Listen, Hanai! Everybody, I hope you're doing so great out there. I miss everybody. It's a crazy time right now, and I'm so thankful for this podcast because it's the one time where I can connect with people, meet with amazing people that are telling me what's

going on out there because all I know is the exact color of paint on all four of

my walls and that's it and I'm sick of just

hearing the news you know I'm hearing not only so many different things from

different leaders mayors and governors but all I can say is that I'm so thankful to the essential workers right now.

And so it's an honor for me to have this time today to talk to one of our,

one of the essential workers out there that I would consider a hero, Dr.

Flora Sinha.

Thank you so much for joining me on Liston-Hane today, Doctor.

Thank you so much for having me, I appreciate it.

Yes, I was looking for so forward today because I know that we were trying to make our time earlier,

but of course you had to work your shift and you jumped right off your shift and jumped

right into Listen Honey today.

So I appreciate this because I wanted this time to really just be able to ask you questions

from the things that have been reading to what your experience has been like so that my fans and my listeners can just hear straight up from an actual person who's dealing with,

you know, who's on the front line.

So first I know that you are an internist and I know that has to do with

internal medicine. There are so many areas of practice when it comes to

medicine. What does that exactly mean? So internal medicine is general medicine and we practice medicine on adults. So pediatrics or kids,

family medicine ranges from pediatric and adult medicine. So my concentration is adult medicine.

Got it.

Okay.

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