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Well, hello and welcome back, everybody.

We are super excited to be welcoming you back to another schema episode today.

Today is a very special episode, which is the reasons for which you will come to find out very soon. But first off, I just want to say hello to my dear friend Charmitte and

AMK. How you all doing today?

Woo-hoo. So happy to be here and a big welcome to Jack's mustache as well, the fifth member.

Yes.

Always, always. It's been a while, so it's so good to be back.

And as Jack mentioned, we are so, so excited for this episode.

We have a new member of our schema team, the one and only, the wonderful Maddie.

Woo-hoo!

Yeah.

For those who have been on virtual morning reports. They know Maddie really well.

She is brilliant.

She is just absolutely a wonderful human being.

It's just been such a joy to get to know her.

And we are so excited to have her as part of our schema episode team member going forward.

Maddie, do you want to say hi?

Oh my gosh. Thank you so much,

team. I am so, so, so excited to be a part of the schema team. I guess a quick introduction. So yeah, I'm Madi Conti. I'm a fourth year med student at Sucker School of Medicine at Hofstra in

New York. And before I go any further, I just wanted to,

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