/2024 both written and skills. I passed both Thank you Dr V Lee I watched all your videos they are straight forward . You are a good teacher Much appreciated I’m in Dallas Stay blessed 🙏🏽
I took my state exams on 08/08/2024 both written and skills. I passed both
Thank you Dr V Lee
I watched all your videos they are straight forward .
You are a good teacher
Much appreciated
I’m in Dallas
Stay blessed
🙏🏽
Thanks, Congratulations
Hey Dr. Lee, I watched your video religiously for my test preparations. This was one of my skills test. And I PASSED my Prometric skills yesterday at Grand Prairie, TX. Thank you so much for all that you do. God bless you.
Great job!
Thank you for posting these videos! You are much more clear than my own teacher for my CNA course.
Sylwia, I am glad you like them!
Me too ❤
Dear Dr. Lee, I wanted to let you know that your videos were instrumental to helping me pass my Prometric clinical skills exam in Oahu, Hawaii today. Thank you for your well done content!
Wonderful!, Thank you so much Kailee. Congratulations.
Dr. Lee ,thank you so much for everything .
Thank you so much Dr.Lee for your informative videos. I watched them all to help me prepare for my skills test today. I passed my test I’m so grateful and I have you to thank.
Excellent! Glad to have helped. Take care Anna.
@@txcnaskills2599 yes ma’am thank you take care
Hey Dr. Lee, I have my CNA exam today, just few minutes from now. I'm still watching your videos while waiting for my turn. Goodluck to me!!
Best of luck Roberta!
@@txcnaskills2599 Thank you so much Dr. Lee, I passed the Test!!. I'm now officially a CERTIFIED Nursing Assistant!!!. Your videos really helped me. THANK YOU🤗
Thank u Dr Lee. I passed my exam today.
All the best Tee. Congratulations.
Thank you so much for these videos!! You're very clear and simpler.
Hello Alaesa, Thank you for the kind words.
I really appreciate your videos. I watched them daily and also subscribe to your channel. Your videos are informative. Thank you
Awesome, thank you!
Hi Dr Lee I enjoy watching your videos well done
Glad you like them!
I’m so proud of teaching
Great.
Thank you for doing these videos Dr Lee . I need to do my state exam in California but, I’m nervous😢.
You got this!
thank you so much for the videos, they are so easy to understand. You are a great teacher :)
Hello Nahim, Glad you like them!
Thank you Dr Lee this is very helpful
Glad it was helpful EMe!
This is one of the skills I did. I passed. Thank you Dr Lee 🙏
All those who want to take their state exams gather her
You will pass
Congratulations to you.
Thanks,Dr Lee.
Most welcome
Hi, I thought before we finished the skill we had to unlock the wheelchair because leaving them in a locked wheelchair is “false imprisonment”
Hello Johana, You are testing on Assisting a client from the BED to a Wheelchair. That is it. Period, Nothing else.
When you put the client in the w/c the wheels must be locked for safety. You will end your skill with the w/c wheels locked.
The definition of false imprisonment is to prevent a person from leaving a site or position at his or her will. Having a w/c wheels locked is NOT false imprisonment because the client can unlock the wheels when ever they want to and move from one location to another.
Take care
I just have a a few question about this skill. What I have learned from my CNA class is that;
You need to help client to stand first and then ask him to step on the side going to the wheel chair and then ask him if he/she can feel the wheel chair behind her legs and the arm rest. And give her a cue to sit down.
Thank you so much for your time.
Hello Raul, Thank you for asking for clarification. I teach according to Prometric guidelines. So, with that being said, I am going to post the guidelines from the Prometric Skill Guidelines below. If you don't have access to this document, I will also post the link below. Notice the guidelines states, THE RESIDENT IS ABLE TO STAND BUT CANNOT TAKE STEPS. If the resident takes a step you will fail this skill.
The candidate is asked to transfer a resident who is lying in bed, into a wheelchair. A pivot transfer technique is required and a transfer/gait belt is required. The resident is able to stand but cannot take steps. The role of the resident is played by a person.
www.prometric.com/sites/default/files/NAClinicalSkillsChecklist.pdf
@@txcnaskills2599 😍😍😍 thank you so much for that explanation 😊 I’m taking taking my Prometric test on Feb. 22,2021. And I keep onwatching your videos.
Again thank you so much 🙏🙏🙏
Hey Raul, sorry this might sound stupid, but please what was your skills
@@Sysy_dolapo assisting from Bed to WHEELCHAIR
Thank you Dr Lee
You are very welcome
Hi I wanted to ask you if Texas is doing scenario cards for the CNA test or if their going to just give us a card with 5 skills that we must complete.
Hello Dimple, to my understanding, each candidate will be given a card/paper with three sills on it. The handwashing and indirect care skills will not be listed on the card.
Hello Dr.Lee do I have to put on a seatbelt with this skill?Look forward to hearing from you.
Hello, a seatbelt is not required for this skill.
Dr. lee is it ok if I place the wheelchair on the footside ?
Hello Netz, I hope I am understanding your question. We don't want to place the wheelchair at the foot of the bed for three reasons.
1. Step 3 of the instructions says, "Place wheelchair near resident’s bed before
assisting resident to sit at edge of bed".
2. Step 6 of the instructions says, "Provide support to assist resident to sitting position on side of bed, without pulling resident by lower arms or hands?
3. You are required to transfer the patient using a PIVOT technique. The patient CAN NOT take a step. If the wheelchair is at the foot of the bed and the patient is assisted to sit on the side of the bed, how will you complete the transfer with the patient taking a step?
www.prometric.com/sites/default/files/NAClinicalSkillsChecklist.pdf
See page 10 for the steps to this skill.
@@txcnaskills2599 I think this is a perfectly reasonable question and you misunderstood. You preform the skill exactly the same as you did in the video, except you position the wheelchair to the left of you rather than the right. I see nothing that would be wrong with putting the wheelchair towards the foot of the bed rather than the head. In fact, that curtain wouldn't be in your way either.
Hello, Yes, you can place the W/C at the HOB or at the foot.
Hi Dr. Lee! I'm currently studying for my CNA State Exam (Texas). My question with this video is... will I fail if I don't put my patient's shoes on? I was told I must put them on myself when doing this step. Also when sitting them up, will I fail if I sit them up myself? Because I was also told that I had to do that myself, and that the patient couldn't help or else I'll fail automatically.
Hello, For this skill, the student can let the client put their shoes on independently. Also, the student is to assist the client to the side of the bed. Make sure you don't pull on the patient.
You can put the shoes or have the client put on the shoes.
Okay thank you!
You’re a great teacher Dr Lee
I appreciate that Ijeoma!
Good after noon Dr Lee, for this skill we do not need to move the curtain, right?
Hello Nerm, For the transfrer from the bed to the wheelchair skill, you need to provide for the client's privacy.
For number 16 on the checklist "to pivot without taking steps and to have resident touch back of chair with legs against wheelchair before sitting", how would we do that if you just shown full pivot and seated immediately without asking if the resident can feel the back of the wheelchair before being seated? im confused on that part of pro metric checklist.
Hello Miriah,
I ask the client to stand, turn, and sit all in one smooth movement. After the client is on the chair, I will ask the person to move so that their back and buttocks touch the back of the chair.
Good Job Dr Lee. But I just have a question. In most of the videos I have watched so far , you are not performing the task with gloves. Or is the gloves necessary for the tasks ? For example. The mail care and the dressing of a patient with a weak arm. You didn’t were gloves ma’am. Please could clarify me on this. Thanks 😊
And also what about putting on the mask ? Is it not required ?
At the present time wearing a mask is optional.
Hello, Great questions. Prometric does NOT require gloves for the skills you mentioned (dressing the client with a weak arm, hand and nail care, foot care, or feeding).
Hello doctor lee
Sorry I got confuse aren’t we suppose to help them put on the residents shoes?
Hello Omodolapo, Prometric does not require us to put the resident's shoes on. What is required is that the client HAS Shoes on. It is acceptable for the candidate to ask the client to put his or her shoes on.
Dr Lee can i just take the foot pedal before i transfer the resident to the chair and put it back when the resident on the chair?
Prometric REQUIRES you to lock the wheel chair wheels and to raise the foot pedal BEFORE the client stands. If you don't do this you will fail the skill.
Dr. Lee, is there any specific place for the wheelchair to be placed? I’m a UAP “care partner” when I do a transfer I usually place the wheelchair facing the head of the bed, I think become I’m most comfortable, because I’m right handed. By doing so am I still within the testing guide lines.
Hello Heavenly, Prometric ONLY requires that the wheelchair be close to the bed so that you can safely transfer the patient without taking a step.
The skills checklist for WC (#3) states, (Place wheelchair near resident’s bed before assisting resident to sit at edge of bed)
The key things here are:
1. place the w/c by the bed
2. lock the wheels
3. place the foot pedals up BEFORE assisting the patient to the SIDE OF THE BED
Prometric does not care if the W/C is at the HOB or at the foot
hi i was looking at the prometrics skills sheet and i see that there is feeding a patient do you have a video on that skill
thank you
Hello Yareli, I didn't make a video for feeding, denture care, and oral care because Prometric will NOT have the client nor candidate take off their facial masks during the skill exam. Things may change after the COVID 19 epidemic.
it be okay if I raised the head of bed then assist them so they’re sitting on the side of the bed? I’m just wondering since what if the resident has no strength at all? Ik in a testing environment this will not be the case but in a work environment would it be more efficient to raise the head of the bed?
Hello Lianathewolf, The raising of the bed in a real situation will depend on the patient. I would ask the patient if he or she wants the HOB elevated and do what the patient requests. The healthcare worker should not make the decision for the patient. I hope this answers your question. Take care.
@@txcnaskills2599 yeah it does. Thanks a lot.
Are you supposed to leave the wheelchair locked or unlocked. Another nurse said we leave it unlocked so that the client can move around if he wishes
The wheelchair must remain LOCKED.
Hi, does prometric have a specific way to let the patient out of the bed?
Hello LaShane, which skill are your referencing for getting out of bed???
@@txcnaskills2599 my apologies Dr.Lee. When assisting patient from bed to wheelchair . If the patient is lying down, does Prometric have a specific way that I would need to get the patient into the sitting on the side of the bed position?
Hello TX CNA Skills, for written exam Where should I study for Prometric written exam, Does quizlet is better. Do you suggest quizlet for written exam
Hello Life Perfect,
I would first study the materials I received from my training provider and then outside sources. It doesn't matter where you go if the information is reliable.
@@txcnaskills2599 when my training institute did practice test for me same question coming from quizlet that’s why I asked
@@lifeperfect6016 The questions on Quizlet are pretty good. I have reviewed a lot of them. Good luck with your exam.
Hello Dr Lee, thanks for your videos,they are very educative. I take my test tomorrow wish me luck!
@@susanaigbogun7863 Hello Susam, I wish you all the best on your exam tomorrow.
should you leave the wheel chair locked? isnt that restraining the resident
The skill asks the student to transfer the patient from the bed to the wheelchair. Locking the wheelchair is a step in this skill.
the nurse did not passed me because i did not check the bed before i sat my pt. are we supposed to?
i also positioned the wheelchair same position you done and she said the wheelchair must touch the bed . I did don't know why must touch the bed if i did a perfect transfer. any suggestion for next time. Thank you !
Hello DB LM, There is NO WAY a client would not pass the state exam because the person didn't check the bed. When you look at the steps for this exam, checking the BED is not listed. Therefore, how can an evaluator mark you off for something that is not there. The state NEVER says the wheelchair MUST touch the bed. This will have to be proven to me because both of those things you said are NOT STEPS from the state from this skill. Someone is not being honest.
A student will fail for not locking the wheelchair, if the client takes a step, not having on shoes, feet not touching the floor, or if the student pulls on the client. All of the failing points are listed as steps by the state.
Dr. Lee, I have a question about this skill. Do we have to make the resident feel the chair behind their legs before sitting? Also, the skills checklist provided by Prometric says that the resident cannot take any steps, so does that mean they cannot turn their feet before sitting in the chair? When I practice this skill it seems like I am being too forceful while turning them to the chair because their feet are still oriented in line with the bed. I wanted to make the resident stand and then turn their feet to align with the chair so that it is easier to sit. (I hope that made sense) :) Thank you!
Hello Amber, I think you are asking two questions.
1. The Prometric skills checklist states: Move wheelchair footrests out of the way before standing resident for transfer (e.g., lift, swing, or remove)? Therefore, you can stand the resident on the side of the bed. The resident CAN'T take a step. So , I would make sure the resident's feet are positioned where I want them when the person stands.
2. If you pivot the resident to the chair in one movement, the resident will not have time to feel for the back of the chair. Prometric skills check list states: Transfer resident as a pivot completed without having resident take step(s) to reach wheelchair, and before assisting resident to sit in wheelchair, positions with the back of resident’s legs against the seat of wheelchair?
The last sentence is to make sure the candidate is sitting the person in the seat of the wheelchair and not on the arm rest.
@@txcnaskills2599 That definitely makes more sense. Thank you again for your dedication and time.
@@ambermaredia9879 Glad to help Amber. Take care.
Not gonna lie, this seems a lot more complicated than what I was taught before. When I took the class at the beginning of 2020, the testing group I was with was Pearson Vue, but suddenly Pearson Vue says they’re not holding the test anymore. (At least in Texas.) That’s why I’m with Prometic and they have requirements that seem more confusing.
Hello Lianathewolf, Prometric started testing in Texas on September 1, 2020. The guidelines for Prometric are a little different from Pearson Vue. This is why it is very important to pay close attention to the skills checklist.
@@txcnaskills2599 yeah I’ve noticed some differences. It’s definitely difficult to switch from what I was taught, (Pearson Vue) and now I’m being tested the Prometric way.
Ma'am I heard prometric changed their bed to wheelchair transfer method.
Hello Vivien, I encourage you to always check things out for yourself. As of today, nothing has changed. Prometric continues to state:
The candidate is asked to transfer a resident who is lying in bed, into a wheelchair. A pivot transfer technique is required and a transfer/gait belt is required. The resident is able to stand but cannot take steps. The role of the resident is played by a person.
Check your source.
She took one step during the pivot. Isn't that an automatic fail? Time of video is 9:00p.m.
Hello, The client can not take a step during this skill.
Can you make a video of 100% paralyzed client to transfer from bed to wheelchair?
Hello Lourdes, This channel is dedicated to Prometric skills.
Great video. I just wish she didn’t swing herself over for you.
Be blessed
DR. LEE, I just took my skills test yesterday for TX and I PASSED!! All thanks to your videos!! Thank you so much for all you do!!!🩷
This was one of my skills
Congratulation Ashten. I am so happy for you.
I took my state exams on 08/08/2024 both written and skills. I passed both
Thank you Dr V Lee
I watched all your videos they are straight forward .
You are a good teacher
Much appreciated
I’m in Dallas
Stay blessed
🙏🏽
Congratulations to you.
I took my state exams on 08/08/2024 both written and skills. I passed both
Thank you Dr V Lee
I watched all your videos they are straight forward .
You are a good teacher
Much appreciated
I’m in Dallas
Stay blessed
🙏🏽
Congratulations to you.