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Hello, everyone. Welcome back to another episode on the schema series. We have some clinical

problem solvers here. I'm Mark, hospice here at Stanford, and I have my great crew, my great schema crew. How you doing, Maddie?

I'm doing great. Great to see you all. I'm super excited to present this case to you all. I have just about two to three weeks left of maternity leave, so kind of soaking in this time at home before jumping back to the wards.

What about you, Noah? How are you doing?

Hey, everyone. I'm doing pretty good. Yesterday was my partner's first day, her new job. So I'm excited to kind of, I'm waiting for her to get home so she can tell me everything

that happened and all that so excited for that what about you Yusuf yeah hi everyone I'm good I was

just telling noah that I'm getting physical therapy done for ACL surgery that I had and I love

physical therapy it's like a workout it's a positive relationship you check the weights you get stronger you get better and I love physical therapy. It's like a workout. It's a positive relationship.

You check the weights.

You get stronger.

You get better.

And I now can confidently prescribe it to my patients and know that it's like a positive experience.

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