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nce upon a time, a newly married king and queen set out to build their castle. They sculpted rooms and stairs and towers, and waited for a charming prince or princess to fill the corridors with ringing laughter and joy. “I’m sure he’ll be here soon,” said the king, as a bit of the tower they’d dreamed of so long came crumbling down. “Are you sure?” said the queen. “He must,” answered the king. “It can’t be much longer.” Yet as time went by, the waves came closer, threatening their beautiful home. Bit by bit, grain by grain, the castle of their dreams crumbled into sand. To this day, the king and queen still wait. They’ve rebuilt their home countless times, only to see it crumble, again and again and again. But soon – maybe very soon – they’ll live their dream. And laughter will fill the castle corridors and little faces will shine through the arched windows of their magnificent home and they will live happily ever after. Join us in filling empty castles with everlasting joy.

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ne summer evening, after a long, hot day, I took a stroll down the seashore. As I was walking, I came across an abandoned sandcastle. It was magnificently crafted, with towers and turrets and a jaunty flag flying from its roof. Yet even as I watched, the waves were breaking it apart. First a little wave licked its base, then a giant wave came nearly to its middle. I watched as the waters retreated, hoping against hope that the castle would somehow stand strong. But the waves were relentless, and soon the magnificent structure crumbled into sand. I thought then that I’ve seen many castles crumble into nothingness. Every day, I see couples dream of a child, only to have their hopes dashed – again and again and again. They endure a devastating cycle of building, hope and loss; building, hope and loss.

Yet the very sand these couples use to build their castles holds the key to their salvation. For Hashem said to Avraham Avinu, ‫והרבה ארבה את זרעך ככוכבי השמים‬ ‫ – וכחול על שפת הים‬and I will increase your children as the stars in the heaven and the sand at the shore. It is this promise that grants us at Bonei Olam the courage to help the couples rebuild – to tell couples that despite the waves, despite the failures, we will do everything possible to make their dreams come true. We do that by funding treatments. No matter how many times a treatment has failed, no matter how many times a couple has seen their castle crumble away, we will continue to fund their care, as long as there is hope that they can have a child.

To date, there are over eight thousand Bonei Olam babies – more than 8000 homes filled with joy; 8000 times that we see the fulfillment of Hashem’s great promise. These children will, with Hashem’s help, bring forth a future that is so glorious, so great; it is impossible to reckon – like the sand on the shore! It’s incredible to be part of all this building. But we don’t build alone. With every dollar you donate, every treatment you sponsor, every auction ticket you purchase today, you are there with us, building castles and filling them with joy. These are not distant castles in some faraway land. They are right here – they are your neighbors, your siblings, your friends. They are desperately trying to build castles, but they can’t do it alone - because the task is so daunting and the price is so high. But the knowledge that you’re building with them; that you care to fund the future; gives them strength to keep building. I personally invite you to join us in Sandcastles, and to partner with us in helping waiting couples realize the fulfillment of Hashem’s brachah to Avraham Avinu – ‫והרבה ארבה את זרעך ככוכבי השמים וכחול אשר על שפת הים‬. Wishing you much joy in your own castle, Warmly,

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One Tiny Grain I sometimes wonder How much pain A single heart can bear, How many times Can hope be crushed And still yet persevere. For in my soul, A grain of sand Has settled and has grown, Though years have passed I still don’t have A child of my own. This pain I bear, This grain of sand, It hurts! It makes me cry, I cover it Time and again, To stifle it, I try, I try to act indifferent As if I’ve not a care, But under layers Of disguise, The pain, Oh, it’s still there. I hope and yearn To see the day When my shell I’ll unfurl, And from my pain There will emerge My child, a stunning pearl.

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t was three o’clock. Bus time. Shulamis usually tried to avoid coming in or out at three. It wasn’t a hard-set rule, but still, why put herself through the bludgeon? That was how she felt, walking through the mass of snoodbedecked neighbors, dodging strollers and scooters, bumping into adorable little people. It’s not that she begrudged her neighbors. She didn’t want their babies, for heaven’s sake. She wanted her own. But somehow, walking through the apartment building lobby at three just made her feel so different. They were mothers. She wasn’t. End of story. Oh, they were really nice, the neighbors. Great friends, even. They treated her like part of the group, inviting her to the Friday night Tehillim group and borrowing things and asking her to chip in when Faigy moved out. It was just the way she felt. She’d moved onto the fifth floor the same time as Chaya and Pearl and Faigy, and they’d discussed the merits of a two-bedroom apartment over a one-bedroom. She remembered it well. Faigy had opted for a one-bedroom, because she thought it was wise to save on the rent, and she, ever so confident, had said, “Well, that’s silly. You’ll have to move out before you know it.” And see, Faigy did have to move out, while her own second bedroom mocked her in its emptiness. And now it was 3:05 on Monday afternoon, and she had an appointment with that specialist, and she had no choice but to walk right through the wonderful ladies crowded around the door. So she held her head high and pasted a smile on her face and grasped the strap of her pocketbook so tight, her knuckles turned white.

Give her hope. Fund her future.

ubby was sitting in her brown leather armchair like a queen on her throne. Around her, a goggle of grandchildren flitted about, giddy with excitement. The little ones tried to peek into the bags at her feet, and one brave soul even tried to feel some of the dreidel-festooned packages. But the wrapping paper wasn’t giving away any of its secrets. “Alri-ight,” Bubby trilled, as she reached for one humongous shopping bag. “Let’s see.” She lifted a colorful package out of the bag and looked for the name tag. “Rivky Gold,” she called. Seven year old Rivky stepped forward and took the package, then sat next to her mother before carefully unsticking the scotch tape so the paper wouldn’t tear. “Chaim Schwartz,” Bubby announced next, and laughed when the three year old ripped the paper apart, broke open the box, and yanked the yellow plastic bus out of its package. “Goldy Jacobowitz,” she said next, proffering a package to a lanky preteen. And so it went, twenty nine packages, twenty nine children. Everywhere in the dining room, five of the Schwartz siblings and their spouses exclaimed over the gifts their children were showing them. The floor was carpeted with wrapping paper, and some of the children were already playing with their games and toys. And in a corner of the room, Yehuda and Malky sat and whispered and tried to ignore the pitying glances and the flash of sorrow that flitted over Bubby’s face whenever she glanced their way.

Give them family. Fund their future.

hey sat around the corner table in the Kiddush room like they did every week, digging into overnight potato kugel, refilling plates with cholent, slathering super-spicy Matyas herring over eiyer kichel. They called themselves “The Chevra,” six boys-turnedmen who’d known each other since first grade. Conversation flowed like the Johnny Walker Black on the table; a light, spirited banter between close friends. “So, whadaya say to Mendy, heh?” Yossi asked, as he lifted a hunk of kishka out of the cholent bowl. “He just had his fourth girl. Four girls in a row!” “He was chaleshing for a boy,” Ruvy said.“Yeah, he doesn’t have a Baruch yet,” Chaim Yitzchok called out. “Such a heise Chasid, and he’s still waiting to give the name.” “Mamash a rachmanus,” Moishe interjected, a touch of sarcasm on his lips. “A pity. There has to be a segulah for a ben zachar.” “Yeah, my brother has seven girls. You hear?” Yoeli said, pounding a seltzer bottle on the table. “Seven girls!” He twisted the bottle cap, and with an explosive hiss, seltzer spritzed clear across the table, soaking the tablecloth, a tray of marble cake, and Avrumi’s bekeshe. “Oy, antshildigt, I’m sorry,” Yossi said, as he passed a stack of napkins to his friend. He looked at Avrumi, and realization slapped him in the face. Lively, loquacious Avrumi hadn’t had a thing to add to the conversation. Of course not. “Antshuldigt,” he whispered again. “I’m so, so sorry.” But all the apologies in the world couldn’t erase the pain.

Give him simchas. Fund his future.

Today they wait.

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Castles in the Sand Glittering sand stretching for miles, Shouting children, gleeful smiles, Plastic shovels, buckets filled, Pails of water splashed and spilled, Brilliant colors, surf and spray, Everyone’s come out to play, But in our corner of the beach, It seems as if the sun can’t reach, The doctor’s words fill us with dread “There’s little chance,” is what he said, Our castle’s now turned into sand, The joy won’t touch us, we’ve been banned Still, we hope to turn the tide, With Bonei Olam at our side, And once again the sea will roar, The sun will shine, the gulls will soar, And with our child, red pail in hand, We’ll build a castle out of sand.

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here was something stately about the couple who walked into Bonei Olam headquarters one morning. They weren’t the typical visitors. His beard was nearly white; her face sported a gentle web of wrinkles. They looked around the room, and the woman’s gaze seemed to linger on a blownup portrait of a baby girl. “We came to give you something,” the husband said. “We want to leave something over in this world. Because we aren’t leaving doros.” He pursed his lips. “We never had a child. There was no Bonei Olam then. We were so alone.” Then they told their story. They’d gotten married around the same time as their friends. Slowly, everyone around them began to build families, but they were still “the newlyweds.” Then her younger sister got married and she got suddenly afraid. “I thought, ‘what if she has a baby before me? I was terrified!’” she recalled. When her sister had a baby boy eleven months later, she was kvatter at the bris. A parade of aunts came over to her, clasped her hand tight, and said “im yirtzeh Hashem by you,” but she could only nod in reply because there was no doubt in her mind that if she spoke, the rock in her throat would dissolve into tears. The pain was ever-constant. The couple couldn’t even discuss it with their parents. Infertility was a

taboo topic. So they made phone calls and davened and visited doctors on their own.

“One doctor yelled at us,” she recalled. “‘Why are you chasing the impossible?’” he said. "You will never have a child. Accept it. Move on.’ After that appointment, I cried and cried until my cheeks were raw.” It wasn’t any easier for her husband. “I wanted a child so badly,” he said. “I remember once by duchenen on Yom Tov when the yungerman next to me was holding three little boys under his talis. I was thinking, ‘Hashem, just one! Please, I’m asking for just one!’” And then the medical field took a giant leap forward. There were promising new treatments available, and suddenly, they had hope. It was unbelievable – to think that after all these years maybe they could have a child; maybe they could fill the hole in their hearts; make simchas and have nachas and leave something over in this world. And then the doctor said, ‘it’s going to cost fifteen thousand dollars.’ It could have been a million. They had maybe a thousand in the bank. Even if they sold all their silver and jewelry, they’d still be ten thousand short. “We decided I’d ask my cousin,” the husband said.

“I never asked anyone for favors, and in those days, no one talked about such things. Our childlessness was like a big mine. People were afraid to get too close, because, you know, maybe we’d explode or something. So for me to ask for help was very hard. But I got up the courage. I visited him and explained the situation. I asked, ‘could you please give us ten thousand dollars?’” “He said ‘no.’ Just ‘no’. No excuses, no explanations. “With one ‘no’, our hope for a child was gone. We were so hurt, we couldn’t bring ourselves to ask anyone else. If our own relative didn’t think it was worth it to spend ten thousand dollars so we could have a child, who would?” “And that was it. It was over. We resigned ourselves to being childless. I became the candy man in shul, my wife is the receptionist in a doctor’s office. We’re not bitter, we accepted Hashem’s will. This was meant to be. But to say there’s no hole in our hearts? We would be lying.” By then, the tears were pouring down his wife’s face, and he was crying, too. He reached into his pocket and took out a checkbook.

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“That’s why we’re here. We want to help a couple have a child. This is what we want to do with our money. It would be a great comfort.” And he wrote a very large check and handed it to Rabbi Bochner. They stood up to leave, and the woman said “To this day, I ask myself, ‘what if?’ What if someone would have funded our treatment thirty years ago? What if money could have bought us a child?” What if?

Bonei Olam believes that no couple should ever have to ask, “What if?” Bonei Olam funds exorbitantly expensive fertility treatments, removing the single greatest barrier to parenthood: lack of funds. The average cost of helping a couple is $18,000. Some couples’ treatments cost much, much more. As long as the medical field offers hope, Bonei Olam will not let money stand between a couple and their child.

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Oasis in the Desert I always heard of the places I’ll go, The things that I’ll do and the things that I’ll know, I did not imagine, no, I never planned, To live in a desert with nothing but sand, To my left, to my right, to look high and look low, And see sand and more sand, with nowhere to go. To just plod and just plod through this desolate place, How I wished for a child to fill all the space.

One day I said, wait! There is hope! Let me run! Just over that dune! Is it daughter or son? I let myself dream of the places we’d go, Till I saw – a mirage I have followed! Oh, no! The dream that I dreamed of the places and sights, Of the happiest days and the dreamiest nights, Was gone like the castles I built in the sand, That crumbled away, no matter how grand. But then, it rose up, Bonei Olam’s oasis, I was finally able to go to great places, And do different things, and share what I know, With a child at my side, there is so much to show!

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The Mazel Tov Heard Round the World When Mr. Moshe Aron Fulop of Brooklyn showed up at the maternity ward of a Manhattan hospital this August, the staffer at the front desk gave him a visitor’s pass. “I’d like a father’s pass,” he said. “Those aren’t for grandparents,” she answered. “They’re for dads only.” “But I am a father!” he said. “My wife is here with my baby son! We had him yesterday.” The woman blinked and looked at him. “No way,” she said. “With that white beard an’ all, I was certain you was the grandpa! I mean, you look like a grandpa, for sure. Lemme guess, then. What number is this? Number nine? Number ten?” Mr. Fulop smiled. “Actually, it’s my first,” he said. The staffer’s jaw nearly hit the ground. “You’re not sayin!” she exclaimed. “I know your community. You people have lots o’ babies, so if this one’s your first, that’s big, man. Real big.” She was right. It was big – colossal, really. A really big simcha, a very big deal. At age 47, after decades of waiting and hoping, after so many losses and tears, after nearly coming to terms with the possibility that he would never have a child, Moshe Aron Fulop held his very own newborn son.

“I’m living in a dream,” he said, four weeks after the day he became a father. “All these years I had this big hole in my heart because I didn’t have a child, and now I have this precious tzaddik’l!” Mr. Fulop’s saga began some twenty-odd years ago, when he and his wife realized they had a problem. At first they were optimistic. But slowly, the months turned into years and one by one, their friends began to make simchas they could only dream about. Upsherens. Bar Mitzvahs. Graduations. Weddings. They participated in every occasion, even bought gifts and danced with the baalei simcha. But there was a thick glass wall between them and the rest of the guests. They were set apart; different; another breed, almost. They were the ones with a tzarah – the couple who’d never been up at night with a baby; who’d never taught a child the alef beis; who couldn’t possibly understand the nachas that wells up in a parent’s heart when a child delivers a pshetl or walks to the chuppah. In family-centered Boro Park, it was impossible to distract themselves from their plight. The kids in the streets, the school buses on the roads, the children’s shoe and clothing and toy stores that dominate the community, all highlighted the emptiness in their spotless little apartment. Throughout the years, Mr. Fulop tried with all his might to rejoice in other’s good fortune. “I knew no one was taking anything away from me,” he said. So he tried to vicariously experience life’s joys through others. When people were insensitive or said things that seemed hurtful, he took no offense. “I knew everyone meant well. They just didn’t know how to deal with us,” he said. But the couple’s desire

for a child burned in their hearts. And so they tried. They went to doctors and visited kivrei tzaddikim and never stopped davening and hoping. One big doctor in Mayo Clinic sent them to a lab that offers hope to many patients. The results were discouraging. A mekubal examined their kesubah, and organizations called offering this or that segulah, all to no avail. Until Mr. Fulop reached out to Bonei Olam. “I called to ask them to help pay for a procedure that could possibly help. They covered the entire bill, but that was just the beginning. Mr. Fulop described how Bonei Olam got involved in every aspect of the case – from rabbinical support to medical referrals and lab services. “Bonei Olam’s lab really was the first to offer us hope,” he recalls. Although the testing they’d undergone previously had come back with poor results, Bonei Olam’s lab runs a much more comprehensive test. The results were much more hopeful.

And now, this August, their dream came true, and little Shimon was born. “It’s like the Yam Suf split for us,” Mr. Fulop said. “Every avenue of help was closed. We’d tried them all. And then Bonei Olam jumped in and the yeshuah came.” There was another similarity to Kriyas Yam Suf: the kiddush Hashem and publicity. News about the baby’s birth hit social media and went viral. Photos of the “baby and his Chassidic white-bearded dad” circulated around the world, and in a matter of hours, Rabbi Fulop and his baby were famous. Though fame was NOT what he had been looking for all these years. “All I wanted was to be a father. To raise a Yiddish kind and leave doros.” Thanks to Hashem’s incredible chasadim, and the tireless efforts and dedication of His messengers at Bonei Olam, the Fulops are living their dream.

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Sands of Time There once was a couple named Klass, Who purchased a nice hourglass, They thought it would show, That time’s fast, not slow, But that fact did not come to pass. The sand, it kept trickling through, Marking time without fail, it is true, But something went wrong, Each day was so long, Yet, at the same time, it just flew. Before they knew what had occurred, They partied Anniversary the Third, No child at their side, Their smiles, though quite wide, Were fake, and it felt quite absurd. It was time for a doctor, but hey, Twenty grand at least, the doc did say, At that price, oh my, They both started to cry, We’ve no child, and we simply can’t pay. To the Klass’ we said, don’t despair, It’s OK, Bonei Olam is here, The funds, we will pay, If there is a way, We can help you, we will, ‘cuz we care. Today, their glass does still show, The passage of time, but you know, They sometimes forget, To flip it – don’t fret, ‘Cuz their twins keep them so on the go.

Twists & Turns She sat in the Bonei Olam office in Bnei Brak, fire in her eyes. “No,” she said, when the counselor asked to see her medical file. “I can’t show it to you.” She clasped the folder to her chest, as if to shield its secrets from prying eyes. “I can’t show this to you,” she said again. “Not until you hear my story.” And this is the story she told: “When I was in 3 Grade, I was diagnosed with cancer. It was Gehinnom on this world. I went through two years of torture – pain, needles, and nausea – oh, the nausea was so bad; it felt like there was a roller coaster roiling in my insides. rd

I was so scared. I remember thinking that this sickness wasn’t like anything I’d ever had before. It wasn’t like I could take pink medicine and Motrin, and go back to school in two days. And I’d never heard of kids whose hair fell out! My hair was all over the place. That was, in a way, the hardest for me. I remember passing a mirror and

thinking, ‘who’s that weird-looking person?’ and then getting a jolt and remembering – ‘oh, that’s me!’ One day, after two years of being sick, we went to the hospital to get my latest test results. The doctor was very excited. He made this big announcement: “Leah, you don’t have cancer anymore!” I was absolutely thrilled. I thought, ‘now I can just be a normal girl again.’ The doctor said he still had some things to discuss with my parents, so I left the room. But I didn’t close the door all the way, so I was able to hear what he was saying. “Like I said before, Leah is cured,” he said. “We don’t expect the cancer to come back. She is a healthy child.” Then his voice grew grave. “But there was some damage,” he said. “She will never be able to have children.” I felt like a rock had crashed onto my head. Here I

was, listening in on a conversation I was obviously not meant to hear, and I didn’t know what to do with the information. I was young, but I understood very well that my cure had come at a very, very steep price. I didn’t tell my parents that I had overheard the doctor, but for weeks, I walked around with this recording in my brain, playing the words, ‘I can’t have children. I can’t have children.’ Every time I saw a mother with her newborn, every time I watched a baby smile or coo or say something funny, my heart lurched and I thought, “I am never going to have that.” It was heavy stuff for an eleven year old. The secret proved too colossal for me, but I couldn’t share my pain with my parents. They’d already suffered so much, and were going out of their way to make me happy. They so badly wanted me to have a normal childhood! But I had to tell someone, or my heart would burst. So I confided in my best friend, Ruchy. For years, whenever I needed to unburden my heart, I cried to her. Ruchy got married soon after our graduation. By that time, it became obvious that I couldn’t do the same. The shidduch market was too small for a girl who couldn’t have children. To fill the emptiness, I spent hours at Ruchy’s home, helping her with the children and becoming nearly a member of the family. I was there when she came home from the hospital with her seventh child. I took the baby from her arms and gazed at his perfect face, and let the newbaby deliciousness wash over me. It was bliss. This was as close as I could expect to come to the joys of motherhood, and I savored every precious moment. But the very next day, something went terribly wrong. In the middle of the night, Ruchy was rushed back to the hospital. For days, she hovered between this world and the next. I spent hours at her bedside, and could see that she was tormented. And then she passed away. The shivah was heartbreaking. I wasn’t officially one of the mourners, and no one came to comfort me, but my heart was ripped in two. I had lost my dear, dear friend; the one person in the world who understood me. And I couldn’t look at the children! They were orphans! Bashefer! Ruchy’s tiny baby would never know his mother! The little boys were lisping Kaddish, the little

girls were confused and hurting. There wasn’t a lollipop or toy in the world that could take away the pain. At the end of the shloshim, I got a shocking phone call. It was Ruchy’s husband, and he was calling to tell me his wife’s dying wish. “Ruchy knew she was dying,” he said. “She was very distraught, very worried. The children were very much on her mind. She couldn’t bear the thought that they would grow up without a mother. She asked me to remarry – but not just anyone. ‘They need someone who will be a real mother to them, someone who will treat them as if they are her own,’ she said. ‘And she asked me to suggest a shidduch between us.” And so, in this very strange twist of fate, the girl who couldn’t have children became a mother of seven, overnight.” “That was me,” the woman in the chair said. “I have been taking care of the children for a year now. They’re mine. But I still have a dream – I want to have my own baby.” She lay the folder on the desk. “Now you can see my file,” she said. “Medically, I don’t stand a chance. But maybe now that you know my story, you’ll look at me, not at my numbers.” Her story pierced the heart of the Bonei Olam counselor she had met. And though her numbers looked every bit as bad as she had said, and though nearly every doctor he contacted wouldn’t touch the case, he wouldn’t back down. He searched the entire world until one doctor agreed to try. Bonei Olam funded the treatment. And the girl who couldn’t have a baby, the cancer survivor who was doomed to a life of loneliness and pain, gave birth to her eighth child.

Today, children with Leah’s form of cancer face a much more certain future. Thanks to advances in medical care, as well as Bonei Olam’s expertise and assistance, most survivors can look forward to building healthy families. Hear this true story from Rabbi Bochner. Call 718.534.0054 to hear a live recording.

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Message in a Bottle We’re putting this letter in a bottle To let you know That we are stranded – Stranded – do you know what that means? We’re here on this island, And no one can help us! We’re all alone here. We have no one to turn to But you! We’re casting this bottle out to sea. We imagine what it’ll go through. Because we’ve also ridden some mighty waves, Thrown this way and that, And hoped we wouldn’t be dashed against the rocks Though we were! Oh, we were! Our hopes were dashed More times than we care to count. We’re hoping you’ll find our bottle And won’t ignore it. But if you’re reading these words, It means you got our message. So let me spell it out for you. The name of the island is “Infertility.” It’s a harsh, harsh place to be, And we so don’t want to live out our days here. So please, please don’t ignore these words. Rescue us! Thank you for your kindness. You’re giving us hope.

Our Story in Numbers Bonei Olam has been helping waiting couples for 20 years. Ever since our founding in 1999, we’ve helped bring the dream of parenthood to thousands of couples around the world. Our 53 counselors in 14 regional chapters field some 500 calls a day worldwide, and in 5779, over 700 babies were born with our assistance. The average cost per treatment is $18,000, and Bonei Olam’s annual budget is over $10,000,000. With a staggering 1 in 6 couples struggling with infertility, our services have touched the lives of nearly every family, street and group of friends. The number of Bonei Olam babies increases every day. To date, as we go to print, the count is at an astounding

8,204 babies. Join us in partnering with Hashem in the fulfillment of His promise to Avraham Avinu: ‫והרבה ארבה את זרעך ככוכבי השמים‬ ‫וכחול אשר על שפת הים‬ It takes a team like the Bonei Olam medical board with its medical advisors to guide and connect patients to the best doctor, fertility clinic,or research establishment best suited to their needs.

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Bonei Olam’s mission is to help couples have healthy families. Our brilliant genetics team works to unearth the genes that cause devastating illness and helps couples circumvent the disease through treatment. (See page 86)

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