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Turning Tides
Leah Gebber
Turning Tides
Leah Gebber
Turning Tides
Leah Gebber
Turning Tides
Leah Gebber
Turning Tides
Leah Gebber
Outside Chance
Chaim picked up his laffa, then put it down. He seemed to be thinking. “I don’t remember ever making a conscious choice in my life”
Esther Kurtz
Outside Chance
My breath caught in my throat. Every time I let myself picture that awful moment, I felt first-trimester nausea
Esther Kurtz
Halls of Power
An Insider’s Guide to Politics
Maury Litwack
Halls of Power
There is now media buzz about another potential lame duck, President Donald Trump
Maury Litwack
My Miracle
Alight. Five stories of salvation
Mindel Kassorla
My Miracle
Five stories of salvation
Family First Contributors
Nourish to Flourish
"The last week, already? But we never even spoke about food and nutrition!"
Bracha Kopstick
Nourish to Flourish
“It’s finding ways to move your body that feel good, are enjoyable, and make you feel better, not worse, after doing it”
Bracha Kopstick
Diary Serial
“Dating is about meeting the person you’ll spend your life with. It deserves preparation”
Rachel Burnham with Bassi Gruen
Diary Serial
Feelings are a package deal — avoiding the hard ones means giving up the chance to feel the amazing ones
Rachel Burnham with Bassi Gruen
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But the comments hurt. They delegitimized the way of life I had chosen. They filled me with anger, and they rocked my confidence.

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