Well, hello there. Welcome to this edition of the Shalene Show. This is a Life for Update,

which is something I normally do on Fridays, and I'm going to update you on the hearing that I had

today, the day that I'm recording this and recording this on Thursday night after my hearing,

with regard to the plastic surgeon, Dr. Malavi. I'm also going to share with you some additional

details that I haven't shared before, as well as first-hand accounts. These are actual signed

declarations, which have been filed with the court, and I'm going to read some of them to you,

directly from these declarations, because I'm still able to do so. But I do feel it's

necessary to give you a trigger warning, because I know for some of you this is just, it's like

too much, it's upsetting, or it just bothers you. It can be pretty graphic. So first, I'll talk

about the hearing, and then before I get into any of the graphic stuff, I'll definitely give you a

trigger warning. So please stay tuned until then, even if you need to bow out when we start reading

the declarative statements. All right, let's get to it.

So today, as you know, I had to come back from Michigan because I had this court proceeding,

and today I was to appear in front of a judge. Dr. Malavi has brought a civil harassment,

what is it called? Civil harassment restraining order? Yeah. A civil harassment restraining

order, a request for that. And it was a hearing. So we had to appear in front of the judge. It was

all virtual. And here's how it went down. So showed up at, I believe, I showed up at eight, but,

you know, I think the court proceeding started at 830. We were on Zoom. All the other people were

also on Zoom. And so was the the judge and the clerks. So, you know, and that's kind of what I

expected. My attorneys prepared me in advance told me what to expect. And even still, I've never

been through something like that, especially via Zoom. So I wasn't entirely clear on what to expect,

but I had a pretty good sense based on how they prepared me showed up at eight. Like I said,

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