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Peshie Needleman
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Perel Roth
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Melissa Groman
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Lili Bernstein Goralnick LCSW-R
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Elana Rothberg
Akeida Moments
Sometimes I’d believe I could slip into it, if I could just find the portal to enter. A place that would accept me, quirks and all.
Esther Kurtz
Akeida Moments
“I accept Your Will Hashem,” I whispered, “I accept this nisayon, please just give me the koach.”
Avigayil Wein
A Healthier You
Some different types of stomach pain and how you might be able to recognize, treat, or prevent them
Chaya Rosen
A Healthier You
When the force of a blow or fall is strong enough, the brain bangs against the skull, and this can cause injury to the brain
Chaya Rosen
Name Drop
When he was younger, he sounded off in order to survive. Today he’s an advocate for his people by choice. With Yossi Gestetner’s open mike, no one goes down without a fight
Yisroel Besser
Name Drop
His zeide loved connecting with other Jews and so does he_— through digital age albums and scouting out raw talent that no computer can replace,
Yisroel Besser
Someone Should...
Admittedly, accommodations are not always easy and can oftentimes complicate matters
Mrs. Rivkie Feiner
Bentzi and the Mystery in the Museum
I didn’t know what else to say. Poor Asher! How would I feel if I was suddenly cut off from Yoel and Yom Tov and Tulli and all my friends?
Shifra Glick
Bentzi and the Mystery in the Museum
So, can it really be…? No! It seems I was wrong to suspect Shuki. I don’t want to risk suspecting Asher wrongly too
Shifra Glick
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I’m learning to want what I get instead of getting what I want

By Sarah Moses Spero

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But we ourselves, while loved, don’t belong. We don’t live on Planet Normal. We live on Planet Crazy

By Miriam Maggid

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This is my child and she needs and needs and needs. I can’t look at her. I can’t look at myself

By Rochel Ester Travitz

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“Look at him, at him, behind the stained shirt and missing teeth, and you can’t help loving him, he’s another Jew”

By Rivka Streicher

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But today and yesterday, five years after burying them, in my nightly half-sleep, those dreams came to me, taunting, “What will be with you, Bracha?”

By Bracha Reis

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I stand there with my years’ worth of baggage. Praying for another year

By Rivka Streicher