I am so glad you could join us. I'm your host Mo Gaudet. This podcast is nothing more than a conversation between two good friends sharing inspiring life stories and perhaps

some nuggets of wisdom along the way.

This is your invitation to slow down with us.

Welcome to slow more. Today's guest is a true hero, like I mean it, a true hero.

Dr.

Wahid Arianne is a doctor in the A&E in the National Health Service in the United Kingdom.

His personal story leading to this place in life is unbelievably inspiring, starting from Afghanistan

going through wars, refugee camps, asylum, working simple jobs all the way

till he became the doctor that he is today is an absolutely inspiring story which he documents

in his autobiography in the wars and he not only is an incredible hero in terms of how he survived all of the challenges

in his life but he then pioneered the charity, which is called Arian Teleheel,

that works directly with clinics around the globe to provide medics on the ground with support from

volunteers in advanced nations. So medics in war zones and conflict zones and zones with no advanced medicine

would be able to get re-access to those who have the knowledge and the education. He devised this with a very simple technology and has

saved hundreds of lives as a result. Dr. Ariane has been recognized as a UNESCO Global Hope Hero, a United Nations Global Goals,

goalkeeper, an NHS innovation mentor.

He was appointed to the World Health Organization roster of digital health experts in 2019.

And in the UK he has been awarded the Rotary International Peace Award and the

Prime Minister's Points of Light Award. I don't want to spoil the story to you

but I will tell you this will be one of the most

inspiring slow-mo episodes you have ever heard. I'm a huge fan of Waheed and I hope you

will enjoy this conversation Dr Dr. Waheid, Arian.

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