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00:00:06This is the morning that came from your eyes

00:00:10The morning that came from your eyes

00:00:11The morning that came from the USA

00:00:20USA Musku Rai Hai

00:00:23Ye Subhaan Jo Aai Hai

00:00:30Rit-ditu, rit-ditu, rit-ditu, rit-ditu

00:00:35Yung kun-kunah rahi hai wo

00:00:37Sab ko jaga rahi hai wo

00:00:40Haan pool leke choc me

00:00:42Jo Chidhiya Cheh-Cahai Hai

00:00:50Dhuli, dhuli, dhuli, dhuli, dhuli

00:00:52Hai osmeh, dhuli, dhuli

00:00:55Zara, zara, julpuli

00:00:58Sharaaratu me hai guli

00:01:00Subhaan Jo Aai Hai

00:01:07Rit-ditu, rit-ditu, rit-ditu, rit-ditu, rit-ditu, rit-ditu, rit-ditu, rit-ditu

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

00:01:19Pakistan, kya hal, kaise hai, aap loog, thik, thak hai

00:01:24Mai kal, aapne bête ko dhek ke na, mai kai, aapne bachpand mein kal chalhi gai

00:01:29Our methi soch rai thi

00:01:32Ki mai uski riye ssoch rai ho, kiya activities

00:01:35thalash kerosun ki wap, ipad ka pichah chodhde

00:01:38If I go to my child, I have many memories in my mind that we were doing what we were

00:01:47doing.

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

00:01:51Our time was set.

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

00:01:58and we were going to play the playgrounds in the yard and in the courtyard,

00:02:04we were going to play the bed-minton because it was so warm in June, July,

00:02:11it seemed that we would not study the heat.

00:02:14We were going to play in mid-minton and we were going to play the bed-minton

00:02:27we had to learn our children, we had to learn our children, we had to learn our children as well,

00:02:30but in other words, we had time to learn our activities or our children in a proper way.

00:02:41Why didn't we have a time for today? Why didn't we have a time for today? Why didn't we do

00:02:46sports outside?

00:02:47Why didn't we have a time for today's children, who are living children, do you think we have better children?

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

00:03:01But today, we will realize that our children are giving their children.

00:03:07They are giving their children as a parent, they are giving their children full of their children.

00:03:14They are giving their children to their children.

00:03:18They are giving their children proper nutrition.

00:03:20They are giving awareness as a mother.

00:03:23Our mother will give us such an opportunity,

00:03:26that this blood is better for children,

00:03:30that they should give a vitamin supplement,

00:03:32or that they should eat fruit.

00:03:33They are giving their children to their children.

00:03:38They are giving their children to their children.

00:03:40I don't know.

00:03:42What is the difference between our children and our generation,

00:03:46or our generation,

00:03:47or our generation,

00:03:48which generation of children to their children?

00:03:49We know some of our celebrities' children.

00:03:53We know some of our children,

00:03:55and we answer some of the young children,

00:03:57who are living in their children today.

00:04:00After that,

00:04:00and after that,

00:04:01we are living in our children,

00:04:03actually,

00:04:04to listen to our children's stories.

00:04:05And you also go to that direction.

00:04:08For some time,

00:04:09you will be fresh for some time.

00:04:10Good morning, Pakistan.

00:04:16Welcome, welcome back.

00:04:18Good morning, Pakistan.

00:04:27Good morning,

00:04:30Good morning,

00:04:38and they want you to be an adventure.

00:04:41So, you can also become a child.

00:04:43So, today we are becoming a child.

00:04:44Hello, welcome.

00:04:47How are you?

00:04:48Alhamdulillah.

00:04:48Do you want your child to become a child?

00:04:50Yes, as you were telling me,

00:04:52how did you become a child with a child?

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

00:04:56That we don't need to kill our child.

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

00:05:03We should always keep it.

00:05:04It's just that it's trolling,

00:05:06that your child has not seen their age.

00:05:08No, we don't need to listen to them.

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

00:05:11that they're doing our things.

00:05:13So, that's why we don't need to see anyone.

00:05:15Who wants to do it.

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

00:05:19Assalamualaikum.

00:05:20How are you?

00:05:21Alhamdulillah.

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

00:05:26Not really.

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

00:05:28But yeah, if I get a choice,

00:05:30my 20s will be able to relive my 20s.

00:05:34Okay.

00:05:34Oh.

00:05:35Because, like we've discussed on the show,

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

00:05:40So, my early 20s was my child.

00:05:44So, that's why it's a golden period of life.

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

00:05:50they were enjoying their life.

00:05:51So, it was a very different kind of life.

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

00:05:55If I could.

00:05:56I would.

00:05:56But now, you feel so much.

00:05:57Look at that.

00:05:59You feel so much.

00:06:01Look at that.

00:06:02Look at that.

00:06:03Look at that.

00:06:04Look at that.

00:06:04Feel at that.

00:06:05I don't even feel my age.

00:06:07I think that,

00:06:08with my daughter,

00:06:10as you guys have discussed,

00:06:12I do this.

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

00:06:17Assalamualaikum.

00:06:18You still have a child.

00:06:19Enjoy.

00:06:20Enjoy.

00:06:21Enjoy.

00:06:24Alhamdulillah.

00:06:24But, no.

00:06:25It's a carefree time.

00:06:26You don't have such a know-how.

00:06:28At that age.

00:06:29So, I feel like I would love to relive it.

00:06:33Everyone's child is different.

00:06:35Some people have a little longer.

00:06:38And some people have a lot of time limit.

00:06:44Yeah, yeah.

00:06:44If your responsibility comes quickly,

00:06:48you may not be able to live your child like that.

00:06:52Like when you get a responsibility in the child.

00:06:55Yes.

00:06:56Many people say that financial problems come quickly.

00:07:02They have to leave their child very quickly.

00:07:07So, let's start with your stories from your children.

00:07:11So, let's start with your stories from your children.

00:07:11Good things.

00:07:12We have to start with your children.

00:07:15Yes.

00:07:15Yes, of course.

00:07:16Yes.

00:07:17Yes.

00:07:18Yes.

00:07:20Yes.

00:07:21Yes.

00:07:22Yes.

00:07:23Yes.

00:07:24Yes.

00:07:26Yes.

00:07:27Yes.

00:07:56Yes.

00:08:11That'sañes.

00:08:13Yes.

00:08:14Yes.

00:08:16Yes.

00:08:17Yes.

00:08:19Yes.

00:08:19It's like a craze that our children have made.

00:08:22It's like a mobile craze.

00:08:26Alhamdulillah, my children like fruit.

00:08:28That's amazing.

00:08:29They've added value from their children.

00:08:31It will be great.

00:08:32But like in our children's season.

00:08:35I remember at home.

00:08:37I agree.

00:08:38We celebrate our children.

00:08:40But Shamir, this is the thing.

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

00:08:44I am going to say that.

00:08:46Exactly.

00:08:46We started talking about chocolate.

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

00:08:50It was just a jubilee.

00:08:51No chocolate.

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

00:08:56Candies.

00:08:56How long is this list?

00:08:58I think in our children,

00:09:00the wholesome life,

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

00:09:03fruit and all these things.

00:09:06This is the culture.

00:09:07There are mango parties.

00:09:09There are mango parties.

00:09:12There are mango parties.

00:09:13There are mango parties.

00:09:14I'm not growing up.

00:09:16We're growing up.

00:09:18We're growing up.

00:09:20We were playing.

00:09:20We were playing in the field.

00:09:21We were studying gold-garam.

00:09:22We've always thought about gold-garam?

00:09:23We've never thought about gold-garam.

00:09:25What's my favorite game?

00:09:26My favorite game?

00:09:27Pitto-bari.

00:09:28My favorite game?

00:09:29It was about the game.

00:09:31Exactly.

00:09:32It was about gold-garam.

00:09:32This is the children don't know.

00:09:33They're all flat, marble-type stones.

00:09:36They're all kinds of stones.

00:09:37They're all kinds of stones.

00:09:39They're all kinds of stones.

00:09:41and you fall off on the side,

00:09:42the two teams are standing here and there.

00:09:47This is where the teams will break

00:09:49with the teams and the team will break,

00:09:50his team will break it.

00:09:52So, he will be running again.

00:09:56No, he will be running away with another team and

00:09:58other team partners,

00:10:00all are running.

00:10:02And the other party will come for the ball

00:10:04and just look at the ball andES that he will kill.

00:10:07Like a tag. If you have a ball touched and your body didn't fix it, then you got it.

00:10:18Look at this game, balance too. That you have to balance the stones.

00:10:24Like dominoes, what do you say?

00:10:26Dominos is different.

00:10:30Jenga type.

00:10:31Jenga type.

00:10:33Jenga type.

00:10:33It's also learning balance.

00:10:34There's a balance.

00:10:36There's a focus.

00:10:38There's all things in the game.

00:10:42It was about community.

00:10:44Exactly.

00:10:46Two parties.

00:10:47Parties were all about something.

00:10:49You're eating something in the happy place.

00:10:52Honestly, I'm not proud of it.

00:10:54But I remember when I was a kid and I was a kid.

00:10:57I knew all the kids.

00:10:58And at night at 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, my 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.

00:11:20You can't take this risk.

00:11:21So times have changed.

00:11:23And not for the better.

00:11:26I love that.

00:11:27Time has changed.

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

00:11:31I love that.

00:11:39Time has changed.

00:11:42But you need to change with it.

00:11:44Once we have bought it.

00:11:45The people used to play there.

00:11:46And the people used to play inside Islamabad.

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

00:11:52We used to play cycling.

00:11:54Of three daughters and daughters.

00:11:57So that they have the freedom that they have their and their families.

00:12:03And they used to play in the school's school.

00:12:07And they used to play in their school.

00:12:13Yes.

00:12:14Yes, we have to create that environment for our children so that they feel safe.

00:12:20Now we are going to do it for our children.

00:12:22How are we going to do it?

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

00:12:29that if we live as a child,

00:12:34then life may not be so difficult as they feel.

00:12:38Because nowadays, everything is overwhelmed by everything.

00:12:41You know, they don't have to deal,

00:12:45because they are closed in doors.

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

00:12:47These games have taught us how to interact with people,

00:12:52with children.

00:12:53You know, how to do conflict.

00:12:56It's not that I have just said it,

00:12:58that we have just said it,

00:12:58that we are in our society.

00:13:01Now it's always.

00:13:04Our mother also said it.

00:13:06Yes, it's just said it.

00:13:07Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah.

00:13:08Now it's important for our parenting.

00:13:10We are more conscious parents,

00:13:12so we have our own mistakes.

00:13:14This is our father's mistakes.

00:13:16You know, we are trying to do this with our children,

00:13:19that we don't have to do this.

00:13:21Then we give them logic, right?

00:13:23Of course.

00:13:23Our mother doesn't give logic.

00:13:25Yes, it's said it.

00:13:26Yes, it's said it.

00:13:28Yes, sir.

00:13:32Does it have to be a good memory?

00:13:34This is traveling with mom.

00:13:36Yes.

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 feelings.

00:13:43And anxiety starts.

00:13:44Because my mother was the same,

00:13:46that we are traveling.

00:13:47So now I have been traveling in my childhood.

00:13:49Because back and forth,

00:13:50I was traveling from England.

00:13:52Then I was traveling in America.

00:13:53So she was traveling.

00:13:54So my mother,

00:13:54Masha Allah,

00:13:55took her very well.

00:13:57She was traveling with her.

00:13:57She was traveling.

00:13:58Very well.

00:13:59We were so overweight.

00:14:01I still remember,

00:14:02in our check-in counter,

00:14:03we had our suitcases open.

00:14:05We were traveling.

00:14:06We were making hand carries.

00:14:09We were very heavy.

00:14:11We were so heavy.

00:14:11Why did she take her in the house?

00:14:13Wear.

00:14:13Wear?

00:14:14Wear.

00:14:15Wear.

00:14:16Because we have five sisters to go to America,

00:14:19then they have one daughter,

00:14:20then they have two daughters,

00:14:21then they have two daughters.

00:14:22Then my father is in England.

00:14:23So whenever she goes,

00:14:24It was so good.

00:14:26It's drama.

00:14:27It's drama.

00:14:28I carried 10-year-old hand-carry as a 10-year-old.

00:14:33And I remember that once we opened our suitcases

00:14:37and it was so good.

00:14:39So, my mother said, let's make a hand-carry.

00:14:41So, we have bags, shopping bags, shoppers,

00:14:45they also keep them together.

00:14:47So, we have bags.

00:14:48And the counter was seen and said, I won't go.

00:14:51I won't leave you on the plane.

00:14:53I won't leave you on the plane.

00:14:54I won't leave you alone.

00:14:55And I remember that woman followed us until the plane.

00:15:00And she made sure that we won't take those handbags.

00:15:04So, what did you guys do?

00:15:07She went and said, I'm begging and pleading.

00:15:09So, she wanted basically.

00:15:12That's what she wanted basically.

00:15:13And my mother's question is, how do you do it?

00:15:17Exactly.

00:15:18That's the other thing.

00:15:19I want to pay for me.

00:15:21I also want to pay for me.

00:15:22And you gave her money.

00:15:24Now, when I was coming,

00:15:274-5 days ago,

00:15:28she said, this is more than 3 kg.

00:15:31I said, no matter what.

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

00:15:34Hand-carry is not.

00:15:35I have to keep it in shop.

00:15:36That's right.

00:15:37Hand-carry is not.

00:15:38I have to keep it in hand-carry.

00:15:38She said, okay, just leave it and put it in hand-carry.

00:15:43I will take it in the other hand-carry.

00:15:44I will take it in hand-carry.

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

00:15:46You can't do back-carry.

00:15:47I said, okay.

00:15:48I put it in my purse.

00:15:50The normal purse is a weight machine.

00:15:54That's the small one.

00:15:55I opened the pouch and cream of makeup.

00:16:00I broke it quickly.

00:16:01I broke it quickly and dropped it.

00:16:03I said, I don't have to do anything.

00:16:05I put it in hand-carry.

00:16:07I'm good to go.

00:16:07I said, I don't give it money.

00:16:09You don't give money.

00:16:10You don't give money.

00:16:11There are a lot of money.

00:16:12I'm already giving money when you're traveling yourself.

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

00:16:17Just tell me, how are you packing?

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

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

00:16:26then I have 12 kg.

00:16:28I kid you not.

00:16:28I'm packing from this way.

00:16:29If I'm going for 8 days, I have 8 different outfits.

00:16:33I have shoes.

00:16:34But my weight is 12 kg.

00:16:36No hand-carry.

00:16:37No hand-carry.

00:16:38No hand-carry.

00:16:39And then, okay, okay.

00:16:40The Korean way, right?

00:16:41I don't know.

00:16:41Light.

00:16:42I'm going for packing too.

00:16:43I'm going for 7, 6, 4.

00:16:46I'm going for 7, 6, 4.

00:16:47Do the bags.

00:16:48No.

00:16:49You keep 4 pants.

00:16:52Exactly.

00:16:53You keep 7 shirts.

00:16:55They match.

00:16:57If you keep the innards like this,

00:16:59then you change it.

00:17:00Exactly.

00:17:01I kid.

00:17:01That's a good advice.

00:17:02I don't know.

00:17:03But we all have to put all of them together.

00:17:05I don't know.

00:17:05Outfits are different.

00:17:07I don't know what I thought.

00:17:08I'm a problem.

00:17:09I'm a mother.

00:17:11I'm a mother.

00:17:12I'm only trying to work.

00:17:14If I'm 23,

00:17:15then I'm 23.

00:17:16I'll do it.

00:17:17That's fine.

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

00:17:19I do such things that I keep heavy things on top of it, but with me I also have a

00:17:24lot of mishaps and this time, by the way, I broke my suitcase and my lock was opened, Qatar Airways,

00:17:30now I have to complain, the lock was broken, the lock was broken, the support of Sephora, I don't believe

00:17:36this.

00:17:37Yes, yes, my daughter's daughter, so I have two daughters, so they only asked me anything. Anyway, the point being

00:17:43that I packed, I didn't have a sink, I didn't have a sink.

00:17:47I didn't have a glass sink from Sheru, so I am very proud of my work.

00:17:52I go home, I don't keep my clothes, I don't keep my clothes in my house, I don't take my

00:17:59clothes from Malaysia, for my bathroom, yes.

00:18:06I can never travel with you, I will never, your trauma will not get back to you.

00:18:09I promise to my friends, who are going with me, who are going with me, who are going with me.

00:18:15So I know, I was going alone, so I knew that I would take all the suitcases to myself, so

00:18:20I do training, weight lifting,

00:18:24but before I go, I have to study my weights, by the way, that is the best kind of exercise,

00:18:31that is what happened to me, so my friend who was in England, his name is Zubayra, he is an

00:18:38artist,

00:18:38and he also had a heart attack in the past year. He is only 50 years old, 52 years old,

00:18:44so he had a heart attack, so he had a open heart surgery, so he was going to take my

00:18:47clothes down.

00:18:47So I was going to take my clothes down, so I had two suitcases, I would say this is the

00:18:51best exercise,

00:18:53so you don't think I can do it, I have done it.

00:18:55I have done all the flights with two suitcases, because it is the best exercise to do.

00:19:01Yes, it is. The best,

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

00:19:06so you don't have water, because you are going to take them out,

00:19:11so if you are going to take them out, then you are going to take them out,

00:19:14it is the best kind of exercise for you. And your core tight,

00:19:16you know, you are going to take your core tight,

00:19:19so now my son had a hand, I had to take my hand,

00:19:21I said, son, I want to take your core,

00:19:23I said, mom, what is the core?

00:19:24Now, what do you think?

00:19:26Oh, what is the core?

00:19:27What is the core, mom?

00:19:30So, this is the problem,

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

00:19:34Let's go to my childhood.

00:19:35My childhood is that,

00:19:37birthday at Pizza Hut.

00:19:41Honestly,

00:19:42I was living in Malaysia,

00:19:43I heard that this is happening here,

00:19:46so in Pizza Hut,

00:19:48there was ice cream in pizza.

00:19:50Yes, yes.

00:19:52It was so nice.

00:19:53It didn't have cheese.

00:19:55It means that it was like a dough.

00:19:59With the ice cream and everything.

00:20:01It's like...

00:20:02It's like...

00:20:05It's like...

00:20:06They will be singing,

00:20:09so you feel like the queen.

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

00:20:13But here it is also...

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

00:20:16Ice cream...

00:20:18I ate Nutella,

00:20:19I ate pancakes with Nutella and ice cream.

00:20:23Pizza Hut.

00:20:24Pizza Hut?

00:20:24No, it's like a samosa.

00:20:25It's like a pizza hut.

00:20:26It's like a pizza hut.

00:20:28It's like a pizza hut.

00:20:29It's like a pizza hut.

00:20:29In Pakistan, right?

00:20:30Yeah, yeah.

00:20:30Pakistan.

00:20:31I was like...

00:20:32It's like...

00:20:33I love it.

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

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

00:20:39It's like a pizza hut.

00:20:40After break,

00:20:41then the next...

00:20:42We come to the next...

00:20:43We come to the next generation of childhood.

00:20:46Now we will live in childhood.

00:20:47We will stay in childhood.

00:20:48After a break,

00:20:48we will stay with our childhood.

00:20:51We will remember our childhood.

00:20:52Good morning.

00:20:55Good 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.

00:21:14And we are going to compare our childhood.

00:21:18Basically.

00:21:19What about you?

00:21:20Break.

00:21:22Sorry.

00:21:23Before you go to childhood,

00:21:25let's see...

00:21:26Let's see...

00:21:26That our Genzies have some letters written.

00:21:29Oh, okay.

00:21:30Let's study.

00:21:31You said that...

00:21:32You were playing in childhood.

00:21:34You were playing with friends.

00:21:36You were staying outside.

00:21:37You were staying outside.

00:21:38You were staying outside.

00:21:39You were staying outside.

00:21:40You were saying that the time is bad.

00:21:42You were staying at home.

00:21:44You were still feeling very uncomfortable.

00:21:46You were feeling very uncomfortable.

00:21:47Tell me...

00:21:47If you were in our place,

00:21:48what do you do?

00:21:51Why?

00:21:51When we think about it,

00:21:52we would take away from the back.

00:21:55We would take away from the back.

00:21:56We were doing that.

00:21:56Yes.

00:21:57But, in the past,

00:21:58we would take away from the back.

00:21:59I said it.

00:22:00And I said,

00:22:00you're sitting in a game.

00:22:01We would like to have a bad mood.

00:22:02I went to school.

00:22:07Don't eat a candy.

00:22:08Do not eat a candy in school.

00:22:09Do not eat a candy!

00:22:09There is such a small amount of candy.

00:22:11But, today,

00:22:12there are so many drugs

00:22:14that there is no word

00:22:14you don't know.

00:22:15There's a terrible story in Lahore.

00:22:17There is a terrible story on the back.

00:22:18That has a kid.

00:22:21A school's gardener,

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

00:22:32So be careful, son.

00:22:34That's why you have to learn how to think about yourself.

00:22:41Even as a child, when you have a child, you should say no.

00:22:46And keep a code with your mother or your father.

00:22:50So that if you go alone and tell someone,

00:22:54and play with them, you will know their children.

00:22:58Another thing is that there have been a lot of good parks.

00:23:02If you have a little distance from home,

00:23:04then do a little convince yourself.

00:23:07Do a little help with your mother's work in the morning.

00:23:10And then ask your mother to go home.

00:23:13We'll go to the parking lot so that we are going to come outside.

00:23:15That's a very good idea.

00:23:16Is your brother or your mother.

00:23:18That's an automatic day.

00:23:21Yes.

00:23:22We'll take you out.

00:23:26If your mother has a bathroom in the washing machine.

00:23:27If you run with that work.

00:23:30You're playing in the morning.

00:23:37I am learning Sudoku, the number game.

00:23:45Now do that.

00:23:47Or play a picture in your house.

00:23:49Another game.

00:23:51We played it.

00:23:52A spy.

00:23:54There are many games.

00:23:57There are many contact games.

00:23:58We are searching for our children.

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

00:24:03These board games and mobile games are experts.

00:24:07They know.

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

00:24:11They don't have any concept.

00:24:12They don't have a phone concept.

00:24:13They are playing in the house.

00:24:15I used to play with my children.

00:24:17I will tell you.

00:24:18But now, board games are coming back.

00:24:22I feel that now the trend of game nights is starting.

00:24:26Yes, play carom board.

00:24:28You know what we are playing with our children.

00:24:30When we are traveling.

00:24:32Or we are going to a restaurant.

00:24:34And we have put it on the phone side.

00:24:35Now, what 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.

00:24:47Exactly.

00:24:48So, we play two.

00:24:54We play a different game.

00:24:59We play a different game.

00:25:01We play one of our cousins.

00:25:01We play a different parent.

00:25:02We play a different game.

00:25:02We play the same thing.

00:25:02We play that game.

00:25:03A lady is male.

00:25:07We play a female.

00:25:08Maybe for you.

00:25:09Maybe dad, maybe dad.

00:25:11Anything we play.

00:25:12very good idea

00:25:13very good idea

00:25:14very good idea

00:25:14and then another one

00:25:17you know what point of view

00:25:19I try and encourage them

00:25:23but not do

00:25:23that Rose

00:25:25diary

00:25:26oh yes

00:25:27you have to write the whole day

00:25:30and before you sleep

00:25:32what are your hopes and dreams

00:25:34you have to do it

00:25:36when you write

00:25:39when you write

00:25:39you have to manifest

00:25:41you have to think

00:25:42action plan

00:25:44I learned

00:25:46that

00:25:50the first thing

00:25:52that supposedly he made

00:25:54supposedly not

00:25:55he made

00:25:56it was a column

00:25:56written

00:25:57it was a column

00:26:00it was a column

00:26:04and how important it is to write

00:26:08for us as human beings

00:26:09and a vein

00:26:11from your index fingers

00:26:12which goes all the way to your brain

00:26:13that you have to write it

00:26:15I mean you have to embed it

00:26:18that you have to do it

00:26:19you have to do it

00:26:23so for us

00:26:24you have to do it

00:26:27you have to manifest

00:26:28you have to do it

00:26:28manifest

00:26:28you have to manifest

00:26:29especially when you're older

00:26:29we've become so excited

00:26:34when you're older

00:26:36you have to be

00:26:55Because there is no limitation in your mind, there are ideas and I and our ideas have died.

00:27:02So, children, sit in the house, if you don't want to go outside, I'm saying you don't

00:27:07convince yourself, just sit in the house and do anything.

00:27:10Just use your hands, that's my point. You are the creator, you have the ability to do anything.

00:27:19And you know food, children are also baking, cooking, printing, machine, sit in the house.

00:27:29You can do a lot of things.

00:27:31Let me tell you a story about your childhood.

00:27:33Yes, if I'm playing or I'm eating.

00:27:36No, no.

00:27:36Yes, I'm doing a lot of things.

00:27:39So, in my childhood, my husband had a lot of encouragement.

00:27:45In our childhood, we didn't have to do so many things.

00:27:49There was no concept of TV.

00:27:51So, I also had to do a lot of embroidery.

00:27:54So, I was learning cross-stitch.

00:27:57You know, there were frames that were brought across-stitch.

00:28:00You know, you know, in Denmark, there are numbers of things.

00:28:04Exactly.

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

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

00:28:36That's so cute.

00:28:40That's so cute.

00:28:48That's so cute.

00:28:50That's so cute.

00:28:52And I also learned from this.

00:28:52That's so cute.

00:28:52So, that's all I have to tell you.

00:28:53Always.

00:28:54Yeah.

00:28:54So, that's why I'm telling you.

00:28:59Always.

00:29:07Yeah.

00:29:07That's so cute.

00:29:08And my mother was trying to get to it.

00:29:09She was trying to get the right.

00:29:10And she was trying to get the right.

00:29:12And she was trying to get the right.

00:29:13You have to be careful.

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

00:29:17They took her classes in Taekwondo.

00:29:21Oh.

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

00:29:23At the age of 7 and 7, I taught us.

00:29:25Taekwondo taught us too.

00:29:26Taekwondo taught us.

00:29:27I taught us.

00:29:28And I taught us.

00:29:28But that time, Taekwondo taught us.

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

00:29:33Because at that time, it's training.

00:29:36When we're in a Texas, we were very aware.

00:29:36In the sense that we didn't have much sikhaate.

00:29:40We didn't have to tell you.

00:29:42It was a fear.

00:29:43And the child did not say that that they were afraid.

00:29:46And it was afraid.

00:29:46You didn't say that.

00:29:47Because it was afraid to say that.

00:29:48We didn't say that maybe someone could have a weakness.

00:29:50We didn't say that.

00:29:50A child comes into disbelief.

00:29:52What happened to her?

00:29:53What happened to her?

00:29:54She's frightened.

00:29:55She's väldigt freaked out.

00:29:56We didn't understand that.

00:29:57We didn't understand the process.

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

00:30:01That if you know in the future,

00:30:03If you have a person in the house or someone in the house, you have to say that you don't

00:30:11have to harm your mother, your sister, your brother, your sister, your cousin, anyone

00:30:21in the child is a very big problem.

00:30:24Because people think that you are little and you are drunk, please don't do this.

00:30:29But anyway, it was a machine.

00:30:31And besides, I had a mecanoset.

00:30:34I remember that.

00:30:35Which set?

00:30:35It's not a mecanoset.

00:30:36It's a mecanoset.

00:30:38It's a mecanoset.

00:30:39Oh God!

00:30:40It's a mecanoset.

00:30:41It's a mecanoset.

00:30:42It's a mecanoset.

00:30:42It was a mecanoset.

00:30:44It was so shocking.

00:30:45I was making mecanosets.

00:30:48And in our childhood, it's a soldier type of plastic and a jet.

00:30:54It's a glue.

00:30:56Lovely.

00:30:56It was a mecanoset in Germany.

00:30:58It was a mecanoset.

00:30:59It was a mecanoset.

00:31:00It was a fighter jets.

00:31:02It was a mecanoset.

00:31:03It was a mecanoset.

00:31:04It was a mecanoset.

00:31:05Were you a tomboy?

00:31:07I was kind of a tomboy.

00:31:08I used to do everything.

00:31:09I think she was...

00:31:10Dolls me but I have this thing.

00:31:13You're just creative.

00:31:14I have to make things.

00:31:15I have to make things with my hands.

00:31:16That's beautiful, Mashallah.

00:31:17I love that.

00:31:18I love that.

00:31:18My husband was a little ADD.

00:31:20He used to do anything.

00:31:23I had to do anything.

00:31:24I didn't sit farig.

00:31:25I didn't sit farig.

00:31:25That's beautiful.

00:31:27Let's see.

00:31:28Our mother also didn't sit farig.

00:31:29I didn't sit farig.

00:31:30I didn't sit farig.

00:31:31When I was in Germany, I was also two years in Germany.

00:31:33Barbie doll.

00:31:34I have it here too.

00:31:36In drama class, singing class, baking class.

00:31:40Oh, my God.

00:31:40There's so much done that I'm frustrated.

00:31:43Not a child.

00:31:44Barbie doll.

00:31:45Barbie doll.

00:31:46This, my friend.

00:31:47My story is that...

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

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

00:31:58It wasn't that it was me and she came.

00:32:02I was very happy.

00:32:02When I was friends with Barbies, I was very shocked.

00:32:05I was going to play with friends.

00:32:06I said, I'll give Barbie.

00:32:07I'll give Barbie.

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

00:32:10In the day, I was looking at the date.

00:32:12I was looking at the date.

00:32:13I was looking at the date.

00:32:15I was looking at the date.

00:32:15So then, my sister, after wanting it for a year,

00:32:19I waited for one year.

00:32:20My daughter gave me a Barbie.

00:32:23I was so happy.

00:32:25I was so over the moon.

00:32:27I remember that I didn't open the Barbie.

00:32:29I didn't open the Barbie.

00:32:30Yeah.

00:32:32For five years, I kept the Barbie brand new packed.

00:32:37After that, because I was my biggest sister,

00:32:39who gave me Barbie.

00:32:41Then, on her daughter's birthday,

00:32:43because I was a very small girl,

00:32:45I gave it a gift to my niece.

00:32:46Oh!

00:32:47That was really lovely.

00:32:48I opened it in two minutes.

00:32:49And I was heartbroken.

00:32:51I was looking at it for four or five years.

00:32:56I remember that I opened my cupboard,

00:32:57and I had a box decorated.

00:33:00That was Barbie in the box.

00:33:01I still remember that Barbie was a shocking pink color.

00:33:04It's a very bittersweet memory,

00:33:07because I certainly wanted it for her.

00:33:08After that, I got a gift.

00:33:11And I got a lot of love and the value is so much.

00:33:13That I had never had a gift.

00:33:14Sometimes I lost my attitude

00:33:16about bringing her to her and I will lose her.

00:33:19That I do not.

00:33:19That I could not imagine that she was losing her.

00:33:21And this is the habit of my life that when I get a lot of things, I don't want to

00:33:33use it, but I just keep watching it.

00:33:37I remember that the first time we got a barbie, we didn't get anywhere in Pakistan.

00:33:44It was out there.

00:33:45So, our neighbor had some immigration.

00:33:50He was out there and he was buying his things.

00:33:52So, we had second hand Barbies.

00:33:55And we had four Barbies.

00:33:58And we had two daughters.

00:34:00And they were playing.

00:34:02But I remember that I was going to say that.

00:34:07I don't know.

00:34:07It wasn't my choice as much as it was my choice.

00:34:11We do this.

00:34:11It was 19 Barbies.

00:34:14I still want them.

00:34:16I still want them.

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

00:34:20It was not a shock.

00:34:21I didn't have any shock Barbies.

00:34:24And I was like, when they didn't play with me,

00:34:27I gave them some of the need.

00:34:28I was like, I was like, I didn't like Barbies.

00:34:31And I didn't like Barbies.

00:34:34And I didn't like Barbies.

00:34:35We didn't like Barbies.

00:34:37We bought our kids.

00:34:39We bought our kids on their own mission.

00:34:40We had our unmet needs and wants and desires.

00:34:44So, you didn't like to buy the one that I was mad at them?

00:34:47I didn't have any shock.

00:34:49But Barbies left me.

00:34:52We made a dollhouse.

00:34:53a proper doll house

00:34:55Oh my god, that's my dream

00:34:57In which you have a cough-off

00:34:59with all the carpets

00:35:03table, consoles

00:35:05little light

00:35:06you can buy a bear

00:35:09you can buy a bear

00:35:10and then there are switches

00:35:11and chandeliers

00:35:13I have a little chandelier

00:35:14I have been buying for my daughter

00:35:16I'm talking about 30 years old

00:35:18so we had one house

00:35:22and we had a house

00:35:23and each weekend

00:35:24we had to buy something

00:35:27which is a dining table

00:35:29and there are small tables

00:35:31and there are little table lamps

00:35:34and we just bought them

00:35:38I was watching them

00:35:39and I didn't have to play

00:35:39because my daughter was playing

00:35:40and I'm happy

00:35:42it was a shock

00:35:44The mom and my dad

00:35:48was shocked

00:35:52That's beautiful.

00:35:53To learn how to share.

00:35:55Now children don't share it.

00:35:57No, everyone is different.

00:35:59Mine.

00:35:59We don't need the children.

00:36:04We are living their children.

00:36:07We are living their children.

00:36:09I have done what they want.

00:36:12That's what they want.

00:36:13That's what they want.

00:36:14That's what they want.

00:36:16That's what they want.

00:36:21That's what they want.

00:36:23That's what they want.

00:36:24That's what they want.

00:36:25I remember the story.

00:36:31My little girl.

00:36:34She wanted to be a princess type.

00:36:38I was shocked.

00:36:40That dress.

00:36:42I didn't get here.

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

00:36:47I wanted to be a heel.

00:36:49I wanted to be a heel.

00:36:53I wanted to be a heel.

00:36:55I wanted to be a heel.

00:37:01She was a heel.

00:37:31I wanted to be a heel.

00:37:32Why did my heel?

00:37:32I just wanted to be a heel.

00:37:34I was just like it.

00:37:34You know, the traumas that they create, like your mother has created a trauma in you by not realizing

00:37:41traveling. We don't realize that we are creating trauma with our children by putting things on them.

00:37:49But they are creating trauma because of us.

00:37:52Because of our lack.

00:37:53I think if I start a conversation with someone, my child will say,

00:37:56Karen won't be a Karen.

00:37:59My wife said, Mama don't be a Karen.

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

00:38:04Exactly.

00:38:06Good morning, Pakistan.

00:38:13Welcome, welcome back. Good morning, Pakistan.

00:38:16So, we are talking about childhood.

00:38:18And we are reviving the childhood memories.

00:38:21You do it too.

00:38:22We will feel your young feelings.

00:38:24We will go to the mirror and see that one or two of us will be gone.

00:38:27For sure.

00:38:28Is it right?

00:38:29Now, who is it?

00:38:30Me.

00:38:30Let's go.

00:38:32And this is not good.

00:38:34I mean, it's not the best memory.

00:38:36Lost the passport.

00:38:38My father is very nice and everything.

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

00:38:43That passport, my mother, my brother, all of us were in transit to Dubai.

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

00:38:51We forgot the passport.

00:38:52Airport.

00:38:53And we were like, it was about to board.

00:38:56It means that you came to Dubai airport?

00:38:59Yes.

00:38:59Toilet.

00:39:00They gave us all their passport.

00:39:02And now they are boarding and we are like, we don't have the passport.

00:39:05Passport, sorry.

00:39:06Now, I was little.

00:39:07I was very young at that time.

00:39:09I was crying.

00:39:09And they were like, no, you can't go.

00:39:11God has been so great.

00:39:13There was another thing.

00:39:14They said, this is yours.

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

00:39:17So, that's one time.

00:39:18Then, we always travel.

00:39:19We have to travel.

00:39:20We have to go to the passport.

00:39:21We are going to take a taxi.

00:39:24We have to go to the taxi.

00:39:25We have to go to the police.

00:39:27We have to go to the passport.

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

00:39:30I have to travel.

00:39:32I have to take a passport.

00:39:33At one point, I have to take pictures.

00:39:36If it's open, I feel scared.

00:39:39It's actually that parents call me.

00:39:41They say, take a passport.

00:39:42I am alone.

00:39:43You have to take a passport.

00:39:44Please take a passport.

00:39:45It was so bad.

00:39:47They would forget.

00:39:48They would be as free.

00:39:49As soon as.

00:39:51I would try and see.

00:39:54I have to go through the flight.

00:39:55I miss my flight.

00:39:56I was gone to London.

00:40:00I arrived at the airport.

00:40:01I found myself that my passport is not

00:40:05anyone else.

00:40:06I am doing that.

00:40:10We don't realize that we give them kisser or other people.

00:40:15trauma is so trauma that many people forgets.

00:40:21Like any other responsibility I don't need to do with the travel.

00:40:25Only a passport bag has a responsibility.

00:40:30He is very good at it.

00:40:34Because there is no responsibility on who is going to hotel,

00:40:37who is going to trip here,

00:40:40I am a Raju Guide.

00:40:59Oh my god. There you go.

00:41:14I know, never say never, but how does a passport go on for a long time?

00:41:20I learned it. I forgot it. I didn't remember it. I thought it was my passport.

00:41:27I just forgot it.

00:41:29Recognize me, I'm the passport.

00:41:31I said, yes, it's all packing. I kept everything.

00:41:33I said, fine, I kept everything.

00:41:37But after that trauma,

00:41:40I kept everything in the locker room, and I kept everything in the back of my back.

00:41:48Exactly.

00:41:49And I think it's a lesson to be learned.

00:41:53Exactly.

00:41:53I saw that I didn't have to be dependent on myself.

00:41:59I didn't have to be dependent on myself.

00:42:01Exactly.

00:42:01I assumed that someone would take me whatever else was wrong.

00:42:04Because it is wrong.

00:42:05I cannot keep things at myself, neither I should do for Yasser, nor X, nor Y, I should do it

00:42:10myself.

00:42:11No, no, no.

00:42:12Anything's going to be dependent on myself.

00:42:14Yes, yes.

00:42:14I always have to be dependent on the job.

00:42:18So that you're like, so that you don't put one another, you didn't have it, you didn't have it, you

00:42:23didn't have it, you didn't have it, because it's your life.

00:42:25It's a true story.

00:42:25There's a letter from the children's side.

00:42:29You say that Eid has been waiting for months.

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

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

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

00:42:42Why is that this?

00:42:45It's like that it's getting everything.

00:42:47Excessive.

00:42:48So unfortunately, we don't feel that it's worth it.

00:42:53It's worth it.

00:42:55It's worth it.

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

00:43:00So that's why we need to keep balance.

00:43:05We need to keep any limit.

00:43:07We need to keep all of it.

00:43:09We need to keep these children with us.

00:43:11We need to keep them here.

00:43:12But we're making these mistakes the way we are.

00:43:15That we get everything every time.

00:43:17Look, we didn't get like new clothes.

00:43:19We didn't get so quickly.

00:43:21We didn't get really Eid.

00:43:23Celebrate.

00:43:24We were excited about our new clothes, our EDI, our EDI.

00:43:30Oh my god, that's the money.

00:43:33And we got pocket money.

00:43:34We got pocket money and it was a limited amount.

00:43:38Now our kids, like my kids,

00:43:41we got a Doritos package, a manhous Doritos,

00:43:45and the red color.

00:43:47We had the excitement,

00:43:49we had the EDI.

00:43:51We had the money, we had the money.

00:43:54We had the money, we had the money.

00:43:58We had the money.

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

00:44:01It was a poison that children are eating.

00:44:05So the value is increased,

00:44:09so it's less than it is.

00:44:11So it's a value.

00:44:12Oh Doritos!

00:44:14It's a rich.

00:44:16It's rich.

00:44:17It's very very, very good.

00:44:18And that you feel good,

00:44:19for example,

00:44:21the good things,

00:44:22the value is that you have the money.

00:44:25And it was as excitement,

00:44:28what you're getting to eat for your dining table.

00:44:31That's why you're getting it.

00:44:32That's why it's also an excitement.

00:44:33That's why you're getting it.

00:44:37I am thinking that it is so true and I have never realized that Eid's really happy compared to my

00:44:46daughter's double

00:44:46and that is because you have said that Eid is a new clothes on Eid or if someone is traveling,

00:44:53she would take it.

00:44:54Now what is it? Mama, I need this, I need online order, I need this, I need online order, I

00:45:01need it.

00:45:01So it is not a concept that Eid has new clothes on Eid.

00:45:04It is a concept that Eid has new clothes on Eid in the morning, and the night every day,

00:45:06dancing at night, and it is nice if you're at the night.

00:45:16I am thinking that Eid has been wearing a bag like this, and I have one bag like this,

00:45:24but once I have worn a bag, I am here, because of that,

00:45:28I want to wear a bag like this and then I will wear a bag like this.

00:45:30It is like the bag like this is the bagice.

00:45:32It was a fascination. When I went and went and put it, I felt that there was a girl coming.

00:45:38Run! Run! Run! Run!

00:45:39Oh my God!

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

00:45:43Why would I be six years old?

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

00:45:46And the golden coat of clothes.

00:45:49Super cute.

00:45:50Little little happiness.

00:45:51I think that's the best.

00:45:52That's why it's the most important in childhood.

00:45:54I agree.

00:45:55And please please enjoy it.

00:45:58We have limitations.

00:46:00We say that our children are creative.

00:46:04If they are wearing fun clothes.

00:46:06Like my daughter.

00:46:07She was small.

00:46:08She wore a coat.

00:46:10She wore a coat.

00:46:11She wore boots.

00:46:11It was warm.

00:46:12Full fashion.

00:46:13I will wear this scarf.

00:46:14And we say that don't do it.

00:46:17They have creativity.

00:46:18We kill it.

00:46:19That's right.

00:46:19So I think my father should also do it.

00:46:22And the children.

00:46:23One thing I learned about the children.

00:46:26My mother has a smile.

00:46:27When the child is really dulled.

00:46:29If you have the footer.

00:46:29And you need to go and just tie it.

00:46:32And then you have to tear it.

00:46:32And then you have to wear it.

00:46:32But I agree with you.

00:46:36I can't fit it.

00:46:38I can't fit in.

00:46:39I felt shocked.

00:46:42I felt shocked.

00:46:42That was your shock.

00:46:44It was my husband.

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

00:46:48that when something is dry, why are you disregarding it?

00:46:54That's why I didn't dry it.

00:46:57I didn't dry it.

00:46:58We had to dry it.

00:47:00We had to dry it.

00:47:01Why did I dry it?

00:47:05When I didn't dry it,

00:47:09why did I dry it?

00:47:10Why did I dry it?

00:47:11My mother had to do fashion for it.

00:47:13The thing is different.

00:47:15But don't you think that because we have done a lot of things,

00:47:19our tolerance level is high?

00:47:22Because we become a hero,

00:47:25our tolerance level is high.

00:47:27But do you know that women have the most autoimmune diseases?

00:47:33I do agree.

00:47:34Because we are constantly constantly constantly constantly.

00:47:37But your body,

00:47:39women,

00:47:41our body keeps score.

00:47:43It means that that's what we remember.

00:47:45That's what we store our emotions.

00:47:48If you have said that,

00:47:50your mother had said that,

00:47:51I have made this for you

00:47:53and that's why she had to dry it.

00:47:57And that's why she had to dry it.

00:47:57And every time I'm dry it,

00:47:59I'm dry it,

00:48:00so I'm not happy.

00:48:02I agree on that.

00:48:04I'm not happy.

00:48:04I'm happy.

00:48:06It was my happy.

00:48:07I'm happy.

00:48:09I'm happy.

00:48:09My daughter is so good.

00:48:10No.

00:48:11We don't have to create a wrong thing in children.

00:48:14Who do we do?

00:48:16We don't have to do it.

00:48:18We don't have to do it.

00:48:20We don't have to do it.

00:48:21That your daughter is so good.

00:48:23It means nothing to you.

00:48:24My mother is happy to feel perfect.

00:48:26My daughter needs to feel good.

00:48:28That's why she feels good.

00:48:30She doesn't feel good.

00:48:31That child's skin doesn't feel good.

00:48:33So we need to teach our girls,

00:48:35especially our girls,

00:48:36boys also,

00:48:37how to say no to people.

00:48:39Even if it's your own mother,

00:48:40even if it's your own mother,

00:48:42even if your mother is on your own,

00:48:43you need to learn no to your daughter.

00:48:46That's what I have said.

00:48:46I don't have to teach my daughter.

00:48:48It's very good.

00:48:49It's very good.

00:48:50Yes.

00:48:51You have to do it.

00:48:53Don't do it.

00:48:53You have to do it.

00:48:54The right thing is wrong.

00:48:56It's wrong.

00:48:57It's wrong.

00:48:57we never know our children

00:48:58and they are wrong.

00:49:00But this is,

00:49:01I have to put her on my daughter

00:49:02and put her on my line.

00:49:04Exactly.

00:49:05That's very nice.

00:49:07And I was a very good one,

00:49:08she was a kid's dad.

00:49:09She was a designer.

00:49:11She put her on my line.

00:49:13That's so kind.

00:49:14This is also a problem.

00:49:16I have to do it.

00:49:17I have to do it.

00:49:18But my daughter,

00:49:20she put her clothes,

00:49:21put her on her clothes.

00:49:23In the comfort zone.

00:49:24Oversize.

00:49:25That Yasir's shirt is also put in the baggy style.

00:49:29Oversize.

00:49:30Yeah, it's nice.

00:49:31So if he's 11 years old, I'll take his clothes for 16 years.

00:49:35Because he says, I don't see my face.

00:49:39That my face is tight.

00:49:40Oversize clothes.

00:49:42Confidence.

00:49:42You're not putting yourself on him.

00:49:46If you like this, you have to do this.

00:49:48So you're giving your children agency.

00:49:51So you're giving them agency.

00:49:55What they want is the right choice.

00:49:57The children who are underpants, they don't need a line.

00:50:01Yes.

00:50:01I mean, how do they take the time?

00:50:05It's a strange thing.

00:50:07Okay.

00:50:09Next.

00:50:10Okay.

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

00:50:16And there was music and video games.

00:50:20So we came to my childhood.

00:50:22We lived here.

00:50:23So we came to the top of the pops on the radio.

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

00:50:30And on TV, we came to the top of the pops.

00:50:33We came to the top of the pops with VCR.

00:50:35We came to Pakistan.

00:50:36Wow.

00:50:36Really.

00:50:38That's when I finally came to the top of the pops.

00:50:39That's when I was a walkman.

00:50:40Yes.

00:50:41Yes.

00:50:41Now, you have music that for my kids.

00:50:44We used tapes in Lahore.

00:50:48We also have iPod.

00:50:51Our children have iPod is also a big new one.

00:50:53We had Walkman.

00:50:55Why did Walkman first came?

00:50:57Diskman first came.

00:50:58Yes, he was first.

00:51:00He was a CD.

00:51:02Diskman first came.

00:51:03Diskman first came, then Diskman.

00:51:04Diskman first came.

00:51:05The invention was Walkman.

00:51:07I tell you about the childhood.

00:51:10That's the time we watched the radio.

00:51:14We used to tune the radio frequency.

00:51:18At least in Denmark and Germany, I used to listen to music.

00:51:22We used to take tapes from Pakistan.

00:51:24We used to make tapes.

00:51:25We used to give money.

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

00:51:28We used to make tapes.

00:51:32Then Diskman came.

00:51:34Then iPod came.

00:51:35Now your phone came.

00:51:38But music was always happening.

00:51:40Very important.

00:51:41Music is very important.

00:51:42Music is very important.

00:51:43Music is very important.

00:51:44Music is also.

00:51:44Music is always.

00:51:46It starts from your...

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

00:51:49But I have to do music.

00:51:51Wow.

00:51:52That's also a talent.

00:51:53You 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.

00:51:58I go to my house and music is playing.

00:52:00But I'm reading it.

00:52:01And I don't ask her why.

00:52:02Because it's a process.

00:52:03It's a process.

00:52:04Music is very important.

00:52:05I do agree.

00:52:06It's very important.

00:52:08I 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.

00:52:13They need music.

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

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

00:52:15It's good for you.

00:52:16If you're singing.

00:52:17My mind is singing.

00:52:18I have a car.

00:52:20I have a car.

00:52:21Let's go.

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

00:52:24Your childhood.

00:52:25I remember.

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

00:52:28I started my school.

00:52:30I was here.

00:52:31I went to grade 6.

00:52:33I went to my car.

00:52:35I went to my car.

00:52:36I went to school.

00:52:37I went to my car.

00:52:38I went to my car.

00:52:39I went to London.

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

00:52:44Because there was no concept of going to the car.

00:52:46You can walk and go.

00:52:47You will go.

00:52:48You will go.

00:52:49If you are very far.

00:52:51You will go at your car.

00:52:54No.

00:52:54It's not school bus.

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

00:52:56There is no school bus in London.

00:52:57There is no concept of going to the car.

00:52:58So you take your regular transport.

00:52:59Which is going to have double-deckers.

00:53:00Lovely.

00:53:01You will be sitting at the bus stop.

00:53:03You will be waiting.

00:53:04At that point.

00:53:06It was difficult.

00:53:06Because when I went to school.

00:53:08The first season was from the 30th cycle.

00:53:11After I went to Karachi.

00:53:13I was very shocked.

00:53:16I used to walk 20-minute walk and then walk 20-minute walk and I remember Sardviyon

00:53:21was that by the time when I came to school, it was a pitch dark.

00:53:27Literally by the time I had reached home, it would have been dark.

00:53:30So depressing.

00:53:32That was very difficult because I was very young also.

00:53:35But now that I think back, I should have enjoyed it more because it was such an amazing time.

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

00:53:42It was so good, there was no tension.

00:53:45School is going, new friends, a good schooling system.

00:53:49I was there so independent that you don't get exposure here.

00:53:55You think that when you're going 20-minute walk, you cross the streets, residential areas, people cross the streets.

00:54:04How do you deal with it, how do you deal with it, how do you deal with it, how do

00:54:06you deal with it.

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

00:54:08Exactly.

00:54:09It's a conference.

00:54:10It's a conference.

00:54:11I enjoyed this time.

00:54:13I went to school in Germany.

00:54:15I was cycling in Germany.

00:54:17That's even though.

00:54:18Yes.

00:54:18Again in Germany.

00:54:19I was cycling in Bonn.

00:54:21I enjoyed that time period.

00:54:23I enjoyed that time period.

00:54:24At that time, we didn't have a car.

00:54:26We went from Pakistan.

00:54:28We were there.

00:54:29We had a cycle.

00:54:31We had a cycle.

00:54:32We had a cycle.

00:54:33We had a cycle.

00:54:34We had a cycle.

00:54:36We had a cycle.

00:54:38We had a cycle.

00:54:39We had a cycle.

00:54:40We joined all the cycle.

00:54:42We had a cycle.

00:54:44We had a cycle.

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

00:55:02When school goes to school, they follow them.

00:55:05It actually teaches you.

00:55:07A lot.

00:55:08When we were hunter-gatherers and tribes,

00:55:11the child went out and went to school.

00:55:16So this way, when you go to school,

00:55:19Japan and China,

00:55:21a lot of European countries do that.

00:55:24You go to school yourself.

00:55:26In Pakistan, there are certain classes

00:55:29where the kids do this.

00:55:30The middle class and elite are not allowed to go there.

00:55:34Even in Kaneda, we were in Lahore.

00:55:37So we were sitting in the car,

00:55:38local transport.

00:55:40It was the time that you could use it.

00:55:42It was a little difficult.

00:55:44But now,

00:55:45we go with the kids.

00:55:47We go with the kids.

00:55:49We go with the kids.

00:55:51We go with the kids.

00:55:52Or we go with the vans.

00:55:53It's a lot of fun.

00:55:54Van life is a lot of fun.

00:55:55I love it.

00:55:56My wife is sitting behind me.

00:55:57Please, let me come to the van.

00:55:58It was great.

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

00:56:01We go with cars.

00:56:02We go with cars.

00:56:03We go with cars.

00:56:03I'm a little bit of fun.

00:56:06I'm literally reliving.

00:56:07And sitting behind me is the coolest thing.

00:56:09It's the coolest thing.

00:56:10It's the coolest thing.

00:56:11And then,

00:56:11it's the best thing.

00:56:18Welcome.

00:56:19Welcome back.

00:56:20Good morning, Pakistan.

00:56:21If you did want to revive children,

00:56:23you can see that the children are gone.

00:56:25There's a freshness here.

00:56:28If you did want to hear how we talk about it.

00:56:31If you did,

00:56:32you can tell us all about it.

00:56:40Grassiness here.

00:56:40Yes.

00:56:41They put a place in an environment for 70-80 years.

00:56:47It's a beautiful old people's home, which is a culture that you are in a very good place.

00:56:54They put a place in old people's home for 70-80 years.

00:56:59And one of them was a sugar, a heart patient.

00:57:04All things are vital check.

00:57:06It was a beautiful place, very good place.

00:57:09But another group of men, who were also 70-80 years old,

00:57:13they put a place in such an environment

00:57:17where furniture, music, everything was the same

00:57:20when 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.

00:57:32You don't want to think that you are a heart patient.

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

00:57:35You don't want to drink milk.

00:57:36You don't want to drink milk.

00:57:38You don't want to drink milk.

00:57:39You don't want to drink milk.

00:57:39You have to think that you are a good person.

00:57:41You have to listen to music and talk about it when you were 17 years old.

00:57:45Wow!

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

00:57:50Their sugar is better.

00:57:51Their heart is better.

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

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

00:57:59your body will react.

00:58:01And if you don't want to drink milk,

00:58:03If you say that our young children are different.

00:58:06I have grown old.

00:58:06Now what do you want to do?

00:58:09You have grown old?

00:58:09Let leave the blue hair.

00:58:11Let it go.

00:58:12Now why do you have to wear makeup?

00:58:14Let it go.

00:58:15Then our kids come to.

00:58:17What fashion is.

00:58:19That it is a certain color.

00:58:20That the 엄마 has brown, pink,

00:58:22when someone is wearing them.

00:58:22One time I cut my mother-in-law's hair, they were long hair.

00:58:26And she had no idea, so I took them to the salon and went to the hair cut.

00:58:30So it was a bit stylish.

00:58:33So my dad told me, why did my mother cut your hair cut?

00:58:38So that's why they are young.

00:58:40That's why they can't maintain long hair.

00:58:44So why do we call our children this way?

00:58:48I do agree.

00:58:52You do you.

00:58:57If you look good, you must do it.

00:58:59If you wear orange and you wear 60 or 50, you wear your heart, do it.

00:59:06But I know so many people, but who do you see us?

00:59:12Who do you see me?

00:59:15Exactly.

00:59:44You do it yourself.

00:59:45You do it yourself.

00:59:46You can't eat any other things.

00:59:48But you can also go to the bathroom.

00:59:51If you're playing at home, you had a board game, you did it.

00:59:55You have to travel.

00:59:56You don't buy anything for your children.

00:59:59You have to do it.

01:00:00You can do it.

01:00:00I remember the experience.

01:00:03It's called Michael Jackson's music.

01:00:05So I wanted to tell Michael Jackson that I was watching a concert.

01:00:11And we were very young, we weren't allowed to go, it was a cut-off time, that if you are

01:00:1613 years old then my dad didn't take us things, we had experiences.

01:00:22I was little, I was 15-16, this time in 1989, when he had concerted in Wembley.

01:00:27And my daughter was 13 years old, we took her and went.

01:00:32And it was like in the film, when you look at it, it was done.

01:00:38So experiences are very important.

01:00:41That you go to concerts, how many good concerts, how many musicians, Hasan Raheem, so many.

01:00:49So experiences, travel, why not go to Pakistan.

01:00:53I'm so glad I'm here.

01:00:55I just went to my children to picknicks in Islamabad.

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

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

01:01:12My husband, my son, has a very good memories to cherish our children.

01:01:20They say that we had a mood.

01:01:22We had a packing for 10 minutes.

01:01:24Go to the picnic.

01:01:26Go to the picnic.

01:01:27Go to the picnic.

01:01:30Go to the picnic.

01:01:30Why do you stay at home?

01:01:31Like I do.

01:01:32We had a big shock.

01:01:35We had a big shock.

01:01:42We had a big shock.

01:01:43How many people made it?

01:01:43They made something like that one-dish party.

01:01:46part of the picnic.

01:01:48I mean, there are otherwares.

01:01:49Alright, there's also storage in the park, people who made a basket and make it.

01:01:52Frisbee.

01:01:52I mean, the ball, bèdmenton, play.

01:01:55So there are so many things.

01:01:56I know that there are all sorts of things.

01:01:58But if children need a whole life, they need to plan everything from the kids.

01:02:08We have a lot of free places in our country.

01:02:15If you have a good child,

01:02:18then plan your child so that they don't remember these things,

01:02:25which you have brought to them.

01:02:27Some of them said that their daughter was 15 years old.

01:02:32We had talked about this.

01:02:33We talked about this.

01:02:35The experiences are more important.

01:02:41You don't value your children.

01:02:44You don't see them as a child.

01:02:46You don't have to do anything.

01:02:47We have to learn the experiences from themselves.

01:02:52If you are traveling on the bus,

01:02:55you are going on the cycle,

01:02:57then you learn things.

01:02:59You give the tools to your children

01:03:01so that you can give them agency,

01:03:03you can give them ability to keep their feelings.

01:03:07Absolutely.

01:03:09We played Atari games by the way.

01:03:11It was an Atari game.

01:03:13We didn't have anything else.

01:03:15It was our favorite.

01:03:18We say that it is yellow.

01:03:20What did we do for their life?

01:03:23I forgot that.

01:03:24It was very interesting.

01:03:24It was a book reading I didn't remember.

01:03:27I said that because of a cowboy.

01:03:32Oh!

01:03:32That's a cowboy.

01:03:36It was a cowboy.

01:03:39Oh, that's a cowboy!

01:03:40I forgot that.

01:03:43I forgot that.

01:03:44Why? I don't want to eat anything.

01:03:49I also want to eat.

01:03:50And now, my daughter has been eating all my life.

01:03:56But today, the child's immunity has been reduced.

01:04:01I hate that red dye.

01:04:03My daughter has made lollies in the winter.

01:04:07My daughter has made lollies in the winter.

01:04:11It happened in a week.

01:04:13Then, it happened in two weeks.

01:04:14So, I give food.

01:04:16But you have to be very careful these times.

01:04:18So, we are going to eat.

01:04:18Now, as soon as you are showing us, we are going to show you 5 minutes.

01:04:21We are going to talk about costume parties.

01:04:23My wall is an ice cream truck.

01:04:25I remember when I came back from school,

01:04:28the cycle was coming.

01:04:31I was living in the building.

01:04:32We were all friends.

01:04:34We were running down.

01:04:35Then, we were taking ice cream.

01:04:36I remember, there was a calipo in the cupboard.

01:04:39I remember.

01:04:41Ice lollies.

01:04:42Ice lollies.

01:04:42It was very fun.

01:04:44So, that's a very fun memory.

01:04:46We are all very common.

01:04:47I have literally written rainbow ice cream.

01:04:49Oh!

01:04:50It was rainbow ice cream.

01:04:51No, it was warm.

01:04:53It was warm.

01:04:54It was warm.

01:04:54You can't tell the taste.

01:04:55But it was the best.

01:04:57It was warm.

01:04:58It was warm.

01:04:59It was warm.

01:05:00It was warm.

01:05:01Ice lollies.

01:05:02Ice lollies.

01:05:03It was warm.

01:05:04I don't know.

01:05:04But my favourite was Mama Mia.

01:05:08Raspberry.

01:05:09I don't know.

01:05:10I don't know.

01:05:10I mean, it's Karachi KB's ice cream.

01:05:13Oh, it's a big one.

01:05:14It's a big one.

01:05:15It's a big one.

01:05:16It's blueberry ice cream.

01:05:17I get it.

01:05:17Because it's a mango.

01:05:18Because it's actually ice cream.

01:05:20This is the choice.

01:05:21That's what we are talking about.

01:05:23You are right.

01:05:25It's pishavari ice cream.

01:05:27It's an actual ice cream.

01:05:28Yes, it's pishavari ice cream.

01:05:29It's pishavari ice cream.

01:05:30I love it.

01:05:30Have more.

01:05:31I love it.

01:05:32It's the idea of pishavari ice cream has had it on the tongue.

01:05:36I still love it.

01:05:37It's very good for the taste.

01:05:38I still love it.

01:05:39Raju ice cream.

01:05:40It's still good.

01:05:41Still good.

01:05:41I agree.

01:05:42I agree with Hanifiah's burger...

01:05:44Every time I say, oh my god, I'm hungry.

01:05:46I don't want to talk about food, I don't want to talk about beef.

01:05:48My sister, when we are in Pakistan, our trip Raju is definitely...

01:05:53Broost, broost used to be like broost.

01:05:57Broost, broost, broost made in the tail.

01:05:59I like it.

01:06:00And now we get French fries.

01:06:03Roads, I know, I know.

01:06:05I know, I know.

01:06:06I like it.

01:06:07But my mother saw a show in which she showed that the tail is coming from the tail.

01:06:12The tail is coming from the tail.

01:06:15Yes.

01:06:15And she said, oh my god, this is a concept.

01:06:19Yes, seriously?

01:06:21Yes.

01:06:21They used to use all kinds of animals to get the animal fat out of it.

01:06:25Yes.

01:06:25So, my daughter was very boring in my childhood.

01:06:33I was reading books and a boring introvert type.

01:06:37But my daughter was very entertaining type.

01:06:39I was little.

01:06:39I was so cuwt.

01:06:41Every month no one would be tripped can do it.

01:06:45It was like a bad boat with a wong,

01:06:51Probably nice and sunny girl that's fun.

01:07:00And this family is very sikous,

01:07:05I will have a good job.

01:07:11how she was doing.

01:07:12she got her.

01:07:14She was like,

01:07:14we're like,

01:07:15we're like.

01:07:22We're going to work with her.

01:07:31And she's like,

01:07:33she's like,

01:07:34she's like,

01:07:34Happy birthday. Actually, yes.

01:07:36I'll tell you about your daughter's wedding dolls.

01:07:39She wouldn't like it.

01:07:40If you're a little girl, she would do it.

01:07:43Look, we made a big thing in our childhood.

01:07:47That's why we had a big fantasy.

01:07:51That's why we had a big fantasy.

01:07:52That was the thing.

01:07:54Now our kids have been far too far.

01:07:56They are playing games or doing things.

01:07:59They are growing from our fantasy.

01:08:00They are growing from our fantasy.

01:08:02They know that this is fantasy.

01:08:05This is fantasy.

01:08:06This is no fantasy.

01:08:08Their worlds are more fantastical than ours.

01:08:11Yes.

01:08:11Because if you want to be a fantasy,

01:08:13they should be very fantastical.

01:08:16That's why our life is fantastic.

01:08:18We have a great childhood.

01:08:20It's awesome.

01:08:21I was very young.

01:08:25I said, what will you become older?

01:08:27I said, Uncle Dulhan.

01:08:28What?

01:08:30Seriously?

01:08:30It's not dark.

01:08:31It's not dark.

01:08:32It's dark.

01:08:33I never want to.

01:08:34Abu came back home.

01:08:35I said, I'm so embarrassed.

01:08:37I'll be a kid.

01:08:38I'll be a kid.

01:08:39I'll be a dancer.

01:08:39My cousin said, I'll become a dancer.

01:08:43I'll be a dancer.

01:08:43So, she said, my mother is fun.

01:08:46What do you mean?

01:08:47She said, when I grow up, she'll die.

01:08:49Oh my God.

01:08:50What?

01:08:50They have a possibility of a kid,

01:08:52A possibility of a kid.

01:08:54Yes, definitely.

01:08:55That's why our kids don't lose

01:08:56kutakul not to lose.

01:08:57That's why you don't know

01:08:59what they're doing.

01:09:01And what they have made out of their

01:09:02rights in its limit.

01:09:03We're doing what we are doing.

01:09:04We make them a way to make them

01:09:07without realizing that with their kids,

01:09:10there's much potential.

01:09:11And something else has potential.

01:09:12If Nida is a good thing or I am a good thing, then my child will be a good thing.

01:09:16So please, your potential will be full.

01:09:20Thank you very much for listening to your childhood stories.

01:09:23And all of our viewers, you can also try to sit in your gathering and revive your childhood stories.

01:09:29Revive.

01:09:30Revive.

01:09:31Revive.

01:09:32I like that.

01:09:34That's a good slogan.

01:09:34I like that.

01:09:35I like that.

01:09:35I like the slogan.

01:09:36A little break.

01:09:37Break.

01:09:37I like that.

01:09:38Good morning, Pakistan.

01:09:44Welcome.

01:09:45Welcome back.

01:09:46Good morning, Pakistan.

01:09:47So, today, we are going to introduce you to our show.

01:09:53We have Dr. M. Saiful Haq.

01:09:57He is a consultant, diabetic and endocrinologist.

01:10:03이거를, endocrinologist.

01:10:04With Dr. M. Saiful Haq.

01:10:10Yes.

01:10:10He is a specialist doctor, and heb.

01:10:14He is a pretty good term.

01:10:16Head of academics, Packay Institute of Diabetology and saccharology and endocrinology.

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.

01:12:03There may be diabetes.

01:12:04It may be in the older ones.

01:12:06But in the common sense,

01:12:08because the majority of the diabetes is 90% and above,

01:12:11is in children's children.

01:12:12That's why it is called the child's diabetes.

01:12:15Okay.

01:12:15The other diabetes,

01:12:17which is called type 2 diabetes.

01:12:21Okay.

01:12:21So you can understand that if you have 98% type 2,

01:12:25then it will be 2% or less.

01:12:27It will be type 1 diabetes.

01:12:29Okay.

01:12:30Now, the third part is also very important.

01:12:32Which is the type 2 type?

01:12:34This type 2 diabetes is the most popular diabetes.

01:12:36I have said,

01:12:36that we see the most diabetes in the morning,

01:12:38evening, evening, evening.

01:12:39The most people are in the age of age.

01:12:41And this is also the genetics.

01:12:43How does it drink and drink?

01:12:46How does it drink?

01:12:47How does it drink?

01:12:48How does it drink?

01:12:50How does it drink?

01:12:57How does it drink?

01:12:58No, 95% or 95% or 25%?

01:13:00In this nature.

01:13:01In different countries,

01:13:02it is a very high prevalence.

01:13:03And type 3?

01:13:04Type 3 diabetes is the type 3 diabetes.

01:13:06We call gestational diabetes.

01:13:10It means женщins have that diabetes

01:13:11that under the pregnancy towards pregnancy.

01:13:14We call gestational diabetes.

01:13:17And there is also other types.

01:13:19However,

01:13:20if you know the 3 types,

01:13:22there are many different types.

01:13:24What are the symptoms of diabetes?

01:13:27When we talk about diabetes, we talk about type 2 diabetes, because type 1 is very important.

01:13:36In gestational, we talk about pregnancy, so this means that when we talk about diabetes,

01:13:43we talk about type 2 diabetes.

01:13:45Now, we talk about type 2 diabetes.

01:13:47There is a feature of a heart attack, that we talk about symptoms.

01:13:53We don't even know anything.

01:13:54We are completely normal.

01:13:56But, in many people, we feel so much more pain and we feel so much pain and we feel so

01:14:01much pain.

01:14:01They have to give up our urine and help us regularly.

01:14:04How do we ignore it?

01:14:08We are getting more patients.

01:14:09They say, doctor, I drink more water.

01:14:11so they relate to this, because if the night is used for you, this is a natural instinct

01:14:20that you usually sleep at night and at the morning this is a time you take the urine

01:14:27but if your eyes are open, this is a very important point that you relate to this because

01:14:35when I was sleeping at night, I was drinking water, so I was drinking water too, because you have

01:14:39more water, so that's why I was drinking water at night, this is a very important point

01:14:44then another point is that the person is saying that I have to eat, and I have no lifestyle

01:14:52that I have to exercise a lot, but then my weight is less, so this is also a point that

01:14:59it is possible that you have diabetes, because of that, because of that, I am very tired

01:15:06so this is also a very important point that you have to check that you don't have diabetes

01:15:12to not, I am very tired, I am very tired, I have heard that I've checked the diabetes

01:15:16so that it's not the way to get rid of this Tabitha, I've seen that there are many

01:15:25whole processes, that one has to be ready for that. It's all like this.

01:15:30We had to leave it, but we had to do it.

01:15:33When we were doing it, we had to maintain the sugar.

01:15:37It was sometimes high, sometimes low.

01:15:40So many diseases were not affected.

01:15:42There is another solution.

01:15:44It's an easy way.

01:15:45There was a lot of modern science,

01:15:48such as we were developing,

01:15:49so things were better.

01:15:51The solution was overall in the world.

01:15:54There was also in Pakistan.

01:15:56But the good thing is that in Pakistan,

01:15:58our local manufacturing company,

01:16:01Farm Evo,

01:16:02they had a very strong initiative

01:16:04to introduce a device.

01:16:06Farm Evo.

01:16:07They introduced a device.

01:16:10This is called CGM.

01:16:12CGM is called Continuous Glucose Monitoring.

01:16:17It's such a device,

01:16:19which is a sticker type.

01:16:21It's attached to your body.

01:16:23Is it a sticker or a pin?

01:16:25It's a very common pin.

01:16:27Even when you don't know the pin,

01:16:28you don't know the pin.

01:16:29We tell you the patient,

01:16:32it's a concept that there's no need to go into it.

01:16:34What will happen?

01:16:35It's a very common one.

01:16:36You have to put it in your own canural,

01:16:38catheter and catheter.

01:16:39It's a common one.

01:16:42This is a sticker.

01:16:43It's a sticker.

01:16:45You can usually use it.

01:16:47Where can you put it?

01:16:48can you put your hand on your hand?

01:16:49Yes, you can put your hand on your hand easily

01:16:50and put your abdomen on your feet on your feet.

01:16:52But usually, it's easy to put your hand on your feet

01:16:55so you can put your hand on your feet on your feet.

01:16:57This sticker is like this.

01:16:59It doesn't get removed.

01:17:00If you don't have any exercise or activity,

01:17:04it will get hurt.

01:17:05It's a strong sticker.

01:17:07It's about 15 days.

01:17:09What is the good thing?

01:17:11After 15 days, this is easily removed.

01:17:14Like this sticker,

01:17:15it makes it easier.

01:17:16It's basically you can put your hand on your hand.

01:17:19How can you check your hand on your hand?

01:17:23There are different ways.

01:17:24We find the veins.

01:17:27We check the venus blood sample.

01:17:30We check the venus blood sample.

01:17:30One that we have told you,

01:17:32we check the glucometer.

01:17:34It is a little bit.

01:17:37One is a interstitial fluid.

01:17:40Interstitial fluid which filters are

01:17:41As a result, the water is in the middle of the fluid,

01:17:44they are monitoring the real-time monitoring from the fluid.

01:17:47From the fluid, daily, every time you check 24 hours.

01:17:51How do you check it out?

01:17:52We will check it as simple as a phone.

01:17:55Today, every one of the smartphones is available.

01:17:57The smartphone is available.

01:17:58The application is available.

01:18:00The app is downloaded?

01:18:01The app is downloaded.

01:18:03The app will connect with the app.

01:18:05What is this?

01:18:06This is the latest technology in the world.

01:18:10The app is available.

01:18:11In which you don't have to prick the sensor.

01:18:13You usually have to prick the sensor.

01:18:15You do this and check it out.

01:18:18This is the one that you check.

01:18:19What happens when everyone sees the gathering?

01:18:21What happens when everyone sees the camera?

01:18:21They are doing it.

01:18:23So, there was a confusion.

01:18:25If you don't do anything,

01:18:26I just sat there, I have to put the phone on the phone.

01:18:30Every time, 24 hours a day,

01:18:3224 hours a day,

01:18:34every minute of reading.

01:18:35And you will not know that.

01:18:36You will not know that.

01:18:37I have to take the phone and take the phone.

01:18:39I have to take the phone and see the reading.

01:18:42You will know that.

01:18:44You will not need to read it.

01:18:46This is state of the art technology.

01:18:49Do you use diabetic patients?

01:18:51Do you use normal people?

01:18:53For example,

01:18:54who have been in jeans,

01:18:56mother, father,

01:18:58or in the family.

01:18:59The very important question is your madam.

01:19:01If you can see,

01:19:02it is very intelligent and very much.

01:19:04do you think maybe better for your husband.

01:19:07Yes,

01:19:08you want to know that.

01:19:10Yes,

01:19:10I wonder if this is what you're taking the time.

01:19:20The last one that you've mentioned about is your daughter is the one of your husband.

01:19:22The begottenment of the birth of the husband.

01:19:24That's the right reason is to take care of a child.

01:19:29You've taken care of the husband.

01:19:34Yeah,

01:19:34you've taken care of a child.

01:19:3440 years old, it is more and more lifestyle.

01:19:38It is very important to see what their blood and blood are being

01:19:46after eating.

01:19:47After eating something special.

01:19:49After eating something special.

01:19:50And in the most common cases, if you look at the food,

01:19:54you have eaten something,

01:19:56after eating something,

01:19:57the sugar level will go higher.

01:20:00will go up. How many days it will be high? This is very important.

01:20:04In the normal individuals, the people of the normal, the sugar level will increase the body.

01:20:11Because the high sugar level will increase the heart and the heart of the heart.

01:20:18If it is sustained or maintained, then a normal individual, which has strong family history,

01:20:25there are 3,45,000,000 people. This is a data.

01:20:33And this is actually a bit more than a few.

01:20:36Exactly.

01:20:37How do we get our total of 3,45,000,000,000?

01:20:44We will return to our reward.

01:20:48This device is very important.

01:20:51We will return to our health.

01:20:54We will check our sugar levels.

01:20:55We will check our sugar levels.

01:20:56We will not know.

01:20:58We will return to our hidden sugar levels.

01:21:00If we do this before, then we will stop the diabetes?

01:21:07The most important thing is,

01:21:08the most important thing is,

01:21:10the most important thing is,

01:21:19the most important thing is.

01:21:20We will return to our future.

01:21:26We will return to our future.

01:21:27We will return to our future.

01:21:28We will return to our future.

01:21:29This is an issue here.

01:21:32It's a very important issue.

01:21:33We have a financial issue here.

01:21:35But I'm thinking of this.

01:21:37My message is for Pakistan's people,

01:21:39in the future we have to pay for is not a good expense,

01:21:42on outdoor eating, with food,

01:21:45with the car maintenance,

01:21:47diabetes is less than a good expense?

01:21:48And how many patients do this?

01:21:51Besides, doctors are doing so much.

01:21:53There is no expense of the treatment of the whole life.

01:21:56Exactly.

01:21:58So, the issue of the mother of all diseases is the issue of the disease,

01:22:01so the problem is so large.

01:22:03So if you have a lot of expense in the budget,

01:22:07in the budget. But that is your health. Unfortunately, we don't give any attention to our health.

01:22:26We don't give any attention to our health.

01:22:32It's too late, it's too late, it's too late.

01:22:34If we put it in the budget, I have put a CGM.

01:22:41Where is CGM?

01:22:43Very easy, very easy.

01:22:45There are many hospitals and centers.

01:22:51Especially where the diabetes is a proper treatment.

01:22:58It's very important.

01:22:59Do we have to go to the doctor for 15 days later?

01:23:05We have to go to the doctor for 15 days later.

01:23:08But if I ask for advice, first time,

01:23:14it's very easy.

01:23:15It's so easy.

01:23:17The world is in itself.

01:23:18It's very easy.

01:23:20It's very easy.

01:23:20But in Pakistan, my concern is better.

01:23:24It's better to know doctors and doctors.

01:23:27Diabetes and educators.

01:23:29So that your device is bad or bad.

01:23:40Good morning Pakistan.

01:23:42and khuda hafiz

Good Morning Pakistan | Bachpan Ki Yaadein Special Show | 5 June 2026 | ARY Digital [Full Movie]

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