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Family First Feature
When a parent is dying, children-in-law may be confused about their place. Experts share practical ways children-in-law can be supportive during every stage of the crisis

By Esther Ilana Rabi

Family First Feature
Modern medicine failed my son, but healing came from an unexpected source

By Gitty Gold

Family Diary
“It doesn’t matter what you say. I can’t un-hear everything he told me"

By Shani Leiman

Family First Inbox
"Not every therapist-client match is a shidduch. But every therapist-client interaction should be positive and growth oriented"

By Family First Readers

Family Tempo
What kind of painting was that? And wasn’t it upside down?

By Rochel Neustadt

Windows
From time to time, the glasses slipped off and the panorama became markedly different

By Pam Russ

Musings
Some moms are all grown up, raising children Mary Poppins-style. But the rest of us are raising our young while raising ourselves

By Mindy Berger

Dream On
“ZeeZee, we already discussed this. The hospital isn’t a place for a seminary girl. Rabbi Freund will never allow it”

By Gila Arnold

Text Messages
At its core, it was a tale about being stuck, hemmed in and unable to move

By Eytan Kobre

From My Table

By Chanie Nayman

LifeTakes
All the things I’ve been begging for, planning for…. The things I’ve been dreaming about, the Oorah auction tickets I’ve invested in

By Zahava Robbins

Recipes

By Dining In

Words Unspoken
They’re panicked about shidduchim. And the panic is contagious

By Anonymous

Sound Bites

By Chaia Frishman