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00:00:06This is the morning that has come to you

00:00:10Your lips will come to you

00:00:11Your lips will come to you

00:00:13Your lips will come to you

00:00:20The U.S.A. has come to you

00:00:23This morning that has come to you

00:00:35The Sbecause of many different circles

00:00:36한번 to fight

00:00:39For each one

00:00:41They're up Looker

00:00:43Here's the blow

00:00:43The money I always use

00:00:50Look, look, look

00:00:52Look, look

00:00:55Look, look

00:01:11Good morning, Pakistan.

00:01:16Assalamu alaikum, good morning, good morning, Pakistan.

00:01:20What are you, how are you?

00:01:22You are all right.

00:01:24I saw my son yesterday, I went to my childhood.

00:01:30I was thinking that I was thinking about what activities I should do.

00:01:36I should leave my iPad behind the iPad.

00:01:40If I go to my childhood, I have many memories in my mind.

00:01:46What did we do?

00:01:48We were going to play with our cousins.

00:01:49We were going to play with our cousins.

00:01:51Our time was set.

00:01:53We were going to play cricket.

00:01:58We were going to play cricket.

00:02:00We were going to play in the mountains.

00:02:11We were going to play in the mountains.

00:02:23We were going to play chess, we were going to play.

00:02:34It was time that we could live our activities or our children in a proper way.

00:02:41Why doesn't have a time for today's children?

00:02:44Why don't they do sports outside?

00:02:49Today's children who are living children,

00:02:53you don't think that we have lived a better child.

00:02:57Maybe they will realize this or not.

00:03:01But today's children,

00:03:05they realize that we are giving our children as a parent.

00:03:10As parents, we are giving our children full of children.

00:03:14We are giving their children to sleep.

00:03:17We are giving them proper nutrition.

00:03:20We are giving awareness as mothers.

00:03:23What will our mother give us this?

00:03:25We are giving our children to sleep.

00:03:34We are giving our children to sleep.

00:03:39We are giving our children to sleep.

00:03:54We are giving our children to sleep.

00:03:58We are giving our children to sleep.

00:03:59After a break,

00:04:02we are giving our children to sleep.

00:04:05We are giving our children to sleep.

00:04:06And you will also be going to sleep in that way.

00:04:08For some time, you will be fresh.

00:04:10Good morning Pakistan.

00:04:16Welcome, welcome back.

00:04:18Good morning Pakistan.

00:04:19Toh bachpn ki yad jab aati hai na,

00:04:22toh muho phe aise hi muskura haate aaj aati hai.

00:04:25And I don't know,

00:04:26joh humare celebrities aaj hain,

00:04:28unki bachpn kitni adventures se bharay wae hai.

00:04:31We are going to be an adventure.

00:04:33If you want to be an adventure,

00:04:35you will always be an adventure.

00:04:35But when you have a child with your children,

00:04:38they will always be an adventure.

00:04:40So you will always be an adventure.

00:04:43So we are with our own.

00:04:44Ehmad Assalamualaikum.

00:04:46Wa alaykum Assalamualaikum.

00:04:47How are you?

00:04:48Alhamdulillah.

00:04:48Do you want to be an adult?

00:04:50Yes.

00:04:50Just as you were telling us,

00:04:52how you become a adult with a child.

00:04:54I think it's very necessary.

00:04:56Neda,

00:04:57that we don't need to kill our children.

00:05:02We don't need to kill them.

00:05:03We always need to keep them.

00:05:05It's just trolling,

00:05:06that the baby has not seen their age.

00:05:08No,

00:05:09we don't need to listen to them.

00:05:10That's why people have seen their age

00:05:11that they are doing what we are doing.

00:05:13That's why we don't need to see anyone.

00:05:15Who wants to do it.

00:05:16The next guest is our Sharmeen.

00:05:19Assalamualaikum.

00:05:20How are you?

00:05:21Alhamdulillah.

00:05:22Do you want to be a child?

00:05:24Do you want to be a child?

00:05:26Not really.

00:05:27I don't want to go to childhood.

00:05:29But yeah, if I get a choice,

00:05:31I want to relive my 20's.

00:05:34Okay.

00:05:36like we have discussed on the show,

00:05:38I was very small when I was married.

00:05:40So I was in my early 20's,

00:05:42I was learning my child.

00:05:44So that's why

00:05:46there is a golden period of life

00:05:48where all my friends were going to universities,

00:05:50and enjoying their life.

00:05:51So it's a very different kind of life.

00:05:53So yes, that's the time.

00:05:55If I could.

00:05:56I would.

00:05:56Now you feel so much.

00:05:57You feel so much.

00:05:59Now you feel so much.

00:05:59Now you feel in your 20's.

00:06:01I'm doing like this.

00:06:03You look like this,

00:06:04but you feel like this.

00:06:05I'm doing like this.

00:06:06I don't even feel my age.

00:06:07I'm doing like this.

00:06:09I'm doing like this.

00:06:10Like you guys are discussing,

00:06:12I'm doing like this.

00:06:13And our third guest is Sabrina Nafvi.

00:06:44Assalamualaikum.

00:06:46if you have any time to get back on your bed,

00:06:48you'll get a chance to get back on your bed,

00:06:48so you might not be able to live that way.

00:06:52Like you get a responsibility to get back on your bed.

00:06:54Like when you have a responsibility to get back on your bed.

00:07:10Yeah.

00:07:11It's a good thing in the morning.

00:07:12Yes.

00:07:14Let's start with you.

00:07:15Yes, of course.

00:07:16It's the first time I read it.

00:07:18It didn't happen to me.

00:07:20But let's do it.

00:07:21This is also very good.

00:07:22Today we start with this.

00:07:23Oh!

00:07:24This is very good.

00:07:25This is why it's like this.

00:07:26It's like this.

00:07:27It's like this.

00:07:28It's like my childhood.

00:07:31That's why we didn't have so many things outside.

00:07:35So our favorite thing was Aam.

00:07:39And our family had Aam parties.

00:07:42Oh!

00:07:43We lived in Islamabad.

00:07:44There was a feast on the earth.

00:07:46There was an invitation on the earth.

00:07:49But there was no food.

00:07:50There was only Aam.

00:07:52In the mountains, Aam was filled.

00:07:55And there was a feast.

00:07:57And there was a tree.

00:07:59A tree.

00:08:01A tree.

00:08:02And a tree.

00:08:03And a tree.

00:08:04And there was a tree.

00:08:07You have to eat a tree.

00:08:08In my kids there was a Aam party.

00:08:10I thought,

00:08:10The millennial, we ate Daaj.

00:08:13What?

00:08:13A tree.

00:08:14A tree.

00:08:15The children today,

00:08:16are not crazy.

00:08:19Yes.

00:08:19I don't really know what that is.

00:08:20It's like a crazy.

00:08:22The virus.

00:08:24That's the virus.

00:08:26And in the middle of the day.

00:08:35Now she's got a crazy.

00:08:36Exactly. I agree.

00:08:38We also celebrate our children.

00:08:40Shamin, this is the thing.

00:08:41In our childhood, we don't have so many things.

00:08:44I also said that.

00:08:46In that moment, I started talking about chocolate,

00:08:48but we didn't have any chocolate.

00:08:50It was just a jubilee.

00:08:52No chocolate.

00:08:53Now, you have an endless list of chocolates.

00:08:56Candies.

00:08:56How long this list is.

00:08:58I think that in our childhood,

00:09:00the wholesome life,

00:09:02my mother-in-law,

00:09:03fruit and all these things,

00:09:05we have to tell you.

00:09:06Our home is the culture.

00:09:07There are mango parties.

00:09:10Is there mango parties?

00:09:12Because the husband is calling them,

00:09:13they say that they eat.

00:09:14We don't have to eat.

00:09:16We don't have to eat.

00:09:16Our mother-in-law,

00:09:17what are we doing?

00:09:18We were playing with the girls.

00:09:21We never thought about pittu goldgaram.

00:09:22My children have thought about pittu goldgaram.

00:09:25My favorite game is pittu bari.

00:09:28It was about pittu.

00:09:32They don't know.

00:09:32They have six pittu,

00:09:33seven flat marble-type pittu.

00:09:36They have pittu.

00:09:37They have pittu.

00:09:38They have pittu.

00:09:39They have pittu.

00:09:39One, two, three,

00:09:40four, five, six, seven.

00:09:42They have pittu.

00:09:54One, two, three,

00:10:01five, six, seven.

00:10:01It's a sign.

00:10:01And the other party, the ball is just looking for them to kill them.

00:10:08Like a tag.

00:10:09If the ball is touched and the ball is not fixed, then it's gone.

00:10:18Now, let's see.

00:10:19We're learning balance.

00:10:21We need to balance the stones.

00:10:23Like a dominoes.

00:10:26Dominos is different.

00:10:27But it's a balance.

00:10:29But a Jenga type.

00:10:32Jenga type.

00:10:33He's learning balance.

00:10:34He's learning a lot.

00:10:35He's learning a lot.

00:10:36He's learning a lot.

00:10:37He's learning a lot.

00:10:39He's learning a lot.

00:10:41It was about community.

00:10:44Exactly.

00:10:45Yes, definitely.

00:10:47The parties were learning a lot.

00:10:49You know, you're eating something in a happy place.

00:10:51You know, honestly, I'm not proud of it.

00:10:53But I remember when I was little and I was living in the building,

00:10:56I knew all the kids.

00:10:58And at night, 5 o'clock, we all used to get together.

00:11:01Same here.

00:11:02And we had the corridors, roller skating.

00:11:04So good.

00:11:05And unfortunately, in which building I live,

00:11:08my daughter has lived here for 10 years.

00:11:10And she does not know a single kid.

00:11:12And it's not her fault.

00:11:13I don't allow it too.

00:11:15Because today's time has changed.

00:11:17There are safety issues.

00:11:18There are 10 people coming.

00:11:19You can't take this risk.

00:11:21So times have changed.

00:11:23And not for the better.

00:11:24Yes.

00:11:24I love that.

00:11:27Time has changed.

00:11:28But you need to change with it.

00:11:30So I made conscious effort.

00:11:33That's why my childhood was very good.

00:11:36When my daughters were born in Karachi,

00:11:38I shifted to Islamabad.

00:11:39So that my daughters are on the sidewalk.

00:11:42Where the rest of the people are going,

00:11:45they play.

00:11:45We play in Islamabad.

00:11:49We play rollerblading on the sidewalk.

00:11:53Very nice.

00:11:55You know.

00:11:55We have three mothers and daughters.

00:11:57So that they have the freedom of their own city.

00:12:03And when we play two girls.

00:12:05We play two girls.

00:12:06That's right.

00:12:07We don't play with children.

00:12:08Unfortunately, there was no children.

00:12:10I was a child.

00:12:12And I played with them.

00:12:13And I played with them.

00:12:13That's wonderful.

00:12:15But yes.

00:12:15We play with children.

00:12:15And we have to create the environment for our children.

00:12:19So that they feel safe.

00:12:20We have to do it for our children.

00:12:21But now we have to take the kids.

00:12:22And we have to take the kids.

00:12:24And we have to take the kids.

00:12:25Unfortunately, I feel that our generation is better.

00:12:29That if we live with them.

00:12:31If we live with them.

00:12:32If we live with them.

00:12:34Then we may not be so difficult.

00:12:36The feel is.

00:12:38Because nowadays,

00:12:39our children are overwhelmed by everything.

00:12:42You know.

00:12:44Because they are close to the phones.

00:12:46They don't know how to deal.

00:12:47Because these games have taught us how to interact with people.

00:12:52The child.

00:12:53You know.

00:12:54How do we deal with conflict.

00:12:56No.

00:12:57I only have to tell the truth.

00:12:58I am true.

00:12:59It is true we are in our own family.

00:13:01It is true.

00:13:04I am true.

00:13:05I always tell you about it.

00:13:06And we know that we have to tell you.

00:13:06We are telling you about it.

00:13:07Yes.

00:13:08And the we are calling it.

00:13:09We are more conscious parents, so we have our own mistakes and our father's mistakes.

00:13:17That's why we are trying to work with our children.

00:13:21Then we give them logic.

00:13:22Our mother doesn't give logic.

00:13:25If we say it, we say it.

00:13:31Does it have to be a good memory?

00:13:34Travelling with mom.

00:13:36It's a very funny memory.

00:13:37Because I'm going to travel now,

00:13:39so when my time comes,

00:13:41I get old and old.

00:13:43And anxiety starts.

00:13:44Because my mother was the one that we can travel.

00:13:47So now I have a lot of travel in my childhood.

00:13:49Because back and forth in England,

00:13:52and now in America,

00:13:53I have a lot of travel.

00:13:54So my mother was very comfortable with me.

00:13:57Very comfortable.

00:13:59We were so overweight.

00:14:01I still remember that in check-in counter,

00:14:03our suitcases were open.

00:14:04We were so overweight.

00:14:06We were making hand carries.

00:14:09We were so heavy.

00:14:11What was the name of the house?

00:14:13Kupde?

00:14:14Kupde?

00:14:14Kupde.

00:14:15Kupde.

00:14:16Because we are five sisters in America,

00:14:19so we have a sister in England.

00:14:20So we are two sisters in England.

00:14:21Then my mother is in England.

00:14:23So when we go,

00:14:24it's so beautiful.

00:14:26That's a drama.

00:14:27That's a drama.

00:14:30I was carrying a 10-year-old hand carries.

00:14:34And I remember that once,

00:14:35we opened our suitcases

00:14:37and had so much equipment,

00:14:39so my mother said,

00:14:40let's make a hand carry.

00:14:42So we have bags,

00:14:43shopping bags,

00:14:45shoppers,

00:14:45also keep them together.

00:14:47So we have bags.

00:14:48And the counter,

00:14:49she saw it.

00:14:50She said,

00:14:50I won't leave.

00:14:51I'll leave.

00:14:51I won't leave.

00:14:52I won't leave.

00:14:53I won't leave.

00:14:54I won't leave.

00:14:55I won't leave.

00:14:57And I remember that woman

00:14:58followed us until the plane.

00:15:00And she made sure

00:15:02that we don't take those hand bags.

00:15:04So what did you do?

00:15:07She went and begged,

00:15:09begging, pleading,

00:15:09what I did.

00:15:10That's what she wanted basically.

00:15:12Exactly.

00:15:13And the question of my mother is,

00:15:14how much do you do?

00:15:15Whatever you do.

00:15:18That's what she wanted basically.

00:15:19I want to pay for my money.

00:15:22And you gave money.

00:15:24And now,

00:15:25when I was coming,

00:15:274-5 days ago,

00:15:29she said,

00:15:29that this is more than 3 kg.

00:15:31I said,

00:15:32I will keep it in hand carry.

00:15:34I have a hand carry.

00:15:35I have a shopper.

00:15:36That's right.

00:15:37And it was a place of hand carry.

00:15:38She said,

00:15:40you just remove it.

00:15:41And put it in hand carry.

00:15:43That's what I will take in luggage.

00:15:44But I can't access 30 kg.

00:15:46You can't do the back.

00:15:47I can't do that.

00:15:48It's a whole thing.

00:15:49I've got my purse,

00:15:50which is my normal purse,

00:15:51I keep a weight machine.

00:15:54The small thing is.

00:15:55I opened my makeup with a pouch or cream.

00:16:00I and took it at 2 kg,

00:16:02and I said,

00:16:03I don't do anything.

00:16:05I took it and kept it.

00:16:07I said,

00:16:08I don't give money.

00:16:09You have a knowledge,

00:16:10you have to give money.

00:16:11It is a lot of money.

00:16:12How much money is.

00:16:13You are paying so much money when you are travelling yourself.

00:16:16So you don't want to...

00:16:17Now tell you, how are you packing?

00:16:19I travel so light, Vinny.

00:16:22I travel so light that if I have 23 kilos allowed,

00:16:26then I have 12 kilos.

00:16:28I kid you not, I am packing from this way.

00:16:29If I go for 8 days, I will have 8 different outfits.

00:16:33I will have shoes, but my weight will be 12 or 13 kilos.

00:16:36No hand carry.

00:16:37You stole it.

00:16:39And then, okay, okay, the Korean way, right?

00:16:41It's a light thing, I am packing myself.

00:16:43I have a rule like 7, 6, 4, and do it like that.

00:16:47Those bags are not.

00:16:49You keep 4 pants,

00:16:52so 7 shirts,

00:16:55and they match something.

00:16:57And the inner stuff like that,

00:16:59then you change it.

00:17:01I kid you.

00:17:02First, we had to put everything.

00:17:04I don't know, I don't know.

00:17:06Outfits are different, I don't know.

00:17:07I have a big problem.

00:17:09Okay, I've never been overpacked.

00:17:10I'm your mother.

00:17:11I knew it.

00:17:12I knew it.

00:17:12I was just like,

00:17:13if I'm 23,

00:17:15then it will be 23 and a half.

00:17:17So that's fine.

00:17:18I think it's decent.

00:17:19I do such things,

00:17:20I keep keeping heavy things up.

00:17:23But I also have a lot of mishaps.

00:17:24This time, by the way,

00:17:26my suit case broke.

00:17:28My lock was opened.

00:17:29Qatar Airways.

00:17:30I have said,

00:17:31I have to complain.

00:17:32The lock was broken.

00:17:33The lock was broken.

00:17:34The support of Sephora.

00:17:36I don't believe this.

00:17:37Yes, yes, yes, yes.

00:17:37My daughter's sister.

00:17:38I have two daughters.

00:17:39They just wanted me to do something.

00:17:41Anyway,

00:17:42the point being that I packed with it,

00:17:45I didn't take a sink.

00:17:46I took a glass sink from Kami and Sheru.

00:17:50I took a lot of my work.

00:17:51I took a lot of my work.

00:17:52I took a lot of things.

00:17:54I took a lot of things.

00:17:55I don't keep my clothes.

00:17:55I took a lot of things.

00:17:56For a while,

00:18:00I took a lot of things.

00:18:01I took a lot of things.

00:18:02Oh my God.

00:18:03For my bathroom.

00:18:06I can never travel with you.

00:18:08I will never travel with you.

00:18:09Yes, I know.

00:18:10If you were with me,

00:18:14I was leaving alone.

00:18:18I knew I had to take the suit to myself.

00:18:20So, I do training, weight lifting, but before I go to that, I will study my weights.

00:18:29By the way, that is the best kind of exercise that I was with.

00:18:33So, my friend who was in England, his name is Zubhair, he is an artist.

00:18:38He also had a heart attack last year.

00:18:41He is only 50 years old, 52 years old.

00:18:44So, he had a open heart surgery.

00:18:45So, I had two suitcases and said, this is the best exercise.

00:18:53I don't think I can do it.

00:18:55I have done many flights with two suitcases.

00:18:58Because it is the best exercise to do.

00:19:01Yes, it is.

00:19:01The best.

00:19:02In China, when you used to pick up those buckets,

00:19:06which is the best kind of exercise.

00:19:15And your core is tight.

00:19:16You should know that your core is tight.

00:19:18So, now my son had a hand.

00:19:20I said, son, I want to take your hands.

00:19:23Mom, what is the core?

00:19:24Now, what is the core?

00:19:26Engage the core.

00:19:27Oh, what is the core, Mom?

00:19:30So, that's it.

00:19:33Let's go to your childhood.

00:19:34What is the core?

00:19:35My childhood is the birthday at Pizza Hut.

00:19:39Oh!

00:19:41Honestly, I was living in Malaysia.

00:19:43So, that's the only thing.

00:19:44I heard that here is the only thing.

00:19:46So, in Pizza Hut, there was ice cream.

00:19:50Yes.

00:19:51Really?

00:19:52Yes.

00:19:52It was so nice.

00:19:53It wasn't cheese.

00:19:55It wasn't cheese.

00:19:56It wasn't cheese.

00:19:57Like a dough.

00:19:59It was a nice.

00:19:59Yeah, with the ice cream and everything.

00:20:01And it was like...

00:20:03It's like...

00:20:03That's what I thought.

00:20:03So, that attention was so good.

00:20:05My parents told me, please, you should go there.

00:20:08Because they will be singing, right?

00:20:09So, you feel like the queen.

00:20:11So, I was really enjoying this.

00:20:13But, here too.

00:20:14It's also like...

00:20:14No, this is...

00:20:15This is...

00:20:16Ice cream.

00:20:17Ice cream.

00:20:18Yes, but that was something...

00:20:19I ate Nutella.

00:20:20It was in pancakes with Nutella and ice cream.

00:20:23Pizza Hut?

00:20:23Pizza Hut.

00:20:24It's not like a samosa.

00:20:25It's closed, right?

00:20:27Pizza Hut?

00:20:27Pizza Hut.

00:20:28It's closed.

00:20:28In Pakistan, right?

00:20:30Yeah, yeah.

00:20:30I was like...

00:20:32It's in Pakistan.

00:20:33I love it.

00:20:34I don't like it.

00:20:36I don't like it.

00:20:37I don't like it.

00:20:37But, anyway.

00:20:39It's done.

00:20:40After the break,

00:20:41then the next...

00:20:42We get to childhood.

00:20:43We get to childhood from childhood.

00:20:46Now, we stay in childhood.

00:20:47After the break,

00:20:48stay with us.

00:20:49To remember your childhood.

00:20:52Good morning.

00:20:58Welcome.

00:20:59Welcome back.

00:21:00Good morning, Pakistan.

00:21:01So, today we are going to relive our childhood.

00:21:04Basically.

00:21:05And when we talk about childhood,

00:21:07it comes into a spark.

00:21:09And I think it will also come into your eyes.

00:21:11So, this is the spark.

00:21:13And we are going to compare our children's childhood.

00:21:18Basically.

00:21:19Yeah.

00:21:20Break.

00:21:22Sorry.

00:21:22Before we go to childhood,

00:21:25let's see.

00:21:26Let's see.

00:21:27We have written some letters.

00:21:29Oh, okay.

00:21:30Let's read it.

00:21:31You guys said that

00:21:32I played in childhood.

00:21:34I lived with friends.

00:21:36I lived with my friends.

00:21:37I gave them away.

00:21:38I gave them away.

00:21:39Every time,

00:21:40I said that the time is bad.

00:21:42I have to stay at home.

00:21:43I have to stay at home.

00:21:44I have to stay at home.

00:21:46Tell me.

00:21:47If you live in our area,

00:21:49what would you do?

00:21:50Cute.

00:21:51When we thought about the girls,

00:21:52we would leave the girls in the morning.

00:21:54Why?

00:21:55We would leave like that.

00:21:56Yes.

00:21:57But, in today's time,

00:21:58I would leave the girls in the morning.

00:21:59I said that,

00:22:00I had to stay at home.

00:22:02I was like,

00:22:03I was like,

00:22:03Abuzan told me,

00:22:04I have to give her candy.

00:22:06In school,

00:22:07I have to give her candy.

00:22:07So,

00:22:08God can't eat anything.

00:22:09It's so small.

00:22:11But,

00:22:11I have to get so many drugs.

00:22:27And it turned out to be meth or something ridiculous.

00:22:32So be careful, baby.

00:22:34That's why you have to learn how to think about yourself, even as a child, when you

00:22:43have to say no, you need to say no, and keep a code with your mother or father, so that

00:22:51you go alone and tell someone, and play with them, they know their children and they know

00:22:58some new people.

00:22:59Another thing is that there have been a lot of good parks, even from home, so convince

00:23:05your mother to work in the morning, or help you.

00:23:10and then ask her to go to the house.

00:23:14That's a very good idea.

00:23:16She will be able to go outside.

00:23:20We will wash the clothes in the washing machine.

00:23:22We will take a shower.

00:23:24Please, take a shower.

00:23:30If it is warm,

00:23:32like today is warm,

00:23:33children can play in the house.

00:23:37It is dark room.

00:23:39Today I am learning Sudoku.

00:23:43That is the number of games.

00:23:46Let's do it.

00:23:47Or play in the house.

00:23:49There is another game.

00:23:52Spies.

00:23:53There is a lot of games.

00:23:57There is a lot of contact.

00:23:57They are searching on YouTube.

00:23:59Our children will learn from us.

00:24:00But the thing is that they are talking about outside.

00:24:03They are experts.

00:24:05They are experts in mobile games.

00:24:07They know.

00:24:08Today, kids don't play board games.

00:24:11They have a concept.

00:24:12They have a phone concept.

00:24:12Most of them.

00:24:14They have to play in the house.

00:24:15Let me tell you.

00:24:18There was a lot of mobile games in the beach.

00:24:20But now, board games are coming back.

00:24:22I feel that now,

00:24:24a game night trend is starting.

00:24:26Yes, play a carom board.

00:24:27Play a carom board.

00:24:28We know what we play with our children.

00:24:30When we are traveling.

00:24:32We have to go to the restaurant and put it on the phone.

00:24:35What do we do?

00:24:37There is a generation gap.

00:24:38What do we do?

00:24:41We play a different game.

00:24:42We play a different game.

00:24:44What do we do?

00:24:45We make a circle.

00:24:46We keep our friends.

00:24:47We keep our friends.

00:24:48Okay?

00:24:48And then they are cousins.

00:24:51We get to know each other.

00:24:52We get to know each other.

00:24:54With some friends.

00:24:56Truth and Dare.

00:24:57Truth and Dare.

00:24:58We sit on the dining table.

00:25:01They play games.

00:25:03That's right.

00:25:04That's right.

00:25:05That's right.

00:25:06That's right.

00:25:07That's right.

00:25:09That's right.

00:25:11Very good idea.

00:25:14That's right.

00:25:15And then,

00:25:15another one,

00:25:16the interaction.

00:25:17You know what point of view is.

00:25:19I do with my children.

00:25:21I try and encourage them.

00:25:23But I do not.

00:25:24That's right.

00:25:25That the day.

00:25:27Oh, yes.

00:25:28That you have written one day.

00:25:29You have written one day.

00:25:30And before you sleep.

00:25:32What are your hopes and dreams?

00:25:35You have to do it.

00:25:36When you write.

00:25:38When you write.

00:25:40You have to manifest.

00:25:41Yes.

00:25:42I was about to say.

00:25:43Actually, action plan.

00:25:44I was taught that.

00:25:48Mashallah, Mashallah.

00:25:49Lamia has made a world like that.

00:25:51The first thing that supposedly he made.

00:25:55Supposedly not.

00:25:56He made.

00:25:56Was a column.

00:25:57That's right.

00:25:58That's right.

00:25:59That's right.

00:26:00That's right.

00:26:01That's right.

00:26:02That's right.

00:26:04That's right.

00:26:05And how important it is to write.

00:26:07For us as human beings.

00:26:10And a vein goes like that.

00:26:12That goes all the way to your brain.

00:26:14That you write.

00:26:16I mean,

00:26:16you embed it in your brain.

00:26:17You embed it in your brain.

00:26:19That you have to do it.

00:26:20Like you've read that much.

00:26:22That you imagine things like that.

00:26:22I have to remember.

00:26:22That you write them.

00:26:24True.

00:26:25I don't know why.

00:26:25You want to manifest your dreams.

00:26:28Especially when you're children.

00:26:30When you're older, you have me so tired.

00:26:34We are so tired.

00:26:46ideas and new things, just put a pencil and draw your mind, drawing your mind, draw your mind,

00:26:53write your mind, write your mind, because there is no limitation in your mind.

00:26:58There are ideas that I and our ideas have died. So, children, sit in the house,

00:27:05if you don't want to go out, I'm saying you don't want to convince yourself,

00:27:08just sit in the house, just use your hands, is my point.

00:27:13You are creators, you have the ability to make your mind.

00:27:19And you know that food, children are baking, cooking,

00:27:25painting, machine, sit in the house, you can do a lot of things.

00:27:31If I play things in my childhood or eat things in my childhood.

00:27:36No, no, no.

00:27:39In my childhood, my husband encouraged me to do so many things in that time.

00:27:48There was no concept of TV.

00:27:50So I also had a great habit of embroidery.

00:27:55There was a cross-stitch kiwi.

00:27:57There were frames.

00:27:58There were numbers in Denmark.

00:28:03There were a lot of things.

00:28:05So it was great to cross-stitch.

00:28:08I also learned how to cut it.

00:28:12I didn't shock the sly machine.

00:28:15So I had a lot of sly machines.

00:28:17So I was sitting in my house.

00:28:20I used to wash my hands.

00:28:22I used to wash my hands.

00:28:24I used to wash my hands.

00:28:26I used to wash my hands.

00:28:29I used to wash my hands.

00:28:33So I used to wash my hands.

00:28:37That's so cute.

00:28:39So it was a good memory of my childhood.

00:28:42And a bad memory of my children.

00:28:44So I used to wash my hands.

00:28:48So that's my child.

00:28:52I used to wash my hands.

00:28:58I used to wash my hands.

00:29:05So, it's dangerous as well.

00:29:07My mother thought it was wrong, it was wrong.

00:29:10Otherwise, it's a bad person.

00:29:13You have to be careful.

00:29:14By the way, I took my daughter's classes in Taekwondo.

00:29:21I think you're so cool.

00:29:23At the age of 7 and 7.

00:29:25Taekwondo taught us too.

00:29:26Taekwondo taught us.

00:29:28But that time, Taekwondo didn't come.

00:29:30But you know, it's training.

00:29:32Because in our childhood,

00:29:34in that time,

00:29:36in the sense that our mother didn't know how to speak.

00:29:42So, you feel scared.

00:29:43And the kids usually feel scared.

00:29:44Like they said, you feel scared.

00:29:46You don't say it.

00:29:47Because it feels like someone in us.

00:29:49We don't know.

00:29:50A child is in disbelief.

00:29:52What is happening?

00:29:53We're frightened.

00:29:56We don't understand the process.

00:29:58So, kids, always talk your truth.

00:30:28But anyway,

00:30:30I was a machine.

00:30:31I had a mecano set.

00:30:34I remember that.

00:30:35Which set?

00:30:35It's a mecano set.

00:30:36It's not a metal.

00:30:37It's a mecano set.

00:30:40It's a mecano set.

00:30:54A mecano set.

00:31:05I used to do everything I think she was all

00:31:28My mother also gave us all of us, everything

00:31:30When I live in Germany, I also live in Germany

00:31:34I have it here too

00:31:35In the drama class, in the singing class, in the baking class

00:31:39Oh my God, there are so many things that I'm embarrassed

00:31:43I'm not a child

00:31:44Barbie doll

00:31:46This my friend

00:31:47My story is that

00:31:50I was very shocked by Barbie with all my friends

00:31:53I was very shocked

00:31:54My mother was very sensible with her money

00:31:58So it wasn't like our house, I wanted her and she came

00:32:01So when my friends came to Barbie, I was very shocked

00:32:04I was going to play with my friends

00:32:06Barbie, Barbie, Barbie

00:32:08And I used to say, no, it's very expensive

00:32:10In the day of the day, I was looking for a lot

00:32:13That I got it

00:32:15So then my sister

00:32:17After wanting it for a year

00:32:19I waited for one year

00:32:20So then my sister gave me Barbie

00:32:23And I was so happy

00:32:25I was so over the moon

00:32:26Which I remember

00:32:28That I didn't open that Barbie

00:32:30Yeah

00:32:31For five years

00:32:33I had that Barbie brand new packed

00:32:35In that bag

00:32:37And after that

00:32:38Because she was the biggest sister

00:32:39Who gave me Barbie

00:32:41Then on her sister's birthday

00:32:42Because I was a very small girl

00:32:44So I gave it to my niece

00:32:45That she gave me her gift

00:32:46And she opened it in 2 minutes

00:32:48And there and there

00:32:50And I was like heartbroken

00:32:51I was like

00:32:52Heartbroken

00:32:52I had 4 or 5 years

00:32:54I had to keep her

00:32:55And I remember

00:32:56That I opened my cupboard

00:32:57And she was the box

00:32:59That's inside

00:33:00That Barbie

00:33:01And I still remember that Barbie

00:33:03It's a very bitter sweet memory

00:33:07Because after wanting it

00:33:08I had a lot of value.

00:33:12I had a lot of value.

00:33:13I had a lot of value that I didn't have a lot of value.

00:33:14I had to play with it and play with it.

00:33:18I couldn't imagine that it was a lot of value.

00:33:22And this is my habit that I have to get something that I want.

00:33:30I don't have to use it.

00:33:34I just keep it.

00:33:35I keep watching it.

00:33:37I remember that the first time we were giving Barbies,

00:33:41we didn't get anywhere in Pakistan.

00:33:44It was outside.

00:33:45So our neighbor,

00:33:47some of them had immigration.

00:33:50They were selling their things.

00:33:52So we were giving second hand Barbies.

00:33:55And we had four Barbies.

00:33:58And we were playing with two of them.

00:34:02But I remember that

00:34:04that I had to play with them.

00:34:07And it was not my choice.

00:34:10We were doing this.

00:34:11It was 19 Barbies.

00:34:14I still want that.

00:34:15I had to play with them.

00:34:18And they didn't play with Barbies.

00:34:20It was not my choice.

00:34:21I had to play with Barbies.

00:34:24And when they didn't play with them,

00:34:27I had to give them to someone.

00:34:29And I had to play with them.

00:34:31And they didn't have to play with them.

00:34:32And they didn't have to play with them.

00:34:36And they didn't play their dolls.

00:34:37We bought them.

00:34:39We have got them.

00:34:40They have their unmet needs,

00:34:42their wants, their desires.

00:34:44So you didn't want to buy them?

00:34:46I had to play with Barbies.

00:34:49But my neighbor,

00:34:50again,

00:34:51has brought us to Denmark,

00:34:52a proper dollhouse.

00:34:55Oh my god, that's my dear.

00:34:57In which there is no cough-off.

00:34:59You can buy the carpet, table, consoles, little lights.

00:35:07So you buy a bear, you put it on it.

00:35:10Then there are switches and chandeliers.

00:35:13Exactly.

00:35:14There are little lights.

00:35:15I bought it for my daughter.

00:35:16I'm talking about it for 30 years.

00:35:18So Abba gave us one house to both of us.

00:35:22And then every weekend or every month,

00:35:25we bought one thing with the money.

00:35:28We also bought a dining table.

00:35:29Then there are little tables.

00:35:32There are little table lamps.

00:35:36We just bought it.

00:35:38We just didn't buy it.

00:35:40My daughter used to play.

00:35:41We became happy.

00:35:42So we were shocked at that time.

00:35:45My mom and Abba were shocked.

00:35:47My dad used to do this.

00:35:49And we bought one thing.

00:35:50And the daughters said,

00:35:51Now share it.

00:35:52That's beautiful.

00:35:53To learn how to share.

00:35:55But now the children don't share it.

00:35:57No.

00:35:57Everyone is different.

00:35:59Mine.

00:36:00So, it is true.

00:36:01It's like our children don't need them.

00:36:04We're living their children.

00:36:07We're living their their children.

00:36:07And we give them to them.

00:36:09But from the second, the other people of God should put them.

00:36:24That's right.

00:36:26In childhood, there is a lot of difference between her and her love.

00:36:29I remember her story.

00:36:31My little girl, she wanted to be a princess type.

00:36:38I was shocked because of her dress.

00:36:42I didn't get her in that time.

00:36:43She was a white princess dress.

00:36:47She was a heel, a tuck-tuck-tuck.

00:36:51It was a princess birthday.

00:36:52I brought her with the white dress.

00:36:54I brought her in Liberty or Metro.

00:36:57She was a heel.

00:36:58She was a heel.

00:37:02She had a great birthday.

00:37:05But she was crying because the dress was so long.

00:37:08She didn't look at her.

00:37:10When she looked at her, she was angry.

00:37:12She took her dress.

00:37:15She was crying.

00:37:17She was crying.

00:37:18She was crying.

00:37:20She was crying.

00:37:21She was crying.

00:37:22She was crying.

00:37:23So, where is your child's mouth?

00:37:28We try to remove the mouth.

00:37:31No, no, no.

00:37:32Those things are important to them.

00:37:34You know, the traumas that are created.

00:37:37Like your mother created a trauma in you.

00:37:39By not realizing traveling.

00:37:43We don't realize that we are creating trauma with our children.

00:37:47By putting things on them.

00:37:49But they are creating trauma for us.

00:37:52Because we are lacking.

00:37:53When I start someone, my child says,

00:37:56Karen doesn't become Karen.

00:37:58Karen doesn't become Karen.

00:37:59Karen doesn't become Karen.

00:38:00Karen doesn't become Karen.

00:38:01My mother said,

00:38:01Don't be a Karen.

00:38:02I said,

00:38:02Don't be a Karen.

00:38:02I said, first of all, Karen is what it is.

00:38:04Exactly.

00:38:05Let me explain.

00:38:06Good morning, Pakistan.

00:38:13Good morning, Pakistan.

00:38:13Welcome back.

00:38:14Good morning, Pakistan.

00:38:15So, we are reviving the childhood memories of children.

00:38:20We are reviving the childhood memories.

00:38:21You do it.

00:38:22We will feel you.

00:38:24We will go and see you.

00:38:25One, two, three, three.

00:38:26One, two, three.

00:38:27One, two, three.

00:38:27For sure.

00:38:28Right?

00:38:29Now, what about it?

00:38:30I am.

00:38:31I am.

00:38:32I am not good.

00:38:34It is not the best memory.

00:38:36I lost the passport.

00:38:38My father is very nice.

00:38:40Everything is very nice.

00:38:40I think my dad has ADHD.

00:38:43That passport is my mother.

00:38:45My husband, my brother,

00:38:46We were supposed to travel to Sweden.

00:38:49We were supposed to travel to Sweden.

00:38:52We forgot the passport.

00:38:52In the airport.

00:38:54And it was about to board.

00:38:57That means that you went to Dubai?

00:38:59Yes.

00:38:59In the toilet.

00:39:00They gave everyone their passport.

00:39:02And now they are boarding.

00:39:04And we are like,

00:39:04We don't have the passport.

00:39:05Passport, sorry.

00:39:06I was very young at that time.

00:39:09I was crying.

00:39:09And they are like,

00:39:10No, you can't go.

00:39:11God has been so great.

00:39:13God has been so great.

00:39:14I was like,

00:39:14Is this yours?

00:39:16That's how we got to go.

00:39:17That's how we got to go.

00:39:17That's not the only time.

00:39:18Then we travel.

00:39:19We always travel.

00:39:20Passport.

00:39:21We are like,

00:39:23In the taxi.

00:39:24In the taxi.

00:39:25Passport.

00:39:25Then we are going to the police.

00:39:27We are like,

00:39:27My passport is gone.

00:39:28So it's such a bad memory.

00:39:30Now,

00:39:31When I travel,

00:39:32I take my passport.

00:39:33At one point,

00:39:34I take pictures.

00:39:35If I open it,

00:39:37It's like,

00:39:37I feel scared.

00:39:39People call me.

00:39:41Tell me,

00:39:42I take my passport.

00:39:42I got my passport.

00:39:43You take it home.

00:39:44Please take a passport.

00:39:45It was so bad.

00:39:47They were always forget.

00:39:48Yes.

00:39:50People are like,

00:39:51I've missed this.

00:39:53I did that.

00:39:54I didn't know.

00:39:54I've missed my flight.

00:39:56I was only there.

00:39:58Now,

00:39:59And I got to the airport and I thought that my passport is not my passport.

00:40:05Why?

00:40:06I thought it was my passport.

00:40:09So I do this now.

00:40:10She bought a new ticket.

00:40:11We don't realise that we give children or other people trauma.

00:40:16Trauma?

00:40:16But it's so trauma that every person forgets.

00:40:19Like any other responsibility, I don't have to use Yassir's passport.

00:40:29He's good at it.

00:40:31He is very good at it.

00:40:33That's all that matters.

00:40:34Because there's no other responsibility.

00:40:36Who's going to go to hotel?

00:40:38Who's going to go to the morning?

00:40:39Who's going to trip?

00:40:40What's going to happen?

00:40:41I'm a Raju guide.

00:40:43So there's only one responsibility.

00:40:46That's why we have to take a passport.

00:40:47We have to take a lock in the locker.

00:40:50We have to take a lock in the locker.

00:40:50This is so scary.

00:40:52One time, we have to take a lock in the locker.

00:40:55The passport.

00:40:55Hotel?

00:40:56Yes.

00:40:57And we reached the airport.

00:40:59It was three hours away.

00:41:00Oh my god.

00:41:02There you go.

00:41:02The airport.

00:41:05Where we lost the passport.

00:41:06We missed our flights.

00:41:08That's why I and Yassir had no trauma.

00:41:11So, it's only one time.

00:41:13But it's never happened.

00:41:14I know.

00:41:15Never say never.

00:41:16But how does a person leave the passport?

00:41:19Passport?

00:41:20I understood.

00:41:21I forgot.

00:41:24I didn't remember.

00:41:25I thought it was my passport.

00:41:27I forgot.

00:41:28I just forgot.

00:41:29Recognize me.

00:41:30I'm the passport.

00:41:30Yes.

00:41:31I kept everything.

00:41:33I kept everything.

00:41:34Fine.

00:41:34I kept everything.

00:41:37But after that trauma.

00:41:38After that trauma.

00:41:39It happened after that trauma.

00:41:40That after the flight I was in the other day, I keep everything from the lockerer.

00:41:46Exactly.

00:41:47All I kept everything from the back to the back.

00:42:00Exactly.

00:42:00It really doesn't matter, I have a guess I have the same.

00:42:02I can't give all my people.

00:42:04I have the same for myself.

00:42:06I can't give any other moneytir.

00:42:13I always have the same for you.

00:42:18I can't give any money in my needs.

00:42:27Look at that.

00:42:29You say that the Easter Eve was a long time.

00:42:32And in small things, there were some happiness.

00:42:35That's right.

00:42:36But we have a lot of things.

00:42:38But we don't feel that excitement.

00:42:42Why is that?

00:42:45That's why everything is getting.

00:42:47Excessive.

00:42:48Unfortunately, we don't feel that value.

00:42:52That's why everything is getting normal.

00:42:55Exactly.

00:42:55It will end up.

00:42:56Yes, it will end up.

00:42:57When you don't have a lot of water, you don't stay.

00:43:00No.

00:43:00That's why we need to balance.

00:43:05We don't need to do anything.

00:43:08We are children with you.

00:43:11Our mother-in-law is not.

00:43:12But we are doing this wrong with you.

00:43:15That you can get everything every time.

00:43:17Look, we didn't get the new clothes so fast.

00:43:21We got the Easter Eve.

00:43:23Celebrate.

00:43:25The new clothes.

00:43:26We are excited about our new clothes.

00:43:27We are excited about our EDI.

00:43:30Oh my God, that is the money.

00:43:33We got pocket money.

00:43:34We got pocket money.

00:43:35And it was a limited amount.

00:43:38So it was a limited amount.

00:43:39Now, our children, as my children,

00:43:40They had a bad Doritos package, it was a manhus Doritos.

00:43:45The red color was the excitement.

00:43:50We had to find the EDI.

00:43:53We had to get 100 rupees.

00:43:56We had to think about what we would do with this.

00:43:58Now, the Doritos package is 5,000 rupees.

00:44:01Manhus poison that children are eating.

00:44:04We are eating food.

00:44:06The value is growing, it is getting less.

00:44:11It is a very good Doritos.

00:44:14The outside.

00:44:16Exactly, when it is good.

00:44:18The good things are getting good.

00:44:20For example, the good things are not good.

00:44:23They are not good.

00:44:25It was also an excitement.

00:44:28What is your dining table?

00:44:30What is it for?

00:44:31It is also an excitement.

00:44:33That was so good.

00:44:34Sheer khorma.

00:44:35Sheer khorma.

00:44:36Sheer khorma.

00:44:37Sheer khorma.

00:44:39I am thinking about it.

00:44:40It is so true.

00:44:41I have never realized that Eid's happiness compared to my daughter's double.

00:44:47That is because you have said either that Eid is a new cup or if someone is traveling,

00:44:53she would take it.

00:44:54Now, what is it?

00:44:54Mama, I need this.

00:44:56Online order.

00:44:58I need this.

00:44:59I have never seen it.

00:45:00I have never seen it.

00:45:01I have never seen it.

00:45:01So, it is not a concept that Eid's clothes come in.

00:45:05We remember that it was set in the night.

00:45:07We were sleeping early in the morning.

00:45:10We were sleeping early.

00:45:11We were sleeping early in the morning.

00:45:12We are sleeping early today, too, and we were setting it all of our hands by ourselves.

00:45:17I remember that the Pazeb was going down and I bought gongru.

00:45:22We bought gongru when I bought gongru and I would be wearing it.

00:45:37Run, run, run.

00:45:39Oh my god.

00:45:41I don't forget that memory.

00:45:43Why are you six years old?

00:45:45Yes, that's a little bit.

00:45:46And golden coat.

00:45:49Super cute.

00:45:50I think this is the best.

00:45:52That's why it's important for children.

00:45:56Please enjoy it.

00:45:58We put limitations

00:45:59so that we say that

00:46:01our children are creative

00:46:03or fun clothes

00:46:05like my daughter

00:46:06and she was wearing a coat

00:46:09and she was wearing a coat.

00:46:11She was wearing a coat.

00:46:12I will wear a scarf.

00:46:14And we say that

00:46:16don't do it.

00:46:17I think my father should

00:46:20do it.

00:46:23One thing I have learned

00:46:25about the children.

00:46:26My mom has

00:46:27worn everything.

00:46:30But

00:46:34I agree with you.

00:46:35I agree with you.

00:46:38I can't sit there.

00:46:39I can't sit there.

00:46:40I was a shock.

00:46:42It was a shock.

00:46:44It was a shock.

00:46:45It's been my daughter.

00:46:46I saw a therapist about it.

00:47:15It was a shock.

00:47:18that's why our tolerance level is high.

00:47:22Because we are a hero of our own,

00:47:25our tolerance level is high.

00:47:27But do you know that women

00:47:29are the most autoimmune diseases?

00:47:33I do agree.

00:47:34Because we are constantly constantly constantly

00:47:37but your body,

00:47:39women,

00:47:40our body keeps score.

00:47:43That means that that is what we remember.

00:47:45It keeps store emotions.

00:47:47If your mother said to me

00:47:51that I have made this

00:47:52for you and that

00:47:54she has put a bottle of water

00:47:56and she has put a bottle of water.

00:47:57Every time I have a bottle of water

00:47:58and I have a bottle of water,

00:48:00I don't feel happy.

00:48:02I agree on that.

00:48:04I don't feel happy.

00:48:06It was my happy.

00:48:07I am so happy.

00:48:10No.

00:48:11We have not created a wrong thing in children.

00:48:14Who do you do?

00:48:16When we are failing the poor

00:48:18we have tried to send a bottle of water

00:48:20that your daughter

00:48:21it means nothing to you.

00:48:24Mother wants to feel perfect.

00:48:28That's why that's good.

00:48:30But she doesn't feel good.

00:48:33The girl is not good.

00:48:35girls boys also how to say no to people even if it's your own mother even

00:48:41a gap me up to focus yati karra aapko no sikhana chaiye but you may

00:48:46see I don't have to teach about it should be a dash a hat-tik hotey haa ma

00:48:51baap ki is that zoror karo has per daish naikar ni jo aapko ghalat lag

00:48:56raha wo ghalat actually kabhi kabharam aapne bachok na doll samajhte

00:48:59yes your sht emil the only new is local

00:49:23uphop it grow down

00:49:24I got to leave it in St. Yasser

00:49:27It's a baggy style, I can say.

00:49:31If he's 11 years old, I'll take a dress for a 16-year-old child.

00:49:35Because he says that I didn't see my face.

00:49:39My face is tight.

00:49:41You're not putting yourself on him.

00:49:44You're not putting yourself on him.

00:49:49So you're giving your children an agency.

00:49:51What do they want?

00:49:57They don't need a line for their children.

00:50:04That's a strange thing.

00:50:08Next.

00:50:09Let's talk about this.

00:50:12In my life, music was growing.

00:50:16Music and video games came.

00:50:20We lived in my childhood.

00:50:23Top of the Pops came to the radio.

00:50:26I was making tape for my cousins.

00:50:30On TV, I was making tape for my cousins.

00:50:44We used to make tape for my cousins.

00:50:48There was also a place in Lahore.

00:50:49iPod was old.

00:50:52The iPod was very old.

00:50:52The iPod was a big new.

00:50:53Our child was very old.

00:50:53Our walkman came.

00:50:55Why did Walkman came?

00:50:56When Walkman came first.

00:50:57He came first.

00:50:58The Discman came first.

00:50:59He was on the stage.

00:51:01He was on the stage.

00:51:01He came first.

00:51:02The Discman came first.

00:51:03This one was Walkman, then the Discman came first.

00:51:05The Discman came first.

00:51:06The invention was Walkman.

00:51:07It's a great time for you.

00:51:09I tell you about the child's childhood.

00:51:09I love this.

00:51:11It's our time when we watched the radio,

00:51:14and we listened to the radio frequency.

00:51:18At least in Denmark and Germany, I was listening to music.

00:51:21We used to take the tapes to Pakistan.

00:51:24We used to tape,

00:51:25we used to pay money,

00:51:26we used to go to billboards.

00:51:28We used to make tapes and make tapes.

00:51:32Then there was a disc man,

00:51:34then there was a iPod,

00:51:35and now there was a phone.

00:51:36So the music was easier.

00:51:37But music was always there.

00:51:40Very important.

00:51:41Music is very important.

00:51:42I agree, I agree.

00:51:43Music is always there.

00:51:44Music is always there.

00:51:45It starts from your...

00:51:48My son says that I have to do maths,

00:51:50but I have to do music.

00:51:51Wow, that's also a talent.

00:51:53I have to do maths,

00:51:54and many children.

00:51:55Yes, it's very important.

00:51:56Even my daughter.

00:51:57It's a creativity.

00:51:58The music is playing,

00:51:59but they are reading,

00:52:00and I don't ask her why,

00:52:02because it's their own process.

00:52:04Music is very important.

00:52:05I do agree.

00:52:06I do agree.

00:52:08It is very important.

00:52:09I can't do it.

00:52:10I need a lot of focus.

00:52:11But many people don't want music.

00:52:14I can't do it.

00:52:15I can't do it.

00:52:15It would be good for you.

00:52:16If you're singing,

00:52:17then my mind would be singing.

00:52:18I have a car in the inside.

00:52:20I can't do it.

00:52:22Let's show you your childhood.

00:52:24Your childhood.

00:52:26When I started my school in London,

00:52:28I started my school.

00:52:30I went to grade 6.

00:52:33I went to school.

00:52:34I sat in my car.

00:52:35I went to school.

00:52:36I went to school.

00:52:37I waited for the car.

00:52:38I went to London.

00:52:41My whole life turned upside down.

00:52:43Because there was no concept of going to the car.

00:52:46You would walk and go.

00:52:47You would walk and go.

00:52:48You would walk and go.

00:52:49Yes.

00:52:50If you're very far,

00:52:51you would go to school bus.

00:52:53Yes.

00:52:54No, it's not school bus.

00:52:55It's not in America.

00:52:56It's in London.

00:52:57There's no school bus concept.

00:52:58You take your regular transport.

00:52:59Double-deckers are going.

00:53:00Lovely.

00:53:01You will sit on the bus stop.

00:53:03You will wait there.

00:53:04You will wait there.

00:53:05That's very difficult.

00:53:06I remember when I went to school,

00:53:08the first season was 30-30s.

00:53:11Oh.

00:53:12After I lived in Karachi,

00:53:13there was a shock.

00:53:16I used to walk 20-minute walk.

00:53:19Then, 20-minute walk.

00:53:20I remember the weather was 30-30s.

00:53:22Mawasam,

00:53:23when I was coming to school,

00:53:24I was in the middle of 3.30,

00:53:25I was in the middle of the night.

00:53:27Literally,

00:53:27by the time I was at home,

00:53:29I was in the middle of the night.

00:53:30So, it was very difficult.

00:53:33I was very young also.

00:53:35But now that I think back,

00:53:37I think I should have enjoyed it more.

00:53:39Because it was such an amazing time.

00:53:41It was such an amazing life.

00:53:43It was so good.

00:53:44There was no tension.

00:53:45School was going.

00:53:46I swear.

00:53:46New friends were going.

00:53:47There was a good schooling system.

00:53:49And I was living there.

00:53:51They were so independent.

00:53:53They didn't get exposure here.

00:53:55You don't get exposure here.

00:53:56When you are going to school 20-minute walk,

00:53:58you are crossing many markets,

00:54:01residential areas.

00:54:02People are crossing.

00:54:03People are crossing.

00:54:04How do we deal with it?

00:54:05How do we deal with it?

00:54:06How do we deal with it?

00:54:06How do we cross the road?

00:54:08What do we do with it?

00:54:09There is a conference.

00:54:10I enjoyed this time.

00:54:13I was in school.

00:54:13I was in Germany.

00:54:14I was cycling.

00:54:15I was cycling.

00:54:17That's even though.

00:54:18Yes.

00:54:18Again in Germany.

00:54:19I was in Bonn.

00:54:20I was cycling.

00:54:21I enjoyed that time period.

00:54:22I enjoyed it.

00:54:24At that time,

00:54:24we didn't have a car.

00:54:26We went from Pakistan.

00:54:28We went from Abu Dari.

00:54:29We had a cycle.

00:54:31We had a cycle.

00:54:32We had a cycle.

00:54:33We had a cycle.

00:54:34And someone asked us,

00:54:35which car is?

00:54:36We had a car.

00:54:37We had a car.

00:54:38We had a car.

00:54:40We had a car.

00:54:42We had a car.

00:54:43We had a car.

00:54:44We had a car.

00:54:45You are independent.

00:54:47You see,

00:54:48that's the thing.

00:54:49If you work in childhood,

00:54:53you have confidence.

00:54:55BBC has made a documentary.

00:54:57They followed these little kids in London.

00:55:00When school is 4-5-6 years old,

00:55:04they follow them.

00:55:05It actually teaches you.

00:55:07A lot.

00:55:08When we were hunter-gatherers

00:55:09and we lived in tribes,

00:55:11the kids would go out

00:55:13and learn how to go out.

00:55:16So this way,

00:55:18when you go to school,

00:55:19you go to Japan and China.

00:55:22A lot of European countries do that.

00:55:24You go to school yourself.

00:55:26In Pakistan,

00:55:28there is a certain class

00:55:29where the kids do this.

00:55:30Only middle class and elite

00:55:32don't go there.

00:55:34Even in Kaneda,

00:55:35we were in Lahore.

00:55:37So we sat in the train.

00:55:38We were local transport.

00:55:40That was amazing.

00:55:40That was the time

00:55:41that you could use.

00:55:42It was a little difficult.

00:55:44But we were too busy.

00:55:45But now we are.

00:55:46But now we are too busy.

00:55:47With big brothers.

00:55:49With big brothers.

00:55:50And then they go on a bike.

00:55:51Or even with van.

00:55:52They are so fun.

00:55:53Then van life we have to go.

00:55:55And I am loving it.

00:55:56And I was like, please, let me go to the van.

00:55:58That was great.

00:55:59It's so much fun.

00:56:00We are friends with you.

00:56:01We are friends with you.

00:56:02Exactly.

00:56:03We have a little break.

00:56:04Oh, how fun to talk.

00:56:06I'm literally relive.

00:56:07And sitting back is the coolest thing.

00:56:09Oh, oh, oh.

00:56:09We are coming.

00:56:10And there is a case.

00:56:12What's going on?

00:56:12On the break?

00:56:18Welcome.

00:56:19Welcome back.

00:56:19Good morning, Pakistan.

00:56:21So, yes.

00:56:22Revive childhood.

00:56:23Now you can see it.

00:56:24You can see it.

00:56:25You can see it.

00:56:26Freshness has come.

00:56:27Absolutely.

00:56:28Because this is what we were talking about.

00:56:31Research.

00:56:32Yes.

00:56:32They have Harvard School.

00:56:35They have research.

00:56:37They have Dr. Lang.

00:56:39They have research.

00:56:40They have 70 to 80 years old.

00:56:44They have put them in such an environment.

00:56:47It's a beautiful old people's home.

00:56:50It's a culture.

00:56:51It's a culture.

00:56:51There's a culture.

00:56:51You are young.

00:56:54They have a great place.

00:56:54They give them a place to live.

00:56:56So, old people's home.

00:56:57They have put them in 70 to 80 years old.

00:56:59And one of them had thought of their longing.

00:57:02They had sugar.

00:57:03They were heart patients.

00:57:04It was all vital.

00:57:05It was all.

00:57:06It was a great place.

00:57:07It was a beautiful place.

00:57:08It was a great place.

00:57:08It was a very good place.

00:57:08It was a great place.

00:57:09But another group of men,

00:57:11who were also 70 and 80 years old,

00:57:13they put in such an environment

00:57:17where all the furniture, music,

00:57:19everything was the same when they were 17 years old.

00:57:23When they were much younger.

00:57:25So in 1953, they put everything in there

00:57:29and said that you don't want to think that you have sugar

00:57:31or you don't want to think that you have a heart patient.

00:57:34You don't want to eat milk.

00:57:37Basically, you don't want to get stressed.

00:57:38You have to think that you have to listen to the music

00:57:42and that you have to talk about when you were 17 years old.

00:57:45In a week, they saw that their vitals are better,

00:57:50their sugar is better, their heart is better.

00:57:52And in a month, their biological age has become younger.

00:57:56So as you think about stress,

00:57:59your body will react.

00:58:02If you would say that we have a lot of people

00:58:19that you have a lot of people.

00:58:30That's right.

00:58:31That's right.

00:58:33That's right.

00:58:37That's right.

00:58:38That's right.

00:58:39That's right.

00:58:40That's right.

00:58:41That's right.

00:58:43So why do we feel like our kids?

00:58:47Absolutely.

00:58:48I agree.

00:58:48They need to give them a gift to their mother again.

00:58:51My wife says, I'm happy.

00:58:53You don't have to say anything,

00:58:54neither about children,

00:58:55nor about any other.

00:58:56You do you.

00:58:57If you look good,

00:58:58you must do it.

00:58:59If you wear orange,

00:59:01and you wear 60 or 50 years old,

00:59:04you wear whatever you want,

00:59:06do it.

00:59:06People don't like it.

00:59:09I know many people,

00:59:10but who will see us?

00:59:12Who will see me?

00:59:13Who will see me?

00:59:15Exactly.

00:59:15You do it yourself.

00:59:19I'm trying.

00:59:20I'm trying.

00:59:21I'm trying.

00:59:21And the other thing,

00:59:22which is very important,

00:59:24is that the experience is more important.

00:59:26This is the thing,

00:59:27you can experience that.

00:59:29You can also experience that.

00:59:31They talk about passport,

00:59:33you talk about traveling,

00:59:36you talk about that experience,

00:59:37which we were saying,

00:59:38they have taken that experience

00:59:39with your children.

00:59:41That if you don't have trauma,

00:59:43when you don't have trauma,

00:59:44you are living with experiences,

00:59:46not from things,

00:59:48but from experiences.

00:59:49If you go out and play,

00:59:51if you are playing at home,

00:59:53you have done a board game,

00:59:54you have done experience.

00:59:55You travel,

00:59:56you don't buy things,

00:59:58you don't buy things,

00:59:58you have done experiences.

01:00:00I remember the experience

01:00:00from the break.

01:00:02I remember Michael Jackson's music.

01:00:05I was watching Michael Jackson's music.

01:00:07I was watching Michael Jackson's music.

01:00:09I was watching Michael Jackson's music.

01:00:10I ended her.

01:00:12And we were very young.

01:00:13We weren't allowed to go.

01:00:14It was a cut-off time,

01:00:16that if you are 13 years old,

01:00:17you are not.

01:00:17So,

01:00:18my dad didn't bring us things,

01:00:20we had experiences.

01:00:22So,

01:00:22I was little,

01:00:23I was 15,

01:00:23I was 16,

01:00:24in 1989.

01:00:25He had a concert in Wembley.

01:00:27And my daughter was 13 years old.

01:00:29He had nothing.

01:00:29We took him and took him.

01:00:32He also had the excitement.

01:00:33He was also concerned.

01:00:33like in films,

01:00:34we were able to take him and take him.

01:00:37That's all.

01:00:38So,

01:00:39experiences are very important.

01:00:41That you go to concerts,

01:00:43how many concerts,

01:00:45how many musicians have come.

01:00:46I mean,

01:00:47Hassan Rahim,

01:00:48so many.

01:00:49So,

01:00:50travel.

01:00:51Why not do that?

01:00:53I'm so glad.

01:00:54I'm glad I am.

01:00:55I was glad to go to my children.

01:00:56I went to my children to my children.

01:00:57In Islamabad there.

01:00:58I mean, I know that it's difficult to go to Karachi, but if you are in Lahore or in Pishawar

01:01:07or in any other country, you can experience your children outside.

01:01:12My husband has a very good memories to cherish our children. They say that we had a mood when we

01:01:22had packing for 10 minutes and went to the picnic.

01:01:26Why do you stay at home? As I do, we had a lot of shock.

01:01:34So we went to the garden in Germany. We went to the garden and went to the picnic.

01:01:41There were friends who made something like a one-dish party.

01:01:46And there were no things. There were no things.

01:01:48No, no. There were other parts. There were also baskets.

01:01:51Frisbee, ball, badminton. So there were so many things.

01:01:56I know that it's hard for everyone. But if you have to give a full child, then you have to

01:02:04plan things for that.

01:02:05It's not necessary to plan things with money.

01:02:08Without the money, there are many free places.

01:02:14I mean, if you have to give a full child, then you plan their children so that they can get

01:02:23more than anything.

01:02:24They will not remember these things.

01:02:25They will remember these things.

01:02:27They will remember them.

01:02:28They will remember them.

01:02:29They will remember them.

01:02:29They said that their daughter was 15 years old.

01:02:32We told them about it.

01:02:34We talked about it.

01:02:35We talked about it.

01:02:37We talked about it.

01:02:39Even the people who applied their attention and the pinched experiences are more important.

01:02:41You plan to seducidize the fort Apollo with a small child who didn't tell you anything.

01:02:47You did make responsibility so that they were able to learn their experiences.

01:02:52If you've talked about the trip and it was like an accident.

01:02:57So you're learning the same things.

01:02:59You can give tools so that you can get an agency.

01:03:04Show them their relationships with themselves.

01:03:08We played an Atari game by the way, our children had an Atari game and we didn't have anything else

01:03:14to do with Daka sweets, so that was our favorite.

01:03:19That's why I forgot her name and it was a book reading.

01:03:26Kaccha Gola, Kaccha Gola.

01:03:28We were talking about the Kaccha Gola in my childhood.

01:03:32It was called Kaccha Gola to be my children.

01:03:43We didn't get the Kulsi of K rail.

01:03:45What was her mom?

01:03:46I was still getting the Kaccha Gola.

01:03:51Yes, I was getting the Kaccha Gola.

01:04:01I hate that red dye.

01:04:03My daughter has made lollies in the winter.

01:04:08She was put 104 bucks.

01:04:10She was put in a bag.

01:04:11She was put in a bag.

01:04:12She was put in a bag.

01:04:13She was put in a bag.

01:04:14I give her food.

01:04:16You have to be very careful.

01:04:18You are showing us 5 minutes before.

01:04:21She was talking about all the parties.

01:04:23My wall's ice cream truck.

01:04:25I remember when I came back from school.

01:04:26When I came back from school.

01:04:28The cycle was coming back.

01:04:31I lived in the building.

01:04:32We were all friends.

01:04:34We were running down.

01:04:35We were taking ice cream.

01:04:36I remember that there was a calip.

01:04:39Ice lollies in the cupboard.

01:04:40Ice lollies.

01:04:42It was very fun.

01:04:46How common.

01:04:47I literally wrote rainbow ice cream.

01:04:49It was rainbow ice cream.

01:04:51No, it was a walnut.

01:04:52It was so good.

01:04:54You can't tell the taste.

01:04:55It was the best.

01:04:57It was the color.

01:04:59It was so good.

01:05:01Ice lollies.

01:05:02Ice lollies.

01:05:03I don't know.

01:05:04It will be brand new.

01:05:05But my favorite is Mama Mia.

01:05:08Raspberry.

01:05:09I don't know.

01:05:10I thought it was Karachi KB's ice cream.

01:05:13I thought it was a good taste.

01:05:14It's a good taste.

01:05:14We used to have blueberry or blackberry ice cream.

01:05:17I still get it.

01:05:17After all mangoes are getting.

01:05:19It's a little mix.

01:05:22It's an ice cream.

01:05:24That's what you're talking about.

01:05:24It's an ice cream.

01:05:25It's a pishawari ice cream.

01:05:27It's an actual ice cream.

01:05:28Yes, it's a pishawari ice cream.

01:05:29It's a pishawari ice cream.

01:05:30It's a pishawari ice cream.

01:05:34It's a pishawari ice cream.

01:05:40Still good.

01:05:41I agree.

01:05:43Hanifia's burger.

01:05:44Every time I see.

01:05:45I'm talking about food but I don't know.

01:05:47I'm talking about Demi's burger.

01:05:48My sister, when we are in Pakistan, our trip will be brought to Raju.

01:05:52Broost.

01:05:53Broost is brought to the broost.

01:05:57Broost is made of broost.

01:05:59I like it.

01:06:00Now we have French fries.

01:06:03Rode-fried.

01:06:04I know.

01:06:05I know.

01:06:06I like that.

01:06:06I like it but my mother saw a show where she showed her that the gold is coming from.

01:06:13Which concept is made of heads.

01:06:16And she said she is coming from the shoes.

01:06:19Yes, yes, yes.

01:06:21They used to use all kinds of animals to get the animal fat out of it.

01:06:26We are growing up now, we know about the kids.

01:06:28My daughter was very boring in childhood.

01:06:33She was reading books and introvert.

01:06:37But my daughter was very entertaining.

01:06:39I was very little.

01:06:40Every week she had a party.

01:06:43Or a costume party.

01:06:45And she had a full costume party.

01:06:47She was invited to a full costume party.

01:06:50If she was not, she was a Barbie party.

01:06:53She was making a show.

01:06:55She was very beautiful and tidy prepared.

01:06:57We didn't know what her marriage was about,

01:07:00We had married by a girl and her baby.

01:07:02She was very nice.

01:07:03Our cycle things.

01:07:05She is so cute.

01:07:07That is so cute.

01:07:08Of course, we had married the woman.

01:07:11She didn't know what she did.

01:07:13They also had biryani pakti because we couldn't eat.

01:07:15She had really biryani pakti.

01:07:18And like…

01:07:19Yeah, yes, yes.

01:07:19It was our birthday. It was our samosa, patties and chips.

01:07:24It was a very soft birthday.

01:07:26And we put balloons and ribbons on our own.

01:07:31And we made goodie bags on our own.

01:07:33What a shame.

01:07:34It was a soft birthday.

01:07:35Actually, yes.

01:07:36I tell my daughter that I married her dolls.

01:07:39She wouldn't like it.

01:07:40If she was little, she would do it.

01:07:42Look, we made a lot of things in our children.

01:07:46We made a lot of things in our childhood.

01:07:47That's why it was a fantasy.

01:07:51That's why we wanted to get married.

01:07:52That was the thing.

01:07:53Now, our children have gone far from us.

01:07:56Those who are playing games or who are working,

01:07:59are growing from our fantasy.

01:08:01Exactly.

01:08:02They know that this is fantasy.

01:08:05Fantasy, yeah.

01:08:06It's not fantasy.

01:08:08Their worlds are more fantastical than ours.

01:08:11Yes.

01:08:11Because the fantasy needs to be very fantastical.

01:08:15So, that's why our lives are very fantastical.

01:08:18I have a great childhood.

01:08:20Wholesome.

01:08:21Wholesome.

01:08:21I have heard that Abu came to me somewhere.

01:08:23Someone gave me a friend.

01:08:24I was very small.

01:08:25I said, what will you become older?

01:08:27I said, Uncle Dulhan.

01:08:28All the children.

01:08:29What? Seriously?

01:08:30It's not my daughter.

01:08:31I don't know.

01:08:32I never want to.

01:08:34Abu came back home.

01:08:35He said, I'm so embarrassed.

01:08:37I will become Dulhan.

01:08:38What will you do?

01:08:39My cousin said, I will become a dancer.

01:08:43So, he said, my mother is a culture.

01:08:46What do you mean?

01:08:47He said, I will become older, he will die.

01:08:49Oh, my God.

01:08:50He said, what?

01:08:51The possibility of children.

01:08:53The possibility of children.

01:08:54Definitely.

01:08:55That's why our children don't kill them.

01:08:57That's why you don't know anything.

01:08:59You don't know what they have become older.

01:09:01And what they have written in their dimensions.

01:09:03What do we do?

01:09:04We make them our own way.

01:09:06We make them our own way.

01:09:07Without realizing that in our children,

01:09:09there is a lot of potential.

01:09:11And in some other things.

01:09:12If Nida is a good thing,

01:09:14or I am a good thing,

01:09:15then my children will be a good thing.

01:09:16So please,

01:09:17your children will be full of potential.

01:09:20Thank you for listening to your children's story.

01:09:23And all of our viewers,

01:09:25you may be happy to be here today,

01:09:27sit in your gathering and talk about your children's story.

01:09:29Revive.

01:09:30Revive.

01:09:36Revive.

01:09:37Revive.

01:09:38Revive.

01:09:40Revive.

01:09:55Revive.

01:09:56Revive.

01:09:57Cephal Hak Sahabi.

01:09:58Co-s 간단.

01:10:00Diabetologist and Encrologist.

01:10:02Endocrinologist.

01:10:03Endocrinologist.

01:10:04Endocrinologist.

01:10:05And these doctors,

01:10:06do these are some hormone's work?

01:10:08They are endocrinologists.

01:10:10Comments.

01:10:11Cancer doctors.

01:10:12Actually, they are oncologist.

01:10:13They are oncologist.

01:10:14That's the mix.

01:10:15So he is head of the academic

01:10:17Bakai Institute of Diabetology and Enchrology.

01:10:21Endocrinology.

01:10:22Welcome to the show. Thank you.

01:10:52Then we say that your sugar levels are increasing in the blood.

01:10:56We say that it has diabetes.

01:11:01The sugar levels, which the body maintains 24 hours,

01:11:07is not working in maintaining the body.

01:11:10We say that it has diabetes.

01:11:16There are many factors for diabetes.

01:11:21But we will keep three of them for easy.

01:11:26One type 1 diabetes means that this is the diabetes that is in children.

01:11:36It is called type 1.

01:11:39Why is it different?

01:11:43There are many different mechanisms.

01:11:44There are many pathways.

01:11:46There is no need to be genetic.

01:11:48But there are changes in different bodies.

01:11:51There may be a viral infection.

01:11:53There may be autoimmune.

01:11:54There may be a power of your pancreas.

01:11:58It may be destroyed by type 1 diabetes.

01:12:04But it may be possible to understand.

01:12:04It may also happen.

01:12:06But in the common sense,

01:12:08Because the majority,

01:12:1090% and above have children,

01:12:12This is why children have diabetes.

01:12:14Okay.

01:12:15Then the other diabetes,

01:12:17which the type 2 diabetes is known as diabetes.

01:12:21Okay.

01:12:21Then you can understand that

01:12:22If there are 98% type 2,

01:12:25then it will be 2% near.

01:12:26or it will be less type 1 diabetes.

01:12:29Okay.

01:12:30Now, the third section is also very important.

01:12:32Which type 2 was the type 2?

01:12:34The type 2 diabetes is the most common diabetes that we see in the morning, evening, evening and evening.

01:12:41This is also involved in genetics.

01:12:43This is how to eat and eat.

01:12:46This is also involved in our lifestyle.

01:12:48This is also involved in all the diabetes.

01:12:52This will be type 2 diabetes.

01:12:53Okay.

01:12:54The total diabetes is about 90-90-90-90-90.

01:13:00It is very high prevalence.

01:13:03And type 3?

01:13:04Type 3 diabetes is the type 3 diabetes which we call gestational diabetes.

01:13:09That means that the diabetes in pregnancy is the type 3 diabetes.

01:13:14We call gestational diabetes.

01:13:16There are also other types of diabetes.

01:13:19But if there are 3 types of diabetes, then there are many types of diabetes.

01:13:24What are the symptoms of diabetes?

01:13:27When we talk about diabetes, we talk about type 2 diabetes.

01:13:33Because type 1 is very different.

01:13:38But if you have no symptoms, we learn all the types of diabetes.

01:13:43The type 2 diabetes is the type 2 diabetes.

01:13:47There is no symptoms, it totally happens.

01:13:54However, we don't know the same.

01:13:54This means that the diabetes is normal.

01:13:56However, when we talk about diabetes, they also have type 2 diabetes.

01:13:59Most people who tend to be a lot more.

01:14:00They tend to get more of the excess, right?

01:14:02Sometimes people ignore them and say, doctor, I drink a lot of water, so they relate to this.

01:14:13But if you have to drink a lot of natural instinct, you usually sleep in the morning and in the

01:14:24morning you will take a lot of urine.

01:14:27But if your eyes are open, this is a very important point.

01:14:33If you have to drink a lot of water in the morning, you also drink a lot of water in

01:14:39the morning.

01:14:39That's why you have to drink a lot of water in the morning.

01:14:43This is a very important point.

01:14:46Another point is that the person is saying that I have to drink a lot of water.

01:14:50And I have no lifestyle that I have to exercise a lot.

01:14:54But my weight is also reduced.

01:14:57So this is also an example that you have diabetes.

01:15:00You have to get sick of diabetes because of that you have to get sick of diabetes.

01:15:03But I am very tired of this morning.

01:15:07So you have to check out that there isn't a lot of diabetes.

01:15:12I have seen my grandmother check the diabetes from my grandmother.

01:15:18She had a prick and put the strips on the blood.

01:15:24It was a whole process.

01:15:26She was prepared for it.

01:15:29Sometimes we had to leave her in the mood.

01:15:31But we had to keep her in the mood.

01:15:35We had to maintain the sugar.

01:15:36to be able to get it, because it is high or low, because it is low, because there is no

01:15:41harm.

01:15:42There is no other solution.

01:15:44It is easy.

01:15:45There was a lot of modern science, such as we have been able to get better.

01:15:51The solution was overall in the world.

01:15:54It was also in Pakistan.

01:15:56But the good thing is that in Pakistan,

01:15:58our local manufacturing company,

01:16:01they have a very strong initiative,

01:16:04a device,

01:16:05they have introduced a device.

01:16:10This is called CGM.

01:16:12CGM is called Continuous Glucose Monitoring.

01:16:17It is such a device,

01:16:19which is a type of sticker.

01:16:21It is attached to your body.

01:16:23Is it a sticker or a pin?

01:16:25It is a very common pin,

01:16:27as you don't know.

01:16:28It is a very common pin.

01:16:30We have to tell the patient,

01:16:32we have to tell the concept,

01:16:33that we have to go inside.

01:16:35It is a very common pin.

01:16:37It is a common pin.

01:16:40It is a common pin.

01:16:42It is a common pin.

01:16:43It is a sticker.

01:16:45You usually can hide it.

01:16:47Where can you hide it?

01:16:48You can hide it easily.

01:16:51You can hide it easily.

01:16:53It is easy for you to go back and back and back.

01:16:55It is easy to put it easily.

01:16:59It is a sticker.

01:16:59It is not a removal.

01:17:00It is not a removal.

01:17:03It is a strong sticker.

01:17:07It is about 15 days.

01:17:10It is a good thing.

01:17:11It is a good thing.

01:17:12It is easily removed.

01:17:14It is a sticker.

01:17:17It is a sticker.

01:17:23It has to be commissioned.

01:17:23Yes, it is a new condition.

01:17:24We have to check it out.

01:17:25For the veins,

01:17:26for the veins we check the veins.

01:17:28It is called venous blood sample.

01:17:30Yes, it is an変er.

01:17:37For the veins we have to check the glucometer.

01:17:46monitoring

01:17:46Okay

01:17:47So this is full of sugar daily

01:17:49every day

01:17:5024 hours

01:17:50How will you check that?

01:17:52We will check that

01:17:53This is a simple phone

01:17:54Today

01:17:55Every one of the smartphones

01:17:56is available

01:17:57The smartphone is available

01:17:58The application is available

01:17:59The app is downloaded

01:18:01The app is downloaded

01:18:02The app is connected

01:18:04What is this?

01:18:06This is the latest technology

01:18:09that is available in the world

01:18:11In which you don't have to prick the sensor

01:18:13First of all you have to prick the sensor

01:18:14You do it and check it

01:18:16You do it and check it

01:18:17You do it and check it

01:18:18What happens in a gathering

01:18:20Everyone is watching

01:18:21What is happening?

01:18:22What is happening?

01:18:23So one of the confusion

01:18:25Now you don't have to do anything

01:18:26If I sit and put it

01:18:28I just didn't have to do it

01:18:29I just saw the phone

01:18:29The phone on the phone

01:18:3124 hours a day

01:18:3224 hours a day

01:18:3324 hours a day

01:18:34And the person will not know

01:18:37Because you can't even know

01:18:38I just saw the phone

01:18:39I just saw the phone

01:18:40You just saw the phone

01:18:41Just saw the reading

01:18:42You don't need to read it

01:18:46You don't need to read it

01:18:47This is state of the art technology

01:18:49This is the state of the art technology

01:18:49Do you use diabetic patients

01:18:50or normal people

01:18:53For example

01:18:54For example

01:18:55In genes

01:18:56For example

01:18:57In genes

01:18:59This is very important

01:19:00Another question

01:19:00You do it

01:19:01If you can see

01:19:01You are very intelligent

01:19:03And very intelligent

01:19:04Yes

01:19:04For example

01:19:05Diabetic patients

01:19:06are better

01:19:07For example

01:19:09It is the most difficult thing for the sugar and proper maintenance of the sugar checking, which is a little

01:19:18difficult to prick every day.

01:19:20In the morning, in the morning, in the morning, in the morning, in the morning, after eating it is a

01:19:25difficult task.

01:19:26It is a difficult task for them.

01:19:28It is a difficult task for them.

01:19:29But those people who have a strong family, have a sugar, have a 40-year-old, have a lot of

01:19:36weight, lifestyle is different.

01:19:38For them, it is a difficult task for them to see what their blood, blood and blood are being developed

01:19:46after eating.

01:19:47After eating something.

01:19:48After eating something.

01:19:49After eating something.

01:19:58Normally, the sugar level will be higher.

01:20:01How much time it is high?

01:20:03This is very important.

01:20:04Because in the normal individuals, in the normal individuals, in the normal individuals, the sugar level will increase the body.

01:20:12Because the high sugar level will increase the heart, the heart and the heart.

01:20:18If it is sustained or maintained,

01:20:21the normal individuals, which is strong family history,

01:20:25which is a strong family history.

01:20:25In Pakistan, there are 3-45-45-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0

01:20:31-0.

01:20:31This is a data.

01:20:33It is a data.

01:20:33And it is actually a few more.

01:20:36It is a bit more.

01:20:37It is a bit more.

01:20:39How do we get back?

01:20:41How do we get back?

01:20:41That our number of 3-45-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0

01:20:44-0-0-0-0-0-0?

01:20:45We get back to the reward.

01:20:46We get back or back.

01:20:47So for this,

01:20:50our system is very important.

01:20:52By the way,

01:20:53we check the health of our body's health.

01:20:54By our age,

01:20:54We check our blooded blood.

01:20:55We check the symptoms.

01:20:57We check our blooded blood.

01:20:58At times we check the blood.

01:21:00There is a blood pressure.

01:21:00Our blood pressure.

01:21:00If we get back again,

01:21:02we turn this through.

01:21:04It is an important illness from heart.

01:21:08And we have to keep this blood pressure.

01:21:13We check the blood pressure.

01:21:14And we check the blood pressure.

01:21:16before but the most important thing is the main thing.

01:21:19How many people use this in Pakistan?

01:21:22Awareness, the idea of this show will be the main thing.

01:21:29One issue is the one which is very important.

01:21:32This is a financial issue.

01:21:34But my opinion is that we all have a message to Pakistan's people.

01:21:40We have to pay attention to the outdoor eating,

01:21:43eating, eating, and the car's maintenance.

01:21:47Diabetes is less than a day.

01:21:49Doctur's have a pain.

01:21:51Besides, doctors' pain is the same.

01:21:53The pain is the pain of the disease.

01:21:56It's a pain of the disease.

01:21:58Mother of all diseases.

01:21:59The pain of the disease is the pain of the disease.

01:22:01So, how big it is.

01:22:03So, if you have a lot of money in your budget,

01:22:07but you have a health of your health,

01:22:10we have to do that

01:22:12we have to do that

01:22:14in Pakistan

01:22:15we have to do that

01:22:19including myself

01:22:20including myself

01:22:23we don't have any attention

01:22:26we don't have to do that

01:22:27when we have all the money

01:22:28then we say

01:22:32it's too late

01:22:33so if we have to do that

01:22:37we have to do that

01:22:40we have to do that

01:22:42availability is very easy

01:22:44very easy

01:22:44help line

01:22:46there are many hospitals

01:22:48and centers

01:22:49especially centers

01:22:53where diabetes

01:22:54they have educators

01:22:56they are all available

01:22:58do we have to do it

01:23:01or do we have to go to a doctor

01:23:0415-15 days later

01:23:05we can do it

01:23:30thank you

01:23:33thank you

01:23:38you

01:23:50good morning

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