No one should have to give up on living a happy and healthy life What’s Wrong with Natural Consequences? [Family Reflections / Issue 752] I read with interest Sarah Chana Radcliffe’s article on how to deal with a spouse who neglects his responsibilities. I’m not a marriage expert, but something felt off to me about
“Share information sparingly on an as-needed basis, but do not waste one ounce of your much-needed energy trying to keep your diagnosis secret”
“I find it offensive and untrue to suggest that the self-sacrifice and growth of baalei teshuvah is an escape from suffering”
“Parents, if your son or daughter has any issues, do everyone (especially yourself) a favor and be open with the other side”
“I applaud both these women for showing us how making ourselves vulnerable is the path toward becoming stronger”
“A lot of us find ourselves in the position of being the “Shabbos goy” when it comes to having Internet”
