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Atop a Mountain
Rachael Lavon
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The Unsolvable Riddle
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Yisroel Besser
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Solve Our Image Problem
Solve Our Image Problem: A Special Project
What — if anything — can be done to repair the damage? And what role do we play in the dynamic?
Mishpacha Staff
Solve Our Image Problem
Rabbi Shlomo Soroka: The Front Line is in Our Own Backyard
"The primary reason we should be behaving in a certain way, in whatever situation, is because it’s the right way to do things"
Alexandra Fleksher
The Change That Lasted
Same Habitat, New Habit     
Right then and there, I decided there was something I could do
Faigy Weinberger
The Change That Lasted
The Change That Lasted
Nine writers share their stories of determination and transformation
Mishpacha Contributors
To Be Honest
How to Get Your Spouse to Diet
One of the best ways to get your spouse to eat well is to stop taking responsibility for their food habits
Dr Meir Wikler
To Be Honest
Look to the Future    
As hard as it is, try to focus on the future. Then make the choices that will get you there
Rivka Gold
Send Them Off as Jews
Send Them Off as Jews: Chapter 8
“You know,” I tell them, “what’s important now is just being here.”
Rabbi Daniel Rose
Send Them Off as Jews
Send Them Off as Jews: Chapter 7
Facing the end of life — or even seeing that possibility in the distant future — can be a gift, for all sorts of reasons
Rabbi Daniel Rose
My Miracle
Happy Birthday
Alight. Five stories of salvation
Mindel Kassorla
My Miracle
My Miracle
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Family First Contributors
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When cabin fever hits, some of the most surprising excursions aren’t too far from your own backyard

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