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A Pillar of Strength and Faith After the Holocaust
Her voice choked with emotion, Rachel often repeated when we
spoke, "G-d is so good to me." Rachel was a Holocaust survivor who lived
a life of tragedies and great challenges. Yet she always clung to her
faith and was grateful for the blessings she had...
By Dina Hendel
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The truth is that we have very little control over our moods
and whether other people like us or not or what they choose to do with
their lives. People can suddenly reject us or can be so overwhelmed
with their own issues that they seem to not care. When we are dependent
on others for reassurance, approval or understanding, we remain
suspicious and insecure...
By Miriam Adahan
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Part II
Your baby is getting older and yet you are still not able to
sleep through the night! Here are some great tips to help you and baby
catch more zzzs...
By Brenda Sherizen
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Parshat Va'eira
The very concept of Egypt denotes limitation, a sense of
entrapment, blockage and slavery. And we have a directive to escape this
reality every day. We don't need to physically live in the land of
Egypt under Pharaoh's rule to feel enslaved...
By Sarah Zadok
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Having a real life in my hands only generated more loss of life
in my head. Sure, I was smart enough to feed, bathe and care for my
child. I kept a very organized diaper bag and was on my toes with
everything baby-related. But when it came to life in general, there was
no brain left...
By Mimi Hecht (Notik)
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Oh pain! Oh pain! There's something you should know,
Halt now, surrender, and listen to what I say,
Every time you hurt, I only thrive and grow
By Chany Klein
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| DEAR RACHEL |
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I have a teenage daughter (age sixteen) who has turned into a
totally obnoxious individual! She used to be a sweet girl, but for the
past year or two, things have been getting more and more out of hand...
By Beryl Tritel
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