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Adviceline: Issue 540
After surviving kidney failure, Yaakov Horonchik is determined to push the miracle forward Photos: Ezra Trabelsi “I’m really sorry to be the bearer of bad news,” the nephrologist told Reb Yaakov Horonchik, who’d just undergone a second kidney transplant after his first donor kidney ceased functioning, “but your body has rejected the new kidney. That means
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I Can’t Respect My Wife
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After surviving kidney failure, Yaakov Horonchik is determined to push the miracle forward Photos: Ezra Trabelsi “I’m really sorry to be the bearer of bad news,” the nephrologist told Reb Yaakov Horonchik, who’d just undergone a second kidney transplant after his first donor kidney ceased functioning, “but your body has rejected the new kidney. That means
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Hindsight Is 2020
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After surviving kidney failure, Yaakov Horonchik is determined to push the miracle forward Photos: Ezra Trabelsi “I’m really sorry to be the bearer of bad news,” the nephrologist told Reb Yaakov Horonchik, who’d just undergone a second kidney transplant after his first donor kidney ceased functioning, “but your body has rejected the new kidney. That means
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