Alone S9 - Meet Canadian Contestant Teimojin Tan from Montreal, Quebec скачать в хорошем качестве

Alone S9 - Meet Canadian Contestant Teimojin Tan from Montreal, Quebec

Alone | All New Thursday 10ep Stream it on STACKTV: https://bit.ly/3ikI6GY Live & on Demand on Global TV App: https://bit.ly/3qgNgIr Teimojin grew up in Montreal and had a very worldly upbringing. From taking his first steps on a plane as a child to solo travelling through developing countries in his youth, he was never one to feel stuck in one place. As he travelled, he developed a fascination and appreciation for Indigenous cultures. As he learned about plant-based medicines, survival, hunting tactics, and local customs, he was also exposed to the health disparities and challenges facing impoverished communities. Seeing people in need and feeling helpless to render aid inspired him to work for non-profit organizations in South America, Ghana, and East Africa and to pursue higher education. But coming from a single-parent household, he wanted to be financially independent so at the age of 17, Teimojin joined the Canadian Army Reserve as an Infantry soldier. He took a special interest in Cold Weather Warfare & Survival and would spend weeks to months in the Subarctic learning how to make improvised defenses, conduct patrols, assaults, search and rescue missions, and employ strategies to procure food and shelter that he learned from the native Cree Rangers. Eventually, Teimojin found his way to medical school and became a doctor. . He plans to work in the rural Emergency Departments, Hospitals, and Clinics of the Bruce Peninsula in Ontario, Canada. These seemingly contradictory life experiences in fighting and healing, with a healthy obsession with the outdoors and survival, lead him to further specialize in Wilderness Medicine. Read more contestant bios here: https://bit.ly/3xQyFWQ The HISTORY® Channel website & TV schedule: https://www.history.ca/schedule/ Sign up for The HISTORY® Channel Newsletter and stay up to date with your favourite shows: https://www.history.ca/newsletter/