Iftaar celebration of Americans for Palestinians Orphans-By Dr.Afshan Hashmi

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0:52 Hello everyone, this is your loving host and best selling author, Doctor Abshan Hashmi live from us to deal with meat and greet and today folks, I will be talking about another atar. And before I do about that atar, I want to remind you that these are my two books. The first one is The Modern Gocal Mentality, New Strategies to Succeed in India and the global marketplace and the second one is The Outbreak of a Monster's Infection. I want a movie or a web series to be made of this book, The Outbreak of a Monster's Infection, and it was an Amazon bestseller and tail Flix has given me a very good evaluation. The second one is the modern vocal mentality. The second one is the modern vocal mentality.

1:39 New strategies to succeed in India and the global marketplace. And this this book came first and this came second. So I want a movie or a documentary to be made out of it. And all those documentary producers please contact me at a Shan at drrafshan Hashmi dot com. And this is a business book and your guard management principal model I have given about it. So having said that, folks, now I will be going on a break and Rebel will play the movie of Afar and after that we will come again and talk about it. Hello, do you want? This is life from Sam and raising my parents and friends and somebody whim and you're here.

2:25 But it's very strange that they say and. Think, you know, babies unt. And they give them. And look. And so let me go snide because they are still pretty. What is there.

3:07 Here? It's very cold outside of your sodain. So and say it's not servage and kitchen and you know can bel fast it has a nice or ok Now, I'm just walking around and seeing some businesses here that it is Virginia and most of the businesses are here and it is there. Well, the road is not good. Just see the potholes here.

3:48 These are some shops which are all post and it is quite secluded here. That first I thought, you know, there is no man here. Why why would they do aftar here? You know it is. And see all these this is here, so they are offices here. I think they should have done it on a good day so that it is all open. I don't know what is going on here. And then it says raj Kalsaura. So I kind of worse when you were driving dropping me for this that So let's see what is in gul.

4:32 Na mas there? No, no, I was just so this is the Raj Kalsa. So you believe in that, right, you believe in in this? What what is different in this gurudara than the usual sick people? There's a difference. Different much people. I've been teaching a yoga weekend. Okay, So I'm doctor Dukshan Hashmi. I'm covering for talk for TV and UH and Hollywood Radio, so you don't need.

5:15 To record me anyway. This is I mean, this cortoire was. I just want to know about this gurud well, it was. It was built by the American Seak community. Okay, but a lot of the Punjavi community participants here, okay, lot, Okay, I'd. Say that they're just as much a part of this as not. My parents, you know, before my birth were in California, so they they had friends in Yuba City. So Yuba City is still full of six. Yes, I see, I see, I think it is. I mean it's a farming community. And I remember that there being a large Seak community in university.

5:59 So this is basically Kali raj Kalsa Gurudwara is basically just for American six. Right. I didn't say that it was built by us. Uh huh, but it's open to everybody. Okay, Okay, nice meeting you, Thank you. Hello viewers around the group. This is doctor Shan Hartman the live for her radio show at K four SD and talk for a TV show, And I just wanted to request you that please give me a sponsorship if you want to want this show to continue. Having set that fence, I will see you in another episode of K four SHD Radio plus talk for TV show and if you give.

6:47 Me a sponsorship, I will give you a very reasonable price. And they're also you will get a lot of promotion. As this show is syndicated world right to move them frost, cheers and bye bye. So this is the American Hamasy and sis Nobo. It's quite interesting to see this a lot of the anxiety happening in Panish time. So I feel good about that. I have a clear and also for me, religion is no unris so I also.

7:34 Ne had ALcom the some true events. You know, for me, religion hasn't gone the abound them. This is. Gave her a gator and talk for them and his friends. I alive Mereland in a country club and just make it the same that finish your. Prosorship between shows to go on because it is not as effort as money to produce these type of shows.

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9:53 Peers and bye bye. Kill So you know I'm very bad. You know, I'm a widow and a single woman now, so I would like to devote my some time here and bring you, you know, in my radio and TV show and you know you can be co hosting that and tell about the progress of the organization. We are happy to collaborate with people from the world. Yeah, especially I have. A show here and it is syndicated worldwide to three hundred million listeners. So from time to. Time you can come and you can you know, tell tell your study. Yes, yes, when you are from coit right is peace? Yeah you are from cheth I am yeah, okay.

10:46 In my childhood I visited pet Iraq and quet. I am proud. Regardless what's going on. Yeah, hello viewers around the group. This is doctor Cham had a live for her radio show at K four SHD and Talk for TV show and I just wanted to request you that please give me a sponsorship if you want to want this show to continue. Having said that, friends, I will see you in another episode of K four SHD radio plus Talk for TV show And if you give me.

11:30 Sponsorship, I will give you a very reasonable price. And we're also you will get a lot of promotion as this show is syndicated for right to meet them through those tears and bye bye. Yes, they have resilience that nobody can imagine the limits. Yes, thank you so much, suprank can please yes? Yes, so thanks everyone for learning. And this is doctor Rabshan Hashmi. Like from this fundraiser for Gaza and the organization is called Americans for Palestine and Orphans and I would like, you know, to devote some time here and also if I would like to donate some time in Jewish organizations.

12:19 Also because both. Sides are affected, so I have to be fair to both sides. And I am thinking of adopting a. Jewish boy and a Muslim girl. So so that would be you know, my thing, you know, to raise them. I my husband recently passed away, so that is the idea. You know, it just came to me. And I'm saying here having said that, folks, why why and you know enjoyed and you know, give me a sponsorship for doing these kinds of work because this. Shoe is syndicated worldwide. Two three hundred media listeners tears and buy by Dahabies and from Grand Army.

13:08 Would you love exposure for your business, product or service to over three hundred million potential listeners? Send an email to in Tho at talkform media dot com and now let's hear from some of our sponsors. Chapter two, How Jugar leads to multi sector sex stories in India, including definitions of the Jugar management principal business model of the book, the Modern Mobile mentality, News strategies to succeed in India and the global marketplace. Inspiration through Jugar is an inspiration on how to create products using technology that meet the price value equation. According to a Harvard Business Review article featuring expert prellad Than marsh Are, most innovation programs are built on the assumptions of affluence and abundance. We see the rich and the young in both the developed and the developing countries demanding environmental friendly products and services. They also believe that affordability and sustainability are crucial to driving successful business Today. New technologies and radical business models are important not only to penetrate mass markets in India but in the entire world. By reconfigure during all areas of the business structure, they will hold.

14:48 Hey, monster's infection is spreading worldwide. OMG. Is this a simple infection or deliberate jumps to ruin the human population? Or maybe it's buyout terrorism. What is this global infection and who is spreading it? Help us find out. Go to Amazon and search for the outbreak of a monstrous infection. The human race needs your helped to make this go viral. Go to amazon dot com and read the Outbreak of a Monstrous Infection to find out what happens next. Go now the world is depending on you.

15:35 And now doctor oshon hash Mas radio show. So, folks, this was a beautiful AFTA. You know, they showed a documentary film and it was so nice. You know, there was you know, platform of people giving speeches. And this was the lady whom I teached here who brought me and her name was Amal. So thank you Amal for inviting me here for this aftar. And really, folks, you know, nobody is doing good in Gaza or in Israel.

16:15 I think you know that should be the peace peace message, you know that why you know there is so much of bombing. I was very curious that why people you know are getting bombs. So what children? Children do? So children, you know, they hide and they said the doctor they some of the children who are orphans live in live in the hospital. And also it is so bad, you know, so we should all, you know, right to our president, right to our senators, you know, to do something for Gaza, you know, and Israel that you know they should they should be you know friends. Again, there is no point you know, in fighting, and and it should be peace through strength because I believe in the President Trum's agenda of peace through strength. So that's what it is.

17:10 And having said that, folks, now I will go on a break and we'll be back. Would you love exposure for your business, product or service to over three hundred million potential listeners? Send an email to info at talkfomedia dot com. And now let's hear from some of our sponsors. A monstrous infection is spreading worldwide. Oh my god. Is this a simple infection or a deliberate attempt to ruin the human population, or maybe it's bioterrorism. What is this global infection and who is spreading it? Help us find out. Go to Amazon and search for the Outbreak of a Monstrous Infection. The human race needs your help to make this go viral. Go to Amazon dot com and read the Outbreak of a Monstrous Infection to find out what happens next. Go now, the world is depending on you.

18:26 The Outbreak of a Monstrous Infection Chapter one, nineteen sixty four to twenty eighteen. And this is the sample track and it is read by doctor Rafshan Nahid Hashmi in a sprawling banglaw in Potomac, Maryland, USA, live doctor Honey Singh a both certified internal medicine and family practice physician. Along with his beautiful wife, Baby Singh. Baby Singh was a fashionista and was funding women's pauses through her Honeybab Foundation. She had a Lais book club by the name of Baby's Clam and glitzy club which had many clam and glitzy ladies who were professionals living in Washington, d C. Potomac, Maryland, Virginia, and even Beverly Hills, California, as well as a lead from all of America, meeting at her place on the last Wednesday of every month discussing various aspects of charities they wanted her and doctor Honey to fund. In this club, there was a wide spectrum of career women. There were doctors, lawyers, actresses, business owners, and models to name a few. In these book club meetings, members would come prepared after reading a book of a famous woman author and that author was even invited from any part of the world to give her presentation, followed by a Q and A in this prestigious and elite gathering.

19:57 And now guys to doctor Ashan Hashme Radioshace. So being a scientist, you know by profession, although I am not working in the lab due to an injury I had in my right leg. So now folks, you know, I am going to eat a paper because I wanted to also see from the perspective of science and medical field. I'm not a medical doctor, but I am a PhD doctor, and I have come, you know, I have come a long way, you know for doing research medical research. My PhD in biochemistry was on medical research, and I have done a lot of clinical research and the effect of diseases.

20:46 I am a regulatory affairs specialist pertaining to FDA regulations as a RACK Regulatory Affairs certified from Regulatory Affairs Professional Society. And also so I am also I am a CIX clinical pathology in chemistry, and so it is all medical field. So I kind of what clinical research impacts are on today's population. I see so many disease children around in Montgomery County where I live. That today also I saw in the morning many children, you know, who are who are just autistic. I had an autistic brother, and because of that, I am very very fond of those autistic children.

21:39 I have no children, so I am trying to help the next generation of America. Having said that psychological aspects of traumatic injury in children and as ernesto cafe at all Child Adolescent Psychiatric Clinical NM, two thousand and three, July, and it says each year millions of children are exposed to some form of extreme traumatic stressor these traumatic events include natural disasters for example, tornadoes, floods, hurricanes, motor vehicle accidents, life threatening illnesses, and associated painful medical procedures for example severe burns, cancer, limp amputations, physical abuse, sexual result witnessing, domestic or community violence, kidnapping, and sudden death of parent.

22:35 During times of war, violent and non violent trauma for example lack of fuel and may have terrible effects on children's adjustment. The events of September eleventh, two thousand and one and the unseizing suicidal attacks in the Middle East underscore the importance of understanding how children and adolescents react to disasters and terrorism. The body of literature related to children and their subb and their responses to disasters and trauma is growing. Mental health professionals are increasing their understanding about what factors are associated with increase risk, vulnerability, and affect how children cook with traumatic effects. Researchers recognize that children's responses to major stress are similar to adults re experiencing the event, avoidance, and arousal, and that these responses are not transient. A review of the literature indicates that PTSD is the most common psychiatric disorder after traumatic experiences, including physical injuries. There is also evidence for other call morbid conditions, including mood, anxiety, leave, conduct, learning, and attention problems.

23:58 In terms of providing treatment, TBT emerges as the best validated therapeutic approach for children and adolescents who experienced trauma related symptoms, particularly symptoms associated with anxiety or mood disorder. The best approach to the injured child requires injury and pain assessment, followed by specific interventions such as pain management, brief consultation, and crisis intervention immediately after the specific traumatic event. I saw that film and many children. They are so beautiful and innocent children both from Gaza and Israel, and they were kind of very very scared. And I saw those orphans.

24:44 You know that they don't even have a place to live, and so they were bounding with each other, but they were very very sad. So and just see that drinking water and just the necessary uh necessary things. You know that it should it should be given to them. And also, folks, I want to tell you that if if you know the organizations who are giving this should be very very honest and their accounting and everything that suppose we give one hundred dollars, I think one hundred dollars should reach there and their administrative costs should be as low as possible.

25:31 I don't know. I know organizations who charge suppose one hundred dollars, so ten dollars will go to an organ two is kind of charity, and ninety dollars they will keep for administrative fee and they will empower themselves. This is not the right right practice. And I would request Attorney Journal Pondee and President President of United States, President Donald J. Tram to please you look into these organizations that what is their administrative peace Because if I give one hundred dollars, I expect that you take ten dollars, but you are not going to take ninety dollars.

26:15 That is thorough cheating. And many nonprofit organizations they are doing that. Having said that, folks, the main conclusion that arises from the research on resilience in development is that extraordinary resilience and recovery power of children depend on basic human protective systems operating in their favor. This finding has produced a fundamental change in the framework for understanding and helping children at high risk are already in trouble. This shift is evident in a changing conceptualization of the goals of prevention and intervention that currently address competence and problems.

26:57 Strategies for fostering rezilis described in this article to be tested in future controlled psychotherapy trials to verify their efficacy on children's protective factors. This is a very very good thing. And now folks, I will go on a break and will be back soon. Would you love exposure for your business, product or service to over three hundred million potential listeners? Send an email to infots talkform media dot com and now let's hear from some of our sponsors. Chapter two, How Jugar leads to multisector seccess stories in India, including definitions of the Jugar management principal business model of the book, the modern Mobile mentality, news strategies to succeed in India and the global marketplace inspiration through Jugar is an inspiration on how to create products using technology that meet the price value equation. According to a Harvard Business Review article featuring expert prellad Than marshalcre most innovation programs are built on the assumptions of affluence and abundance. We see the rich and the young in both the developed and the developing countries demanding environmental friendly.

28:22 Products and services. They also believe that affordability and sustainability are crucial to driving successful business Today. New technologies and radical business models are important not only to penetrate mass markets in India but in the entire world. By reconfigure during all areas of the business structure, they will hold. Hey, monsters, infection is spreading more. OMG. Is this a simple infection or a deliberate attempt to ruin the human population?

29:07 Or maybe it's bioterrorism. What is this global infection and who is spreading it? Help us find out. Go to Amazon and search for the outbreak of a monstrous infection. The human race needs your help to make this go viral. Go to Amazon dot com and read the Outbreak of a Monstrous Infection to find out what happens next. Go now. The world is depending on you. And now back to Doctor Option on Hashmes radio show.

29:52 Okay, folks, you know consequences of suicide. A major consequence of suicide consists of the years of potential life lost to an adolescence as the result of premature death. Considering the relationship between effective illness and genius, we will never know what gifts we would have received from those talented youth who died by their own hand. Because most suicides occur in the home, the psychological problem facing the first family members who accidentally discovered the body of the suicide victim must be emphasized. Such events kindle suicide Prevention and intervention Strategy Schaeffer and Collee. So this paper is from Bell and Clark, and this is so Epidemology of Youth Suicide.

30:43 In nineteen ninety four, the most recent year for which national vital statistics data are available, twenty two seventy persons under the age of twenty years died by suicide, and almost two fifty children under the age of fifteen died by suicide. In nineteen ninety four, suicide ranked as the third leading cause of death for adolescence, after motor vehicle accidents and homicides. Firearms sixty seven percent and stagulation eighteen percent were the two most common methods used by adolescence. The presence of a firearm in the home, whether locked up or not, development psycho pathology. I believe that you should have a firearm, but you should be very careful that who uses it it should not be lying around so that your children come and their friends come, and they explore that it should be used when it is absolutely needed, because yes, it's a safety. The county I live in, Montgomery County is a century city and criminals come in the middle of the night, and there is so much of domestic terrorism that they come in the middle of the night and they bully and they've drone me and that is all illegal. So you know, those kind of people could have be severely punished. Who after so much of empowerment, you know, there is a prison

32:15 reform program here, and it is so much of refinement, they still you know, there is still two gang wars and those kind of things. First, I used to live in Baltimore, and these people used, uh were in Baltimore. You could not even move from Johns Hopkins. I was at Johns Hopkins. So now see a person. You know, I used to reach my office either at eight o'clock or nine o'clock, and sometimes I would come at twelve in the night. And just see how the how I did a postdoctor fellowship from Johns Hopkins and how long my day was. And now you have to sit in in the you have when you go there, you have to call the security guard was there. You have to tell him that you get a shuttle. Then you can walk in Johns Hopkins area. And the same the main campus of Johns Hopkins in Baltimore. The same thing was with University of Maryland at Baltimore, the Maryland Hospital.

33:19 I used to work. My deceased husband used to work there, so he was a man, and every day there was a mugging story or anything. So now I used to work in the lab. I was the lead medical technologist. And I used to work in a clinical pathology lab and it was so busy. It was rapid response lab and within one hour you have to deliver the results. And it was extremely busy. And if the doctors write you three times, you will be fired. That was the phenomena there. And I would not even get time to eat because I was working from three thirty to eleven thirty. Sometimes I would not even get time to eat a get a break, you know. And now when the shift would finish at eleven thirty, you have to sit for hours. You know, the shuttle has to come because there was less resources and shuttle was like very busy. So how irritating it is that because of mafia and gang wars, you cannot go or either if while coming back, you know, of course, they will put you in the parking lot and many girls were raped in parking lots there. So I would request from this channel that people who are influenced by all this chaotic situation in the world should contact me. And also

34:52 White House has a program and they are looking for internships for children. So just you know, contact President Trump in White House and you can get internship there. And it's a very good program, Ladybird Operation, which is controlled by the Commander in chief, the President of the United States. So just contact him, and you know, you can register your children there. I don't know the procedure, but you can contact White House. I was asked by President Trump to suggest some people, but I thought I don't have children, so the best way to do is to contact President Trump at their and White House over there a White House.

35:41 So having said that, folks, now you know I was talking about gang wars and Gaza war and this war and that war. But you know the best thing is peace through strength. And one should be very honest in what they do and they should have a conscious that if I do one small thing wrong, what impact it will have on the population around the globe. Because if you are sitting at a desk where you are scanning the area for security reasons, if you are sitting there and shopping, or you are looking at women or women are looking at men, you know, while they are going to the bathroom or they are in their private moments, you should have no light to have that job.

36:32 And you know you should be punished thoroughly because you are giving that permission because of some and you have some responsibility. Having set that, folks, now I will end this program and I will see you in next busday at six pm time in Meat and Greet with Doctor Rafshan Hashmi. Having set that, folks, cheers and bye bye. You've been listening to Meet and Greet with Doctor Afshan Hashmi on k for HD radio and Talk for TV. Tune in live right here every Thursday at six pm Eastern time. Would you love exposure to your business, product or service to over three hundred million potential listeners, Send an email to info at talkforremedia dot com. And remember, if you missed any part of the show or want to hear it again, find our featured show on iHeartRadio or YouTube, where all past episodes are available on demand.

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