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Recap: Ahuva meets Tehilla and Rachelli on their walk home from school. Tehilla runs away with Rachelli and explains what happened between Ahuva and herself in eighth grade. Rachelli responds by saying that she doesn’t have actual proof that it was Ahuva who spread the rumors and then gives her the stack of Tehilla’s missing library books without explaining where and how she had them. Chava reaches out to the principal of Tehilla’s school. Ahuva tries unsuccessfully to figure out the truth about who started the rumors about Tehilla.

CHAPTER TEN:

“I see.” Pause. “Aha, I hear.” Another longer pause.

Then, “Of course, I will need to discuss this with her. But knowing her, I believe this arrangement will work beautifully for both of them. Let’s be in touch, Debbie, okay?”

I heard my mother hang up the phone. I discreetly sat down near her.

“You scared me, Tehilla!” Ma exclaimed.

“What’s going on? What do you need to discuss with me?” I wasted no time admitting that I had, in fact, just eavesdropped.

“Hey! How did you know that I was talking about you?” Ma teased.

I smiled. “I have a sixth sense for these things, y’know!” We shared a laugh. It struck me how rare it was these days for us to share a small laugh and spend quality time together. I was in school all day, and hardly had time when I came home. Our relationship had morphed from meaningful to manageable. There was a difference.

My mother eyed me thoughtfully before explaining her conversation. “I just hung up with Aunt Debbie,” she began. “You know her daughter Faigy?”

Ma continued at my nod, “She graduated high school in Arizona last year. Debbie wanted her to come to a Brooklyn Seminary, but Faigy wanted to teach elementary school. They came up with a compromise: Faigy is attending a half day program in Brooklyn and teaching in the afternoons.”

“Where is she staying? In her seminary’s dorm?” I interrupted.

“That’s where she was staying. But recently, Seminary became too hard and too intense for a busy first year teacher. At first, Debby refused to let her quit her half day program,

but at this point, she really can’t juggle both. And quitting her teaching job isn’t an option.”

“So where will she stay now? Will they let her keep her dorm room?” I realized where we were headed with a sinking feeling.

“That’s where we come in, her only relatives in Brooklyn,” Ma finished softly. She toyed with the cordless on the table in front of her.

“Faigy can find accommodations in Brooklyn, but where can she find a nice and warm home with someone to greet her with a warm meal at the end of the day? Aunt Debby felt bad asking, considering our situation and all, but she really couldn’t think of anything else that is suitable, or even comparable, to what we can offer.”

“What do you mean, considering our situation?” My voice was bitter.

“I am physically limited. That’s all. Taking care of another teenager and making sure that she is okay will take physical energy. But I am ready to do it. The question is, are you?”

“Where would she sleep?” I opted to answer with a question.

“We don’t have a spare bed in any other bedroom, but yours.” Ma was apologetic.

“So I would get a roommate.”

“If you agree. It is completely up to you.” I got up and stretched. I reached into the cookie jar and hit the bottom. “No cookies left, Ma?”

My mother limped to the freezer and carefully emptied a bag of nougat cream cookies into the jar.

“Here you go.”

“I need to give her an answer by the end of this week. Think about it, Tehilla, and you may find yourself warming up to the idea. You never got to know Faigy, and she is a wonderful girl. I think you might even end up gaining more than you give!”

Ma’s voice rang in my mind as I tasted her famous nougat cream cookies. I loved hearing from Aunt Debby, Ma’s sister, over the years, but I never really got to spend time with her in person. The last time that I saw Faigy was three years ago, at a cousin’s wedding. Even then, we hadn’t exchanged more than polite chit-chat.

I wondered if it was even okay for me to refuse. After all, a teenager was entitled to her privacy! A small part of me was intrigued. The closest friend that I had made since letting go of Ahuva was Rachelli. But we always kept our relationship superficial. Subconsciously, I

refused to let our relationship deepen the way it had with Ahuva. Something inside of me still refused to completely trust another friend.

Family was different. No matter what, we were bound by flesh and blood. Faigy was my cousin and having her as a roommate would turn her into a friend as well. Was I ready for a new relationship?

If I cared to admit to even myself, somehow, I wasn’t really sure.

***

“Tenth grade exams are so unfair,” I griped to Rachelli. “I think we should stop at the ice cream store for a pity party.”

Rachelli smiled. “Totally. Let’s go for it!”

Five minutes later, we were seated at the round red table in the ice cream shop, poring over the menu like our life depended on it.

“Peanut Butter Cup Sundae Explosion,” I announced. Rachelli ordered Strawberry Yogurt ice cream and I got ready for my exotic sundae.

I described my dilemma over ice cream. “Saying yes means really compromising on my privacy,” I said earnestly. “But then again, how can I say no? If the situation were flipped, and I would need accommodations in Arizona, I would be so hurt if they would refuse to have me stay by them.”

Rachelli licked the side of her cup, where the ice cream was dripping. “Why do you value your privacy so much? Your house is big enough for you to hang out in a different room when you want to be alone.”

“Not alone,” I corrected her. “There is Chayala and Moti. After they go to sleep, my father and mother are home. There is no quiet room for me to relax in besides for my room. And yes, I do value my privacy. I don’t need a 24-7 companion, lovely as she may be.”

“So then just say no.”

I sighed and bit into a chunk of a peanut butter cup. “Funnily enough, I like the idea of a roommate. Yes, technically speaking, there are many problems that can arise, but I can iron out the details before to make it work. I really can make it work.”

“It sounds like you made up your mind.”

I smiled and paused to let the cold ice cream spread over my tongue. “I guess I did. Thanks, Rachelli. I feel so much better now.”

“I didn’t do anything,” she smiled, “But I don’t

mind taking credit for such a noble decision!” Later, as we parted at the corner, Rachelli hesitated before speaking.

“Tehilla, I hope I don’t come across as preachy or anything, but I want to tell you how much I admire you. You really grew since last year and you became so open, kind of letting your guard down with everyone at school, in a good way. And I admire you for that. You didn’t want to come to Bnos Batsheva, but you made a go of it. I am so lucky to have you.”

I swallowed a lump in my throat. Her sincere comment rang true to my ears. I deserved this compliment, but it didn’t feel good to be reminded of the past.

“Thanks, Rachelli.” Tears shone in my eyes. “I hope I deserved that. And I hope to keep being lucky back and having you!”

“Aw, that’s sweet!” Rachelli threw her head back and laughed. I laughed along and kept smiling as we parted with a light wave, the smile lingering on my face all the way to my house. ***

“Debs, I am so excited!” Chava sat down as she spoke. “Faigy will be in wonderland here, and she will hit it off with Tehilla right away, I am sure!”

“I can’t believe she is quitting Seminary,” Debbie admitted. “I really wanted her to have that special experience that I had as a girl.”

“But you wanted that experience,” her sister reminded her. “Remember how Mommy wasn’t even so into it? But you begged and pleaded and used your incredible DebbiePower to get your way?”

Debbie laughed, warmed by the memory. “Those were the days, Chavs, no?” her voice held a nostalgic note.

“Hmmm…Time flies,” Chava murmured. The memories that flitted through her mind featured Chava as the teenager that she once was: graceful dancer with dance solos in the major play, best basketball player, running across grassy fields…

But now she couldn’t even walk to the freezer in her kitchen without a noticeable limp.

***

“Yes, I am okay. Really, I will be fine.” Faigy spoke quickly as she zipped her suitcase shut. Heaving her teaching bag over her shoulder, she walked to the door. The dorm room was

empty, and classes were in full session. Soon, she would stand before a classroom full of noisy students. Soon, she would experience yet another day of failure.

“Thanks, Mom. I gotta go catch the next bus to Aunt Chava’s house; I don’t want to be late to school.”

“Okay, you go, then. Good Luck! I am rooting for you.”

Faigy smiled as she closed her phone. As if her mother’s rooting really helped. She had tried every teaching methods course that was out there by now, read up on every teaching book published, and even reached out to experienced teachers for guidance.

Faigy would never let herself call it quits, not after all that she had been through in her life. She would show her students what it meant to be committed to a goal, despite challenges. She was a role model, a teacher, wasn’t she?

Later, after she had deposited her suitcase at her aunt’s house and caught the next city bus to her school, she wasn’t so sure. Role models didn’t feel like shouting at her students to cut the nonsense and behave. Role models were looked up to, respected.

“I hate you, Miss Klein!” Evie banged her fist on her desk. “Why did you tell my mom that I am not a good student? My mom and dad were mad, and it was all because of you!”

The classroom was suddenly quiet. Faigy reddened and looked down.

“Well, Evie, are you a good student?” Joyce smirked and looked at Evie.

“Girls! Please, quiet down and let’s continue with our notes. We were talking about the Byzantine Empire,” Faigy tried.

Despite the behavior contest and her fascinating lesson plans, Faigy couldn’t even begin the lesson plan with her hook. The noise and disorder lasted until recess and resumed as soon as recess time was over. When the dismissal bell rang, she breathed a sigh of relief, dismissed her unruly class, and ran down the stairs. She ignored her pounding headache and her principal’s gaze as she flung the glass door open.

It was time to meet her cousin Tehilla. It was time to get to know her new roommate.

TO BE CONTINUED

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THE OUTSIDE BUBBLE

Recap of Chapter 54

Michoel tries to convince Hinda to send Yosef to the treatment center where he’s at, but the way Michoel is talking, Hinda just becomes even warier of the place—and more concerned.

Mali opens up to her friend Shira about why she escaped her home. Shira puts things into perspective for her, and Mali is left feeling homesick.

Mike tries to convince Dr. Jerry to treat his sister Becky— since she’s written to him that she’s become anorexic too— but the doctor is afraid to take on a minor. What if that gets the police involved?

CHAPTER FIFTY FIVE

“Chani, are you leaving now?”

“I already left. I’m at the bus stop now.” Despite the four empty seats at the stop, Chani couldn’t sit down. She paced back and forth with her phone, glancing at the street every few moments.

“What do you say? Do you think I should also go?” She sighed. “You tell me, Baruch. Do you think you should go?”

“I don’t know. Last time he was hospitalized was two and a half years ago, and when I came to visit, he didn’t want to look at me.” Baruch fell silent for a minute. “And besides, it was during bein hazmanim.”

Chani heard all the unspoken words. “I don’t think it’s smart for you to go now, even though, to be honest, it would be much easier for me if you’d come along,” she said.

“Yes?” This time, it didn’t take a very sharp ear to hear the relief in his voice.

“What yes? Yes, that it would be easier for me if you came along, or yes, that you shouldn't go to him?”

“That I shouldn't go to him,” he whispered. “I can’t think of him in that place.”

“I know. Especially since, if I remember correctly, everyone who saw you in the ward told you how much you look like him, and that didn’t exactly make you feel good.”

“Right,” Baruch whispered again.

“I’ll give him regards from you.”

“Is the bus coming right now?” he asked suddenly.

“Because if not, maybe dash over to the bakery and buy him some of those peanut butter cookies that he loves, the ones that Michoel always used to bring… I’ll pay you back, b’ezras Hashem.”

“I bought them already. I’ll tell him they are from you.”

“Is Ima there now?”

“No,” Chani said. “She was there yesterday from when she brought him in until late at night. I told her not to come today, and that I would take the day off and go there.”

“You…do you think they’ll release him soon?”

“I don’t know,” she replied. “I really don’t know.”

“Okay…” he said slowly, and it seemed to her that her little brother—at twenty-four— might be crying.

“Bye, Baruch. Don’t let this get you too down. Hashem will help.”

As soon as she hung up, a smiling young woman tapped her on the shoulder. "You're Chani, right?"

Oy, her of all people.

“Right. And you are…Penina?”

“Yes! It's so cute that we were able to recognize each

other!” She tittered, her hand resting on the baby carriage with her.

“That’s to your credit; you were first… And is this your baby? She’s so sweet!” Chani smiled at the baby in the carriage. Then she looked at the bag she was holding. Pureed vegetable soup, mashed potatoes and chicken, three packages of chocolate, and a bag from Hatzvi Bakery. Change the subject, change the subject. She had no idea what Penina might have heard of her conversation with Baruch and what she knew. What they knew. What their father knew, in general.

“Yes, baruch Hashem… You know, I enjoyed it in your mother’s house. She really pampered me… She’s such a wonderful person.”

“I agree.”

“And tell me, what’s with that guy? My husband and I cannot figure out who he is. He must be from your side, right?”

“Our side?” Chani echoed, almost choking on every syllable. That was a strange way to put it. Hadn’t her father told them that Yosef was a son? What had he told them, that he was a miserable youth who’d come to live in their house as a chessed, or something?

“Maybe not…” Penina stammered, abashed. “He came with my father to my mother’s yahrtzeit, and then went back to Haifa with him… We understood that he’s a guest there now, and we were sure he’s some American cousin or something, because you have family overseas, don’t you?”

“I have no idea who you are talking about,” Chani managed to respond.

“Martin.”

“Martin?”

“Yes, the guy who messed up my husband… Your mother didn’t tell you? In the end they gave back his phone, but they came and asked us a million more questions. They apparently figured out, and we have no idea how, that he is somehow connected to my father, and we were really scared. But we haven’t heard anything from them since. My father refuses to answer any questions about him. He just said that no police came to arrest him or anything, and that we shouldn’t worry.”

Sounded like this family had some of their own dark secrets.

“Believe me, I have no idea what you're talking about. My mother didn’t say a word to me about anyone named Martin. Oh, wait!” Maybe she was referring to what Ima had told her nearly a month ago? “Some young man came over and told them things about my mother’s uncle from Yerushalayim… But I didn’t know his name was Martin, or that he stayed with them.”

"Is staying with them,” Dov’s daughter corrected. “At least,

as of yesterday morning. He was still there then, based on what my father said.”

Aha. So her father shared with her everything going on in the house? Ima, why are you the only one keeping secrets from us?

“But he only told us,” Penina said hastily, as if reading Chani’s thoughts. “I mean, my husband and me, and even that only after that incident with the cell phone on the yahrtzeit. You realize that after my husband got involved, my father couldn't just stay quiet and not tell us anything. But he wouldn't say a word about Martin’s story.” She tittered again. “And I’m the curious type. So if you hear something from your mother, let me know, okay?”

Hear something from your mother. From the last person who would reveal anyone else’s secrets.

“It’s hard for me to believe that my mother would tell me anything about people’s personal matters,” Chani said, almost sounding apologetic. Where was the bus? She didn’t want Yosef to wait too long for her.

“Yes, she’s really amazing about that. And how is your brother? The one in the hospital?” Oops. “Baruch Hashem.”

“Hope he gets well soon!” Penina wished her warmly. “My father is very worried about him, so it sounds. I caught him when he and your mother were in the hospital yesterday.” She was quiet for a moment. “Not that my father tells me about people’s personal things. But he always tries to answer when I call, because he knows I’m a worrywart… And I heard hospital sounds, so he asked your mother if he could tell me what was going on. That’s what he told me afterward, and she told him that he could reassure me that no one’s life was in danger, and there was no serious illness or anything. It was like dehydration or something?”

“I don’t know exactly, but something like that,” Chani said, swinging the bag from the bakery. “I haven’t heard yet what the doctors are saying.”

“But they're not worried.”

“No, not really.” Why should they be worried? Yosef came to be hospitalized after Ima and Avigdor had spent a long time trying to convince him to admit himself there. Yosef accepted anything Avigdor said almost absolutely, maybe because he was the oldest. So Avigdor had traveled from Modiin Illit to Haifa, and for the first time since Ima’s marriage, had visited the house.

It was a good thing Penina wasn’t asking her which hospital Yosef was in; she’d probably only get an answer like "Rambam." She wouldn't understand what the "Tirat Carmel Mental Health Center" was about anyway. Or rather, she would understand, and that would be the problem.

To her great relief, the 921 bus pulled up just then. ***

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Yosef’s room was rather crowded. There were greenish curtains hanging between each of the four beds; his was the last one. Besides him, there was just one other patient in the room, a young teen wearing a knitted yarmulke. He was standing near the window, but when he saw Chani, he fled the room.

She glanced back at the corridor behind her. It was pretty quiet, except for a couple of people walking around in pajamas, in near silence. She didn’t see anyone else. Still, she closed the door of the room behind her, and only then approached the last bed. She hadn’t seen Yosef in so long and had no idea what was waiting for her.

He lay on the bed, eyes closed, with a clear liquid dripping through an infusion in his arm. She came closer, trying to read what it said on the bag. Just then Yosef spoke up. “Oh, you came?”

“Yup.” She forced her eyes away from the IV. “How are you, Yosef? I thought you were sleeping. I didn’t want to wake you.”

“No, I’m not sleeping,” he said heavily. “I’d even get up, but I don’t like walking around with this IV.”

Her eyes were drawn to the infusion yet again, like a magnet.

“It’s just fluids,” he said, with a laugh that sounded more like a croak. “I got dehydrated. I was hardly drinking.” He paused, and then conceded, “Now I’m trying to drink more.” He pointed with his chin to a bottle of water on the nightstand. “But I’m not doing very well.”

For a moment, it all looked like a very normal hospital, except for the name and logo that appeared on the sheets and pillows.

“When they finish giving you the fluids, what are they going to do?”

He didn’t respond. She suddenly remembered the bags she was still holding, and put them down on the floor. Were there chairs for visitors in this place?

“Don’t know,” he finally said, after five full minutes of silence. “I have a session with a psychiatrist soon.” He sighed. “He's going to want to talk to me about all kinds of things again. And about my pills.”

“When you take them, you usually feel great, don’t you?”

“Sometimes I feel very sad.”

“Every person feels very sad sometimes.”

He waved his hand in dismissal, not bothering to contradict her with words.

“Could be that he'll suggest to me afterward to move into their housing program. They have a petting zoo, a greenhouse, a school…”

“A school?”

“What would I be doing if I was thirteen now, let’s say? Of

course there’s a school.”

“You probably wouldn’t have learned there,” she said resolutely. “Is it frum?”

“I don’t know. But if the students there need help with math, I can help them. Or I can work with animals, or tend to the plants.”

“You’re good at a lot of things.”

He laughed her off, and then became quiet.

“You were also very good with the patients at Rambam. Ima always told me how happy they were with you.”

Yosef gazed wordlessly at the infusion. Chani looked at him, at the window, and at the clean floor, not knowing what to say, what to suggest, what to ask.

She picked up the bags from the floor. “I brought you a lot of good food,” she said, with forced cheerfulness. “How would you like a tasty lunch now?”

“No,” he answered heavily.

“Did you eat breakfast?”

He gave her one of his stares, the type that scared her, and remained quiet.

She finally put the bags back down. “Is there a chair anywhere? I’ll go find one in the hallway, okay?”

“I don’t want to go back to Rambam,” he said suddenly. “Or home. I'll tell the psychiatrist to hire me here for work; they're very nice in this place. If I have to work in an emergency room, I can work in theirs.”

She nodded. “Ima told me that you were very sad; that you took the passing of that patient from Rambam very hard.”

“I don’t want to go home either.”

“Why not?”

“That man is there, Ima’s, and this boy from Yerushalayim who follows me. They're hosting him, and they don’t know how bad he is.”

“The boy is from Yerushalayim or from America?”

He scratched the tip of his nose, as his eyes flitted around the room but avoided looking at her. “Don’t know. I saw him near Michoel’s house, and he’s not okay at all. Ima needs to be told that. But even if he leaves, I don’t want to go home.”

“Dov isn’t nice to you?”

“He is nice to me. But I’m not Ima’s anymore.” His words were clumsy, like a little boy’s. But he was able to express his emotions, and Chani noted to herself that despite being hospitalized, his condition seemed to be much better than it was the last time she had seen him. When was that? When had she last seen him, or Ima, for that matter? When had she last been in Haifa?

She wasn’t Ima’s anymore, either.

TO BE CONTINUED

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Q: Five years and three months ago, I was blessed with a baby boy. My beautiful baby boy has Down syndrome. I want him to have the ability to read, but I don’t know where to start. What are your thoughts?

A: Not too long ago, people believed that children with Down syndrome were unable to read and write. For this reason, those with Down syndrome were placed in special education classrooms that did not involve any reading instruction. However, recent research has shown that with the proper teaching, children with Down syndrome can proficiently read and write. Once their reading level is on par with their peers, they can even be placed into mainstream classrooms.

One mother wrote about the influence reading had on her daughter Emma:

I started to teach Emma to read [seven] years ago. She was then two years and four months of age. Emma is now nine years old and an able and avid reader. She attends our large, local, mainstream primary school and holds her own well in second year junior class. She seems

to develop in leaps and bounds. Being able to read has done so much for her.

It helped her speech. For example, when she began to read at age two, she spoke understandably but imperfectly as she left out definite and indefinite articles, prepositions, etc. The change came when she was able to sentence build in flashcards. Today her speech is mature and her teacher commented at the last parents evening that the extent of her vocabulary and her turn of phrase would leave many in the class standing.

It helped in the way other children regarded Emma and not least her own self-esteem. They knew that in reading she was among the best in the class. This apparently less able child wasn't so less able after all!

It’s hard to imagine that reading can have such profound effects, but studies show that the benefits of reading instruction on children with Down syndrome extend far beyond the classroom. In the book Speech and Language Development for Teenagers with Down Syndrome, Gillian Bird compiles a list of all the added advantages of reading:

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• Vocabulary and Grammar Skills. Children with Down syndrome have difficulty learning their first language from listening. Seeing the printed words enables them to broaden their vocabulary and enhance their grammar skills.

• Language Development. With less stress on children’s working memory, they will be more likely to produce organized language. This will translate into more fluent and coherent speech.

• Life Skills. Reading is a fundamental life skill. Think about what you are doing right now! Print is all around us both for practical use (signs, street names, advertisements, instructions) and for pleasure (reading or writing a card, making a shopping list, reading a book).

• Self Confidence. Once children with Down syndrome gain the ability to read at an 8 or 9 year old level, they will be able to write letters, read newspapers, and most books. This can give them a tremendous boost of self-esteem as they are no longer reliant on others to do this work for them.

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AT-A-GLANCE

By a licensed nutritionist:

Times have never been crazier. From breaking news reports to shrinking bank accounts, there are plenty of reasons for feeling stressed and losing sleep. Now, you can break out of the vicious cycle of stress with the help of four extraordinary, time-honored adaptogens.

Adaptogens are unique plant substances that help restore or balance the normal functions of your organs and systems, including healthy immune function, while helping your body adapt to everyday internal and external stressors

Certain adaptogens have the potential to work together synergistically, so for our Herbal Adrenal Support, we’ve combined four herbal fruit, leaf and root extracts that have been used and proven effective for hundreds, if not thousands, of years.

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More and more people have recently reported feeling stressed. A survey found that more than 80% of people reported having emotions associated with stress, including feeling anxious, sad or angry.

It’s no wonder… Just normal things, like mounting bills and debt, news and politics, the economy, work overload and relationship issues can all make you feel stressed. We all know not every source of stress in life can be avoided, especially those related to major life events, like the death of a loved one, divorce or starting a new job.

However, it’s the smaller everyday stressors that can cause the most harm and make you feel like you’re stuck in a cycle where you…

Feel anxious and have trouble sleeping at night.

Experience “brain fog” or difficulty remembering names and appointments.

Feel tired and fatigued during the day.

Can’t resist eating sweets and junk food.

Find yourself overusing caffeine and other stimulants. Don’t have the energy (and motivation) to get things done.

Stress weighs on your mind and takes a toll on your wellbeing. Pretending it doesn’t exist isn’t the answer. Like a monster lurking just beneath the surface, you may not notice the physical effects of stress right away. But eventually you will see and feel its impact on your well-being.

Prolonged stress can harm both your physical and mental health.

The Many Unseen Effects of Stress on Your

Body

Stress can affect your body in many ways, from disturbing your sleep to impacting your mood, memory and even your energy.

It can raise your risk for cognitive issues as much as three-fold.

Most importantly, your body’s defenses – your immune system – and other important bodily functions can’t work properly when you’re stressed.

And the degree of stress doesn’t even need to be severe or chronic to have these negative effects. Much of what you feel when you are stressed is linked to your adrenals – your “glands of stress.” These two important glands are located just above each of your kidneys.

Part of your endocrine system, your adrenal glands are the number one key to overall hormonal, metabolic and thyroid health.

Your adrenal glands secrete more than 50 hormones that are essential for your well-being. Three key ones include aldosterone, which helps regulate your blood pressure and blood volume, adrenaline, and cortisol, your body’s stress hormone.

When your body detects anything stressful (real or not), whether it be physical, emotional, mental, hormonal, biochemical, inside or outside your body, your adrenal glands mobilize your body’s stress response by releasing cortisol.

A rise in cortisol leads to a “fight of flight” response, which turns on your sympathetic nervous system.

While cortisol is important for your body’s functions, too high of levels and too frequent fight-or flight responses can…

Create an imbalance in your hormones and brain neurotransmitters, potentially leading to poor sleep, headaches, occasional feelings of anxiousness and moodiness.

Impact your blood sugar, energy, blood pressure and cholesterol levels.

Contribute to faster cellular aging and body pain.

Impair your immune response to threats.

Lead to weight gain and increase in fat storage (belly fat is often a telltale sign of too much cortisol).

Because of its potentially harmful effects, it is vitally important to break the cycle of stress to give your body a chance to rest and reset.

Understanding How Your Body Manages Stress

The good news is your body has a system to help it manage stress from any source, whether it be from an injury or disease, a work or relationship issue, lack of sleep or poor diet.

This system is your hypothalamicpituitary-adrenal, or HPA, axis. You need proper balance among all the parts of this axis to enjoy optimal adrenal and thyroid health, as well as:

A positive mood

A healthy metabolism

Abundant energy

An optimally functioning immune system

Your HPA axis controls the release of many hormones. When exposed to a source of stress, it can become dysfunctional and not perform properly. In the past, this was referred to as “adrenal fatigue” or “adrenal exhaustion.” It was long thought that the problem was with the adrenal glands and their ability to make cortisol.

While still controversial, researchers believe so-called adrenal fatigue may be due to a dysfunction in the brain signaling portion of the HPA axis – the hypothalamus and pituitary – and not the adrenal portion of the axis.

No matter the cause, your adrenal glands continue to work under adrenal fatigue but cannot maintain normal function.

Over time, adrenal fatigue can lead to issues with your metabolic health. You may notice increasing muscle

wastage or experience issues with your blood sugar, immune health and inflammatory response.

Knowing that, what can you do to help your body – and your adrenal gland – better manage and recover from the effects of stress? I recommend a whole-body approach that includes regular exercise, healthy eating, meditation, yoga and a tool known as emotional freedom technique (EFT).

However, when you find yourself trapped in a cycle of stress, these types of stress management techniques may not be enough for you to find the calm you need to help your body rebalance itself in a prompt enough manner.

There’s a special class of natural agents called adaptogens that can provide the extra help you may need…

The Magnificent Power of Adaptogens

Imagine an herb that gives you both an energy boost and helps you relax at the same time, while also helping to maintain harmony in your HPA axis…

That’s the definition of an adaptogen – a special substance that helps restore or balance the normal functions of an organ or system to help your body deal with stress and support healthy immune function.

The term “adaptogen” was first proposed in 1940, and by 1969, was refined and expanded to include four criteria. To be an adaptogen, a plant had to be…

Able to reduce the harm caused by stressors like fatigue, environmental effects, disharmony in relationships and mood.

Effective at increasing the body’s capacity for managing stress, starting with the first use.

Balancing and stabilizing for the body’s functions.

Be completely safe and cause no negative side effects.

Finally, as research continued over the next half century, the US FDA, in 1998, came up with its own definition

of an adaptogen:

A new kind of metabolic regulator that has been proven to help in environmental adaptation and to prevent external harms.

However you define them, adaptogens can be a boon to a stressed body and mind by supporting healthy normal adrenal gland secretion and minimizing the destructive effects of stress on your body.*

Certain herbs can help boost your strength and stamina, and help you feel more energized to deal with life’s demands – and everyday stressors.

And when you are able to resist the harmful effects of stress, you help strengthen your body’s systems and support your nervous system and adrenal health. By regaining balance, you can benefit from both greater energy and endurance as well as calm and focus.

While all adaptogens help reset and Basil, or Tulsi (Ocimum sanctum), is an herb long-favored in Ayurvedic medicine – an ancient holistic practice.

In fact, Tulsi is one of the herbs in an Ayurvedic herbal formula called Ayush Kwath, which is recommended by the government of India for supporting immune health.

Holy basil is a flowering plant in the mint family and contains hundreds of beneficial phytochemicals with many health-promoting properties. It’s rich in vitamins, minerals, chlorophyll and other phytonutrients, such as flavonoids, saponins and triterpenoids.

As a powerful adaptogenic herb, holy basil has been shown in studies to lower stress in humans and animals.

In one animal study, stressed subjects were given isolated extracts from holy basil. Positive effects were seen in the subjects, including helping to maintain healthy, normal levels of substances seen in high-stress situations, such as cortisol.

Earlier, I mentioned how stress may

increase certain individuals’ risk for cognitive concerns later in life.

Another study suggests a daily dose of 300 mg holy basil may offer not only a protective benefit but also additional support for your cognitive health when under stress.

So, how does holy basil help your body deal with stress?

Researchers have found that ursolic acid, found in the leaves of the holy basil plant, along with other important anti-stress compounds, help maintain normal levels of the stress hormone corticosterone – and cortisone – in your blood.

Plus, holy basil supports your brain’s neurotransmitter system, which consists of chemical messengers that are involved in cognitive function, mood, sleep and bodily functions, such as blood pressure and heart rate.

“King of the Herbal Kingdom” and India’s MostLoved Herb

There’s an herb known to be so effective at supporting you through challenging times that some experts have suggested it might be the only nutritional supplement you’d need for stress if stuck on a deserted island.

While we don’t know how true that statement may be, we can say that ashwagandha has been hailed as a regenerative and daily tonic for centuries.

Ashwagandha is a small, evergreen perennial herb that grows to about two feet tall.

Also known as Indian ginseng, winter cherry or Withania somnifera, ashwagandha is widely considered the “King of the Herbal Kingdom.”

Referred to as rayasana in Ayurveda, it’s considered the number one goto herb in India’s traditional herbal practice.

As an adaptogen, ashwagandha helps your body and mind adapt to stress. It supports your brain, nervous

system and adrenal health, and it helps enhance your energy supplies and memory.

This in turn helps your body deal with internal and external stressors and supports your immune function. Ashwagandha, revered for its stressreducing effects, works by promoting healthy levels of cortisol and maintaining the normal balance of other hormones.

Clinical studies show that supplementing with ashwagandha can significantly reduce stress levels as well as help your body become less reactive to stressors.

In a double-blind study of 64 adults, the group receiving ashwagandha root extract experienced the following benefits, compared to the placebo group:

Lower serum levels of cortisol

Improved scores on tests measuring stress and overall well-being

Feeling more relaxed and mentally calm

Improved sleep quality

Increased productivity

Improved interactions with others

A “tremendous” improvement in quality of life

What accounted for all these effects? The researchers believe they are a result of ashwagandha’s ability to regulate serotonin, an important neurotransmitter, and the stress hormone, cortisol.

How Ashwagandha Helps Balance Your HPA Axis

Ashwagandha is a complex herb with many phytochemical constituents. It contains one of the broadest ranges of phytochemicals of any herb.

While ashwagandha’s two most important bioactive constituents are alkaloids and withanolides, Ayurvedic experts believe the potential benefits of the roots come from a synergistic effect of all of its many components.

One of the most exciting discoveries about ashwagandha is that it increases an important antioxidant in your body called glutathione, which is essential for healthy cell development and your body’s detoxification processes.

Known as the “master antioxidant,” glutathione is especially needed for cells and tissues that come into frequent contact with free radicals and experience lots of wear and tear.

As you age, glutathione levels in your brain decline, as well as the blood flow to the central part of your brain (your hippocampus). These two conditions create a “perfect storm” for damage to your brain cells.

In a recent rat study, researchers found they could raise levels of glutathione in rats’ brains by feeding them withanolide – one of the key components of ashwagandha.

Because glutathione is a key antioxidant protector that helps guard against the damaging effects of reactive oxygen species (ROS), ashwagandha with its naturally occurring withanolide may help support your brain cells.

Researchers attribute ashwagandha's calming properties to its potential cognitive health benefits. Stress and poor sleep quality all affect how your brain works, so by helping your body reach a state of calm, your cognitive function experiences positive effects.

And because ashwagandha helps ease mental and emotional stress, it may also help improve mood.

Rejuvenate with the “Queen of Herbs”

Used throughout history and in India’s traditional Ayurveda practice, Shatavari, or Asparagus racemosus, is a nourishing, rejuvenating tonic for both men and women.

It was first discovered in 1799 and quickly became one of the essential Ayurvedic herbs and a key ingredient in many Ayurvedic formulations. Also known as the “Queen of Herbs,”

shatavari is a powerful adaptogenic herb that supports overall vitality as it helps your body cope with emotional and physical stress.

Traditional uses of the roots of the shatavari plant include support for reproduction, heart health and circulation, healthy nervous system health, hormonal function and a myriad of other uses. Shatavari is believed to have a nourishing, grounding effect on the body.

Shatavari contains many phytochemicals that include saponins known as shatavarins, oligosaccharides, mucilage, isoflavones, alkaloids, rutin, quercetin and sitosterols.

In addition to phytochemicals, the roots contain vitamins and minerals, antioxidants and essential fatty acids – all of which contribute to its healthpromoting qualities, which include support for the following functions in your body:

Immune health

Digestive health

Nervous system health

Cognitive health

Respiratory health

Balanced hormone function

Reproductive health and fertility

Mood and stress management

The Original Adaptogen – “Five-Flavored Berry” Schisandra

Also known as Chinese magnolia vine, schisandra (Schisandra chinensis) was the very first herb to be named an adaptogen by Russian scientists in the 1940s.

Schisandra chinensis is a plant that produces flowers and small, deep red fruits. The plant’s berries are famous for their five distinct flavors: sweet, salty, sour, bitter and pungent.

Traditionally, the fruits have been used in both Chinese and Russian traditional practice for fatigue and

promoting overall well-being. For their use in Russian traditional practice, the fruits are air-dried and then extracted with ethanol.

According to the Chinese traditional practitioners, schisandra is considered beneficial to Qi, or the life force or energy found in all living things. It’s believed to have a positive effect on several meridians, or energy pathways, in the body, including the lungs, heart and kidneys.

The major components of schisandra appear to be its lignans – more than 30 different types. Present in the fruits at high levels, they are very different from other lignans.

The lignans in schisandra are structurally unique and active by themselves. Some of them act as antioxidants and may offer protection to the nerves and liver.

One of the most important groups of antioxidant lignans in schisandra are the schizandrins. This group is responsible for a wide array of beneficial cellular actions.

Schisandra has been found to lower cortisol in studies, and it supports healthy stamina and endurance.*

A group of individuals received 120 mg of a schisandra extract after intense exercise, which led to a 200% decrease in cortisol. Lower cortisol levels can help your body recover faster, build lean muscle quicker and may even help you burn fat more efficiently.

Through its activity on signaling pathways in your cells, schisandra may help improve your mental performance when under stress.

Help Manage the Harmful Effects of Stress with Herbal Adrenal Support

We formulated our Herbal Adrenal Support to provide not only all four of these important herbal adaptogens but also standardized quantities of some of their most valuable stress-relieving constituents, including…

Organic Holy Basil Leaf Extract, standardized to 6 mg Ursolic Acid

Organic Ashwagandha Root Extract, standardized to 3.7 mg Withanolides

Shatavari Root Extract, standardized to 37 mg Saponins

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Enjoy a fresh, spring brunch with these light and delicious cheese-filled dishes.

RECIPES,

WARM GOAT CHEESE SALAD WITH MAPLE VINAIGRETTE

A classic starter in French bistros, this warm goat cheese salad is chock full of flavors and textures to brighten up your meal.

Ingredients:

3-4 cups chopped Romaine lettuce or Spring Mix

¾ cup grape tomatoes, sliced in halves

1 ripe avocado, thinly sliced into ‘fans’

½ cup sliced black olives

½ purple onion, thinly sliced

2 mini logs Natural & Kosher Herbed Goat Cheese

½ cup flour

2 eggs, whisked

1 cup Taanug Panko-Style Corn Flakes Crumbs or breadcrumbs

Oil, for frying

Maple Vinaigrette

½ cup olive oil

3 tablespoons vinegar of choice (balsamic, red wine, or white wine vinegar)

1 tablespoon Dijon mustard

1 tablespoon fresh lemon juice

2 tablespoons maple syrup or honey

2 medium cloves garlic, crushed

¼ teaspoon salt

Freshly ground black pepper, to taste

Directions:

1. Vinaigrette: In a small jar or container, add all the ingredients and shake the mixture until emulsified. Refrigerate until ready to use.

2. Goat Cheese Croutons: Place the flour, whisked egg, and panko crumbs in 3 separate shallow plates. Slice the goat cheese into 1” slices. Dip each slice into the flour, then egg, then panko crumbs.

3. Heat oil in a frying pan or Betty Crocker. Fry the breaded goat cheese on both sides until golden brown. Pat dry with a paper towel.

4. Salad Assembly: In a large serving bowl, or in individual plates, layer the lettuce, tomatoes, black olives, purple onion, and sliced avocado. Top with the goat cheese croutons and drizzle with the vinaigrette. Serve while the croutons are warm.

SAVORY CREAM CHEESE TARTLETS

The savory cream cheese filling on these tartlets make the perfect canvas for any topping you like.

Yield: 16 Tartlets

Ingredients:

16 small puff pastry squares

1 egg, whisked for the wash

1 cup cream cheese

¼ cup shredded mozzarella cheese

1 tablespoon parmesan cheese

1 teaspoon dijon mustard- optional

1 tablespoon mayonnaise

1 clove fresh garlic, crushed

¼ teaspoon freshly ground black pepper

1 teaspoon parsley flakes

4 tablespoons black olives

4 Tuscannini sundried tomato, chopped

3 tablespoons olive oil

Directions:

1. Preheat your oven to 425° and line a baking sheet with parchment paper.

2. Lay the puff pastry on the sheet. Using a sharp knife, score a light square inside each pastry (½’ in from the corners), don’t cut down to the bottom. Brush the pastries with egg wash and set aside.

3. In a small bowl, combine the cheeses, dijon mustard, mayonnaise, garlic powder, black pepper, and parsley. Mix with a fork until smooth.

4. Using a teaspoon, place a dollop of the cream cheese mixture in the center of each tart. Flatten into a square shape.

5. Top with black olives and sundried tomatoes, or any other topping of your choice. Drizzle with olive oil.

6. Bake for 15 min until golden brown. Serve warm.

Other topping ideas:

• Caramelized onions

• Sauteed mushrooms

• Sauteed peppers

OOZING MAPLE & WALNUT BRIE

Brie is not your typical cheese. With an interesting taste and aroma, you’ll either love it or push it aside. So, for the Brie-lovers out there, here is a delicious and simple recipe to add to your brunch repertoire.

Ingredient:

1 sheet puff pastry

1 rind of Natural & Kosher Brie Cheese

1 cube frozen sauteed onion

2 tablespoons chopped walnuts

1 tablespoon maple syrup

1 teaspoon dijon mustard

Garlic powder

½ teaspoon salt

Directions:

1. Preheat your oven to 400° and line a baking sheet with parchment paper.

2. Thaw the puff pastry on a lightly floured surface. Using a rolling pin, flatten the dough into a square or circle.

3. In a small bowl, combine the rest of the ingredients, except the brie cheese.

4. Transfer the rolled puff pastry to the lined baking sheet.

5. Place the brie in the center of the pastry square. Spoon the walnut mixture on top of the brie. Fold the ends of the puff pastry towards the top of the brie, to create a packet. Make sure it’s well sealed so the cheese doesn't melt out. If the dough is too large, you can snip it at the ends.

6. Bake for 25-30 minutes, until golden brown. Let cool for about 5-10 minutes so the cheese doesn’t completely ooze out. Garnish with a fresh sprig of thyme.

7. To serve, cut open a slit of the puff pastry and place crackers alongside for easy dipping.

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1. For 3-5 days drink plenty of hot water with grated fresh ginger or honey, this will help

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2. Both vitamins C and D contribute to the normal function of the immune system, so increasing their intake can help. Good sources of vitamin C include oranges, lemons, peppers and broccoli, while good dietary sources of vitamin D include oily fish, eggs and mushrooms.

3. Avoid substances which are mucus producing such as dairy products, wheat and sugar.

4. Put Vaseline inside your nose. This blocks pollen from entering your nose by creating a little pollen barrier. You can also use a nasal spray to give you some relief.

5. Don’t be outdoors if you don’t must. Some days have a higher pollen count than others. You can see the updated pollen counts for your neighborhood online.

6. Wear sunglasses. Again, this can create a barrier between pollen and your eyes. Wipe them down when you get home as pollen will stick to them.

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9. Acupuncture- some people really feel relief when working with an acupuncturist.

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12. Quercetin- Quercetin is a favorite of natural healing advocates who believe that it stabilizes the release of histamines and helps to control allergy symptoms. It’s naturally found in broccoli, cauliflower, green tea, and citrus fruits. You can purchase quercetin as a dietary supplement online and from health food stores. It’s available in several forms, including capsules and powders.

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Hello Dear readers

Last week we discussed what the bank will look at when providing a loan. This week’s topic is about the process when applying for a loan.

The reason we aren't discussing how to look for a house and what to look out for in a purchase, is because before you begin looking for a house, you should first speak with your Mortgage Broker/ Loan Officer so that you know what you qualify for and what you can afford. We will discuss that in one of the coming episodes, IyH.

Getting Pre-approved:

When a family starts looking for their dream home or if someone wants to buy an investment property, they first should speak with a loan officer; he/she will explain the mortgage process and discuss your options.

You need to know how much money is required for the down payment and closing costs, and what your monthly mortgage payment would be and then see if you can afford it.

Once you’re aware of how much money is required and you are ready to start looking for a house, it's time to make sure you are eligible for a mortgage.

There are 4 C’s the lender will check, therefore the loan officer will go through these with you to make sure you possess them: Capacity, Capital, Collateral, and Credit.

Capacity to Pay Back the Loan; as discussed in the past episodes, the lenders will check your ability to repay the loan by reviewing your income and liabilities.

Therefore, your loan officer will evaluate your income and liabilities to make sure that you are eligible for the loan you are looking to get. The loan officer will ask for your ID, social security number, recent tax returns etc., to make sure your income will qualify and your loan will be approved

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If, for whatever reason, you do not have enough income, your loan officer might have other options for you to still be able to get a loan. For example, you can use a cosigner/ co-borrower on your loan. If you and your co-signer/ co-borrower together qualify, then you might get approved for your loan.

Next week we’ll discuss what a co-signer is and how it will affect him/her, and we’ll continue the process of getting pre-approved.

Question:

I am a teacher and getting paid parsonage income, can I use it to qualify for a mortgage?

Answer:

In general, parsonage income, which is the compensation provided to members of the clergy (religious officials such as Rabbis, Teachers, etc.) could be used for income to get you qualified.

Parsonage income is typically considered tax-exempt, meaning it is not subject to federal income taxes. You will usually need a VOE (verification of employment) and copies of the checks for the last 12 months.

Since it's tax exempt (and same applies to all tax exempted income like Social Security benefits, child support payments, alimony, etc.) it could be grossed up by 25%. For example, every $1,000 would be considered as $1,250.

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It is hard to believe that it has been a year since the passing of my Rebbi, Rabbi Wallerstein. So much has been written and said about his middos tovos and genuine concern for klal yisroel. During his life, he has always taught us everlasting lessons in perseverance and fortitude. He was a very big proponent of not victimizing yourself, and instead, focusing on whatever you went through and using that pain to catapult yourself into being a success. His lessons were constantly about using whatever you went through to push yourself forward to become better, and to make the world better. Rabbi Wallerstein exemplified this message, via his own pain and difficulties in life, which translated into life lessons for his students. Rabbi Wallerstein spoke about a person’s unique ability to overcome challenges through using their “struggle muscle”. During one of his shiurim, Rebbi mentioned how he had researched various precious metals; coming to the conclusion that gold, silver, and copper come from the ground, but yet, a pearl, comes from an oyster. Hakadosh Baruch Hu, in his infinite kindness created millions of plankton in the ocean. All the oyster has to do, is open his mouth, and it receives a constant food source. Though, there are times during various currents in the water, that a kernel of sand may become lodged inside the oyster. This creates pain and unease. Once again, Hashem, in His chessed, allows the oyster to secrete a liquid and coat the sand with layers of fluid called aragonite and conchiolin. Once it does this secretion, eventually, the oyster can produce a pearl. Rebbi explained that through the struggle with this kernel of sand that the oyster has to go though, it creates something wonderful and brilliant. So too, in our lives, when we go through challenges,

we can also forge through and shine bright.

At his hesped, a good friend of mine, Jeff Stern esq, who is also a talmid of Rabbi Wallerstein mentioned that Rebbi believed in not being a dreamer, but a doer. Many people talk about doing things, but don’t actually do them. He would say how a person has to act like Nachshon Ben Aminadav and jump in, even though he may not know what the outcome may be, and yet, a person should realize that when you are doing the right thing, Hashem will take over and make the sea split.

Coming off the recent yom tov of Pesach, Rabbi Wallerstein would often cite a parable about how Hakadosh Baruch Hu is the Prince, and we, Klal Yisroel are His princesses. During one such story, he mentioned how there was a prince from a country journeying to a second country to meet his future wife, the future princess. Along the journey, the prince suddenly mentions to his wagon driver to stop. Along the side of the road, he sees a ragged, dirty figure waving her hand. Motioning to his wagon driver to stop, he decides to speak to her and ask her why she is so dirty, and is on the side of the road. She explains that she is collecting alms for the poor, and comes every day to collect charity because she is so poor. The prince, in his benevolence, decides to tell his entourage to allow this figure to come with him and return to the palace. When the prince’s entourage heard this, they vehemently opposed the prince’s decision and reminded him that he was on the way to another country to meet his future wife. Nevertheless, the Prince mentioned that he would actually want to marry this woman and even allowed her passage back to the palace. At the palace, everyone

was in shock, amazement, and bewilderment as to why the prince would bring this wretched specimen back to the palace. Once there, he ordered his attendants to clean up and dress the woman as befitting a royal, to make her appearance presentable for dinner that night. Upon entering the dinner, the entire palace was in shock and awe as to the person attending. Surely this was not the person that the prince found on the side of the road earlier that day.

But as this woman lived in the forest, though she looked presentable, she did not have the proper eating etiquette as befitting a princess. Once again, the prince ordered his attendants to teach her the proper way to act as a royal. After a while, this future princess learned all the mannerisms and customs befitting a future queen. Due to the fact that this woman came from such a meager, and humble background, not only was she a kind princess, she went out of her way to help the poor, and downtrodden.

This mashal exemplifies the story of klal yisroel, who were “downtrodden” and “dirty” during their years in Mitzrayim. It was through the benevolent love of Hakadosh Baruch Hu, that He decided to make us his very own “princess”. Though it took time, we eventually became a most deserving nation - Klal Yisroel.

The messages of perseverance, persistence and a understanding that Hashem has always and will always love us no matter what we go through, were a bedrock of chizuk and encouragement to all who had the fortune of knowing Rabbi Wallerstein.

May his neshama have an aliyah, and may he continue to storm the Kisei Hakavod in search of continued rachamim for Klal Yisroel.

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When I decided to get my first smartphone, I also decided that I would not allow myself to get addicted. The phone would help me for work purposes, and that’s all.

My resolution was firm, but with time, I must admit, it began to unravel. It happened slowly, without my even realizing it… I found myself toying with my phone more and more.

I never took those two steps back to look at myself from afar and realize how far I’d gone. I never wanted to acknowledge the fact that I was slipping into the technological whirlpool, getting sucked into its depths. I was too immersed in what I was doing – and I hardly realized how deep I had dipped.

Then, one day, an accident happened. I tripped over some wires right in the middle of my office floor. I brushed myself off and continued about my business, but my hand was throbbing. When the pain and swelling would not subside, I made myself an appointment at an orthopedist. Sure enough, my wrist was fractured.

With my brand new wrist splint, my mobility was

restricted. I couldn’t write, type, or cut, and I couldn’t move my fingers well.

Suddenly, I came face to face with reality: I had been spending much of my waking hours swishing my fingers across my phone’s screen. I only realized it now – when I couldn’t tap, swipe, or drag.

Being a strong righty, I could not rely on my left hand fingers to do the work. I was on forced vacation. Goodbye phone, goodbye apps. My social media friends had to contend with my absence as I allowed my bones to heal.

I went through withdrawal symptoms. When I was hooked to my phone, my constant need to be connected raised my stress levels. As I came to terms with my new reality –without any texting – I realized how much calmer and more focused I could be.

It was then that I learned of the social media detox concept, a 30-day elimination of social media use, which specialists in the outside world recommend! Some suggest going for a full cleanse, others set limits or delete apps, all in the name of breaking social media addiction and the negative side effects it often brings.

I went into the healing process full force – not by choice, but by default. And I never looked back.

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הכנחלו הלדגל הכזיש ,תוקומעה יתוכרב הזב הרוגשו ייח ינב רשואו רשוע ךותמ ט"שעמלו הפוחל הרותל

,םינינע לכב חילציו ליכשיו ,ארוהנ ברו יחיור ינוזמו ,םיבוט םינשו םימי ךרואל םיאלפנה וישעמב ךישמהל וכזיו קדצ לאוג תאיבב ןתחמשו לארשי תעושיל הכזנ ידע .בירק ןמזבו אלגעב ,םיכרבמה

טפור א"טילש יבר ראמטאס

לאוי תירק" :סיוא שימרוטש

טביילב סעלא רעבא ,ךיז טיירפשראפ

ןעק רענייק ,לאוי תירק תשודק טימ "ל"ז רעטעפ םעד ןעפעשט טשינ

הביס םעד ראפ טאה סאוו ע"יז ראמטאסמ ר"ומדא ןרמ ק"כ

ןוא ןפורוצסיוא גיטכיוו זיא רעבירעד ,טאטש ןייז טיובעג

רעד ,רעטעפ ן'ראפ טרעהעג "לאוי תירק" זא ןלעטשוצראלק

םיא טימ טשינ טעוו ןוא טשינ ןעק ןוא ,ע"יז יבר ראמטאס .ןעפעשט

טאה א"טילש ראמטאסמ ר"ומדא ןרמ ק"כ

טאה ע"יז רעטעפ רעד :טייקטסעפ א טימ טלעטשעגראלק

."בושי" א טיובעג טאה רע ,"שזדעליוו" א טיובעג טשינ

תירק רעבא ,שזדעליוו א ראפ ךרוצ א ןראוועג זיא רעטעפש

טקנופ" .ןצינערג שזדעליוו ןייק ןיא ןדניבעג טשינ זיא לאוי

שטאכ ,.טס דרעוויעה ייב טשינ ךיז טגידנע גרובסמאיליוו יוו

טשינ ךיז טגידנע עבלעז יד ,טראד סע ךיז טגידנע לאגעל

םורא לארעביא ."םיחטש טעטילאגעל עריא ייב לאוי תירק

א שיטאמאטא סע זיא ,ךיז טיירפשראפ רוביצ רעד ואוו

ןייגוצטימ טיירג זיא סאוו רעד זיולב ןוא ,לאוי תירק ןופ קלח

יד ןיא ןעניואוו אד ןעמוק לאז ,"לכ ,לכמ ,לכב" טימרעד

ןהעזעגפא ,לאוי תירק ןופ קלח א זיא סאוו טנגעג עצנאג .ךיז טניפעג סע ש"זעליוו רעדא ן"ואט עכלעוו רעטנוא

ןענעז ,םיקולאל הלודגה ריע יד ןיא ןקע עלא ןופ רוביצ יד

יד ןגיטסעפאב וצ ,הטלחה עראלק א טימ ןעגנאגעג םייהא

תועט יד טשינ רעמ טכאמ רענייק זא ןרעכיזראפ ןוא ןצינערג

חוכ יד ןקאהפא ןענעק ס"נאט ןוא ס"עשזעליוו זא ןרעלק וצ

.לאוי תירק טאטש ןגילייה ם'נופ השודקה .םיקולאל הלודגה ריע

עגיטציא יד ןיא ןעגנילקעגפא טאה טלעוו עצנאג יד רעביא

ר"ומדא ןרמ ק"כ סאוו שדוק תורבד עגידרעייפ יד געט

,גָאטנָאמ םעד טגָאזעג טאה א"טילש רַאמטַאסמ ק"הגה

ויבא רמ ןופ אלוליה תדועס יד ייב לארשי יפלא תולהקמב

יד רעביא ,ןסינ ו"כ ע"יז רַאמטַאסמ השמ ךרבה ק"היבר ןרמ

וצ טכילפ סאד ןוא ,לאוי תירק טאטש יד ןופ גנורעטיירבסיוא

סָאוו ךרד ן'טיול ךיז ןריפ םיבשות עריא עלַא זַא ןרעכיזרַאפ ע"יז רַאמטַאסמ לאוי ירבדה ק"היבר ןרמ ,ריעה דסיימ רעד

.טגנַאלרַאפ ןוא טלָאוועג טָאה

טעדנירגעג ךיז טאה לאוי תירק ןעוו קירוצ ראי 45 וצ בורק טאה סאוו ,ךעלעסעג עכילטע ןופ ןענאטשאב סע זיא

.תוחפשמ טרעדנוה ראפ עגראק א ךיז ןיא ןעמונעגניירא

יד השודקה ילובג ןראוועג בחרתנ זיא ןראי יד סיואכרוד

ראי ןענעז'ס ,םענראפ עגיזיר א ףיוא ןסקאוועג זיא טאטש

עטצעל יד ןיא טרפב ןוא ,ןסאג ךאנ ןסאג ןעמוקעגוצ ךילרעי

עלא וצ ןעיצסיורא ךיז ןביוהעגנא ןבאה ןשטנעמ ןעוו הפוקת

.הבגנו הנופצ המדקו המי לאוי תירק םורא ןוא םורא ןטייז

ןיא ךיז ןצעזאב ןדיא רע'לאוי תירק רעטנזיוט ןעוו טצעי

יד וצ סיוא ה"ב ךיז טרעטיירב בושי יד ,םורא ןטייז עלא גנימולב טואס ףא שזעליוו ,ארנאמ ףא ןואט ןופ רעטנגעג

רעטנגעג עיינ ,רעטסעשט ,ירעבדואוו ,קיעל דנעלייה ,ווארג ןשטנעמ ןצעזאב ךיז ןעמוק ןענעק'ס ןוא ,טפאלעוועד ןרעוו ,"לאוי תירק" ןייק ןעניואוו ןעמוק ייז זא טשינ ןפאכ סאוו ןופ הכרדהו הארוה ,הפקשה יד טיול ןריפ ךיז ןפראד ןוא

יולה '' אנוטלא ימכחמ ל - לרת''ד יבר לארשי ב''ר השמ םייח (ןאפעטס) צז'' ומדא ל '' יוקאבמ ר - סרת''ב יבר םייח ב''ר השמ צז רעדנעלדעירפ '' בא ל '' אקסיל ד - צר ןתח '' אקסילמ ה - חמ'' םייח לט ס - סרת''ד

יבר השמ [ דיא תבש רעד ] ב''ר ךורב (ץינזיוו) צז רעגאה '' ומדא ל '' ץאשמ ר - פרת''ו יבר והילא ב''ר יבצ השמ צז קסופ '' בא ל '' איללאפאלא ד , אקווירז - חמ'' תירבה תרוכ ס - צרת''ב ❁גאטנאמ, י' רייא ❁ ילע וינב ינשו ןהכה סחנפו ינפח ע םינהכה ''ה - ב'' תת א ''ע וניבר קחצי ב''ר בקעי צז יספלא '' אקאראממ ל - ירה''ף - (יו'' י א ' ןסינ-י'' רייא א -י' ןויס) ד'' סתת א ''ד

יבר ריאמ [רהמ'' ןילבול ם ] ב''ר ילדג' צז'' בא ל '' אקארק ד , בובל - חמ'' םימכח יניע ריאמ ס - (יו'' טב א ''ז) עש''ו יבר שריה יבצ ב''ר םהרבא כ'' צז ץ '' מוד ל '' בובל ץ - כת''ד יבר השמ ב''ר םהרבא צז שריה '' בא ל '' אנאדרוה ד - חמ'' השמל תראפת ס - מת''א י יבר בקע ב''ר השמ צז ונאדילאט ''ל, בא'' סאנכמ ד , חמ'' בקעי תירב ס - בקעי להא - לקת''א יבר ריאמ ב''ר יבצ שריה צז תוילגרמ '' בא ל '' הארטסוא ד - השעב דימלת ''ק - חמ'' םיביתנ ריאמ ס - קת''נ

יבר ףסוי ב''ר ריאמ צז םימואת '' בא ל '' דפפ ד ''א - חמ'' םידגמ ירפ ס - נקת''ב

יבר ליווייפ לואש ב''ר ףסוי צז םימואת '' בא ל '' אצווארטסוא ד - עקת''ה

הפורצה תרמא ס - עקת''ו

הזוחה דימלת - חמ''

יבר שריה יבצ ב''ר סחנפ צז'' בא ל '' בולקאס ד -

יבר השמ ב''ר לאיחי לכימ (בושטאלז) צז'' מ ל '' ליהעווזמ מ - צקת''א

שטאקנומ ד - הזוחה דימלת - חמ'' לאירזע תלחנ ס - רת''א יבר לאומש (ינשה) ב''ר ןרהא השמ צז וניברמ ''

יבר לאירזע ב''ר ןועמש צז ןירג '' בא ל ''

אקנימאקב בר ל , לארשי בהוא דימלת - יול תשודק , רל רבח ' ןישזירמ לארשי - רת''ג יבר המלש ב''ר רעב צז ןרעטש '' בא ל '' שילעה ד -אבאט - רת''ד יבר קחצי [קיזייא] הדוהי לאיחי ב''ר רדנסכלא צז ןירפאס '' אנראמאקמ ל - חמ'' הכרבה לכיה ס - לרת''ד

צז יקסרעווט '' אנלאטמ ל - חמ'' דוד ןגמ ס - מרת''ב יבר ללה ב''ר טידנעב ךורב צז ןייטשנטכיל '' בא ל '' איימאלאק ד - חמ'' תושעל תע ס - נרת''א

םירבד בישמ ת - סרת''א

יבר דוד ב''ר יכדרמ (ליבונרעשט)

יבר ןושרג ב''ר ירא השמ ' בייל שטיל יולה - צז םיובנעזאר '' בא ל '' איללאט ד - חמ'' וש ס ''

יבר דוד יכדרמ ב''ר יבצ לאיחי (אנראט) צז ראגנוא '' בא ל '' דארגימז ד - סרת''ו

יבר היעשי ב''ר םהרבא צז ןייטשפע '' ר ל '' חמ םילשוריב ףוסבלו תורייע המכב מ '' עשי שובל ס , ר יבא ' סחנפ (באר'' םילשורי ד ) - ערת''ה

יבר יכדרמ ב''ר ףלאוו באז ( בהז רז ) צז אדנאל '' בוקירטסמ ל - חמ'' בוט שרוד ס - ערת''ז

יבר הדוהי סחנפ ב''ר והילא כ'' צז ץ '' בא ל '' ץיוראד ד - פרת''ג

יבר לישנא רשא ב''ר לאיחי םהרבא צז זיירגנוי '' בא ל '' ץניזאק ד , חמ'' רשא יתפש ס - שת''ה ❁גאטסניד, י" רייא א ❁

יבר קיזייא קחצי ב''ר יעשי' צז גנילעמ '' בא ל '' גארפ ד - מש''ג יבר םהרבא ב''ר המלש צז'' מוד ל '' בובל ץ - כת''ד יבר ןויצ םחנמ ב''ר ןמלז המלש צז שיאבג '' באר ל '' הא ד ''ו - חמ'' ןויצ תומחנ ס - לת''ט יבר בקעי ב''ר לאירבג צז שעלעקשע ''ל, בא'' אפאש אפממאטש ד - פת''ב יבר והיתתמ ב''ר והיתתמ ( ויבא תתימ רחא דלונ ) צז לשערגאיינ '' בא ל '' ץינדיור ד - חמ'' ראב ס עבש - לקת''

יבר בקעי צז היחרפ ''ל - םילשורי יקינולאש ימכחמ - סקת''ז

יבר ילתפנ יבצ ב''ר םחנמ לדנעמ ץיוורוה- צז ןיבור '' בא ל '' ץישפאר ד - חמ'' שדוק ערז ס - פקת''ז

יבר קחצי ב''ר לכימ לאיחי (בושטאלז) צז'' מ ל '' ליוודארמ מ - חמ'' קחצי רוא ס - צקת''ה

יבר הדוהי יבצ (ןושארה) ב''ר לאומש ליוונאז צז ןייוודנארב '' ןיטערטסמ ל - חמ'' הדוהי הנחמ לגד ס - רת''ד

יבר לאומש ב''ר השמ צז ץיוורוה יולה ''ל - בא'' אקבונחראוו ד – רת''ה

יבר קחצי בקעי ב''ר יול צז םולב '' בא ל '' ה ד ' ןאשמאש - ר ןתח '' אדיסח ע - חמ'' בקעי תיב ס - ירת''א

יבר הדוהי םייח ב''ר המלש צז רעגולק '' דארב ינואגמ ל - ירת''ח יבר המלש ב''ר בוד באז צז םארטראב ןהכה '' בא ל '' וישטקעטש ד - באר'' אקארק ד – ירת''ח

יבר בוד לאכימ ב''ר רכששי צז טוגנייוו ''ל - בא'' שטיבול ד - חמ'' ירבדמ בוזא תדוגא ס - מרת''ז

יבר שירעב בוד םהרבא ב''ר ריקי צז ןהאזלדנעמ ''ל -מוד'' אשראוו ץ - חמ'' םהרבא ירבד ס - סרת''ב

יבר בקעי םייח ב''ר ןימינב צז ץיבודריוו ''ל - בא'' עווקסאמ ד , קראי וינ - קדצ חמצה דימלת - ערת''א

יבר ךלמילא דוד ב''ר השמ צז סייוו '' בא ל '' אצינרעקיס ד - צרת''ב ❁ךאווטימ, י" רייא ב ❁

יבר ןרהא ב''ר לאנתנ צז אירול '' בא ל '' ןורבלייה ד -גרובצריוו - לר''ח צז לגיראק קחצי םייח לאפר יבר ''ל, לארשי ץרא ימכחמ - בא'' סודאבראב ד - לקת''ז

יבר לדנעמ םחנמ ב''ר יכדרמ צז שטייד '' בא ל '' עציק ד -ארטיינ - חמעב יבא '' דוד להא ס - מקת''ה

םירשיל רוא ס - (יו'' הב א )' מקת''ו

יבר ( השמ םהרבא ) חרז ב''ר ריאמ צז ץילדייא '' הדוהיב עדונה לש וניד תיבמ ל -גארפ - חמ''

יבר ןועמש ב''ר הנוי צז'' אנוטלא ימכחמ ל - נקת''ב

יבר םייח לארשי צז רעקינפייל '' בא ל '' ןישטנערט ד - נקת''ה

יבר בייל הירא םייח ב''ר לואש צז ץיוורוה '' ידורב ימכחמ ל , בא'' הלובמארט ד - נקת''ח

יבר המלש צז ץישיב '' בא ל '' דאגאבראש ד - עקת''ו

יבר השמ ןרהא ב''ר בקאי צז דלישצראווש '' מוד ל '' טרופקנארפ ץ - צקת''ד

יבר בייל לאומש ב''ר דוד צז רעדיוק '' בא ל '' ידלאק ד - חמ'' לאומש תלוע ס - צקת''ח

רעלשריה - הצרת' צז ס '' בא ל '' ןאשאלפאט ד - חמ'' תבש תראפת ס - כרת''ה

יבר באז ןימינב ףלאוו ב''ר יבצ

יבר לדנעמ םחנמ ב''ר םהרבא כ ןהכה '' צז ץ '' מוד ל '' גרובשערפ ץ - כרת''ז יבר ףסוי םהרבא ב''ר ריאמ א'' צז ש ''ל, שרדמה תיבד ןושארה בר (לודגה-) קראי וינ - מרת''ז יבר דועסמ ( ילאס אבב יבא ) ב''ר בקעי צז אריצחובא '' בא ל '' תלליפאת ד -אקאראמ - סרת''ח יבר הדוהי יבצ ב''ר רכשי שירעב צז ןייטשנכייא '' בא ל '' אנילאד ד - סרת''ט יבר המלש צז יקאש ןהכה '' םילשורי ימכחמ ל –ערת''ז

באז קחצי ב''ר דוד הדוהי צז רלדאי ''ל - םילשורי ימכחמ -חמ'' ןויצ תראפת ס - ערת''ז

איקידצד אלוליה ןטייצרהאי ךאוו יד ןופ

פ ה ךאווטימ רא ' ,רייא טקוק עבאגסיוא עגיראפ ןפיוא !

לקוי (ידארב) צז ץיוורוה יולה '' בא ל '' הא ד ''ו - כקת''ז יבר []השמ ליווייפ לאקזחי עשוהי ב''ר ףסוי צז םימואת '' בא ל '' אצווארטסוא ד - םעט ךורבה יבא - לקת''א יבר 'ירא שובייל ב''ר ףסוי השמ צז'' שטירזעמ ילודגמ ל - השעב דימלת ''ק - לקת''ה יבר ףסוי השמ [ףירח] ב''ר לאיתוקי ןמלז צז גרעבנעזייא '' בא ל '' ןישטיגארד ד - קסניפ - רובמאס, חמ'' הנשמ דיגמ ס - מקת''א יבר הדוהי [ףירח] ב''ר השמ ףסוי (ןישטיגארד) צז'' רובמאסמ ל - סקת''ט

יבר 'ירא בייל ב''ר םייח צז םאטשנעוואל '' בא ל '' םאדרעטאר ד - חמ'' הירא ינפ ס - סקת''ט

יבר עשוהי ב''ר ןרהא צז היחרפ ןהכה '' יקינולאש ימכחמ ל - חמ'' עשוהי ארקיו ס - קת''ע

יבר םהרבא ב''ר דוד ( דוד ידסח ) צז ודראפ '' םילשוריב המלש ןינבו םהרבאל דסח תבישי שאר ל - דיחה ןתח ''א - קת''פ

יבר םייח ב''ר 'ירא בייל ( ירא ינפ )' צז םאטשנעוואל '' בא ל '' ןעדראוועל ד - חמ'' םייח ךרד ס - צקת''ה

רובמאסמ ל - חמ'' השמל הלפת ס - ת''ר

יבר השמ ב''ר קחצי קיזייא צז ןירפאס ''

יבר לואש ב''ר הסומ צז ןהכה '' באר ל '' ג ד 'הבר - חמ'' ןחלושה חכנ ס / לואש די - רת''ח

יבר םהרבא ב''ר ןרהא צז דלעפגרעב '' שאנאנ ימכחמ ל , ןיצערבעד, בל בטייהל ביבח דימלת - רת''נ

יבר עשוהי צז שטיוואניבאר '' בא ל '' ראלאוויב ד - סרת''ג

יבר ףסוי ריאמ ב''ר לאומש יבצ צז סייוו '' אקניפסמ ל - חמ'' ףסוי ירמא ס - סרת''ט

יבר םייח ב''ר השנמ צז ןוהתס '' תפצמ ל - חמ'' םייחה ץרא ס - ערת''ו יבר יבצ ילתפנ םייח ב''ר וי לאפר '' ןאמפיל ט צז ןירפלייה '' באר ל '' קאטסילאיב ד - ערת''ט יבר והילא ףסוי ב''ר בייל הדוהי צז דירפ '' בא ל '' חמ ןאיקוש ד '' ףסוי להא ס – פרת''ז

יבר ןועמש השמ ב''ר הדוהי צז יולה '' בא ל '' ןעכריקנעיורפ ד , םילשורי - חמ'' בל חמשי ס - ת''ש

יבר יבצ םייח ב''ר ריאמ בקעי צז דעירפ ןהכה '' בא ל '' שיפאק ד - שת''ג יבר שובייל דוד ב''ר הנח (ץישאלאק)

צז םאטשרבלה ''ל - שת''ד יבר םייח בקעי ב''ר לארשי

צז בולרעפ '' ומדא ל '' ןילאטסמ ר -טיורטיד - שת''ו יבר םחנמ לדנעמ ב''ר םהרבא םולש צז םאטשרבלה '' בא ל '' בוקפארטס ד - חמ'' םחנמ ירבד ס - ישת''ד ❁ ,גאטיירפ 'ז רייא ❁

יבר המלש םירפא ב''ר ןרהא צז ץישטנול '' בא ל '' גארפ ד - חמ'' רקי ילכ ס / םירפא תוללוע - עש''ט

יבר קחצי ב''ר םנוב ןימינב (דארגינראט) צז'' בא ל '' ןימאקליב ד - כקת''ג יבר שייפ אגרש ב''ר לישנא רשא (ץלאקשימ) צז רעניוו '' בא ל '' ןיידראווסיורג ד - סקת''ג

יבר 'יעשי בקעי ב''ר הדוהי בייל צז יולה '' בא ל '' קסעלא ד - חמ'' תויפיפ ברחו ס / בהז יחופת - עקת''א

יבר יכדרמ ב''ר ריאמ (ץינעס) צז אדורב '' בא ל '' גרובסוש ד - עקת''ה

יבר יכדרמ ב''ר קחצי צז יולה '' בא ל '' ןיטקיט ד - חמ'' הבוט הדמח ס - עקת''ז יבר ןרהא השמ צז'' בא ל '' בושטאלז ד - ר לש ובר '' רעקרואוו י - חמ'' השמ להא ס / יבצ תראפת - עקת''ט

יבר דוד צז'' בא ל '' עצוואניכעשט ד - (יו'' ז א ' טבש) עקת''ט יבר םייח ב''ר ףסוי (אלאפמאי) צז'' בא ל '' ומדאו ד '' בוניטאסמ ר - ת''ר יבר ילדג םייח ' ב''ר 'ימחנ לאיחי צז שטיוואניבאר '' ומדא ל '' וויחעבמ ר - סרת''ד

קחצי בקעי (בודנעלב) צז אריפש '' ומדא ל '' ץינזאקמ ר - סרת''ו

יבר גילעז ירזעיבא רזעלא ב''ר

יבר בקעי ב''ר יתבש צז גרובצניג '' מוד ל '' חמ ץיוועשיט ץ '' בקעי ןורכז ס - סרת''ז

יבר ןועמש ב''ר אדוהי השמ (בייל) צז קאללאפ '' בא ל '' גנירמעי ד , שעינעלעב - חמ'' ןועמשמ םש ס - רת''צ ❁ שדוק תבש , 'ח רייא❁ ד אריפשא יגורה ישודקו ילודג א''-ו''נתת

כת תנש רייא ד''

יברבר יפא ) צז תויח '' בא ל '' אנליוו ד - חמ'' תבש תלבק ס - צש''ו יבר ץריה ילתפנ ב''ר גילעז ןרהא צז'' אוואקלאז ילודגמ ל - צש''ח

יבר םחנמ שינאמ ב''ר קחצי (

יבר םלושמ ב''ר םהרבא גרובצלאז- צז יזנכשא '' בא ל '' בובל ד - ת''ה יה םישודקו םינואג םיקידצה ולא '' ח םויב בובל ריעב םמד וכפשנו וגרהנ ד '

יבר םהרבא ב''ר ףסוי כ''ץ - יבר לאיחי ןרהא ב''ר ףסוי - יבר רזעילא ב''ר רשא

יבר רזעילא ב''ר ןבואר ןהכה - יבר קחצי ב''ר לאומש - יבר םחנמ ב''ר קחצי

יבר יכדרמ ב''ר המלש - יבר אקשאמ השמ ב''ר םייח - יבר ןמחנ ב''ר המלש

יבר ןושמש ב''ר לאלצב - יבר דוד ב''ר שימחנ קחצי - יבר םייח ב''ר השמ יולה

יבר 'ירכז ב''ר בקעי - יבר קחצי ב''ר בקעי (ןושארה-) יבר בייל הדוהי ב''ר המלש

יבר הדוהי ב''ר לאומש - יבר המלש ב''ר דוד (וט''ז)? - יבר קחצי ב''ר בקעי (ינשה)

יבר קחצי ב''ר בקעי (ישילשה) - יבר בייל הדוהי ב''ר לאומש כ'' תוילגרמ ץיבר יכדרמ ב''ר דוד (וט''ז)? - יבר םייח ב''ר ךורב - יבר לאומש ב''ר ףסוי ןזח

יבר ריאמ ב''ר םחנמ יולה ןזח – יבר שריה יבצ ב''ר םהרבא ת ןהכה . נ. צ. ב. ה. יבר יטשניבניב {ידאקרימ} ב''ר םהרבא םייח צז וייניטאג '' חמ יקינולאש ימכחמ ל '' ףסכ תמורת ס – קת''ל יבר 'יעשי ב''ר 'ירא בייל [חיכומ] ןילרב- צז קיפ '' בא ל '' יולסערב ד - חמ'' שה תרוסמ ס ''ס - נקת''ט יבר לאימחרי ב''ר בקעי קחצי צז שטיוואניבאר '' ומדא ל '' אחסישפמ ר - צקת''ד יבר ןמלז המלש ב''ר ףסוי צז גרעבסדנאל '' ץנארבולמ ל - חמ'' המלש ינפ ראות ס - כרת''ג

ףסוי רב''מ צז זייר '' בא ל '' קיל ד , הטאשט - תח דימלת ''ס - כרת

:רעירפ ןופ ןצרוק ןיא

ןכאנ .שזדאל ןייק דנאלשטייד ןופ טפיולטנא לרעפּ תחפּשמ

םימותי א וצ ןא לרעפּ המלש טמוק ןליופּ ןופ הטילפּ ןכאמ

ןעוו .ראי ייווצ ףיוא ךיז טלאה רע ואוו ,ענדארג ןיא טלאטשנא

ןא טביג רע ,ןעגנאפעג רע טרעוו דנאלסור טלאפאב רעלטיה

א זיא רע זא טלייצראפ ןוא לעירעפּ ףעזאי זיא ןעמאנ ןייז זא

םיא טריצאלפּ ןעמ ,םיא ןביילג ןשטייד יד .'רעשטיודסקלאפ'

ןא םיא טוט ןעמ ןוא טייהנייא-קנאט רעשירעטילימ א ןיא

ןופ טקיצטנא טרעוו עכלעוו ,רידנאמאק ןייז .ןרידנומ עשיצאנ

ןריטפּאדא םיא ליוו רע זא 'הרושב' א רעביא םיא טביג ,םיא

.גנומיטשוצ ןייז רע טביג ,הרירב ןייק גידנבאה טשינ !דניק סלא

!גנונאפּש טימ רעטייוו טנייל

לטיפּ אק עטנציירד

יד וצ ןפיולטנא

!טייז עשיסור

יד ןכיירגרעד וצ ,ןפיולטנא וצ גנובערטש ןיימ ןסילשנא ךיז ןוא ןייגוצרעבירא ידכ ,עיניל-טנארפ

ךאד זיא טראד סאוו – טייז רעשירענגעק רעד ןיא

יד ןיא ןעמענ המקנ ןוא – ץאלפּ עכילריטאנ ןיימ

טשינ ךימ טאה סאוו הבשחמ א ןעוועג זיא ,ןשטייד טמערוטשעג ןוא טזיורבעג טאה'ס .טזאלעגפּא א טכאמעג ךילדנע רימ ךיז טאה'ס זיב ,רימ ןיא

.השעמל ןריבורפּוצסיוא סע טייהנגעלעג

ראג ןראוועג ןפורעג ךיא ןיב ,טייצ גאטימ ,גאט ןייא ןעמונעגנייא טצעי זיא סאוו חטש םעד וצ גיטיונ

םענעפא ןא וצ ןרעהוצ ךימ לאז ךיא זא ,ןראוועג

ןבאה ןטעיוואס יד סאוו טאראפּא עיצאקינומאק

וצ טגאיעג ךיז ןבאה ייז ןעוו טזאלעגרעביא

טרעהעג ןעמ טאה טאראפּא םענופ .ןפיולטנא

עשטייד יד ןוא טייז רעשיסור רעד ןופ תולוק

םעדכרוד ןפּאכוצפיוא טריבורפּ טאה שזאנאיפּש

סעיצקא עטנאלפּעג יד רעביא עיצאמראפניא .אנוש םענופ

טרעהעג ךיז טאה רעוועג ןישאמ ןופ יירעסיש א ןעמוקעגנא ןענעז רימ .טייוו טשינ ןופ דנאנאכאנ

ןוא ,טנארפ רעד ןעוועג זיא'ס ואוו חטש םעד וצ ןבאה עכלעוו רעבורג ןיא ןטלאהאב ךיז ןבאה רימ טקוקעגסיורא זייוונטייצ ןבאה רימ .טצישאב זנוא ן'רעכעה ,ןביוא ךיז טוט'ס סאוו קילב א ןפּאכ וצ

ףיולטנא ןא טנאלפּעג לייוורעד באה ךיא ןוא ,בורג .געוו

ןא טיירפּשעגסיוא ןעוועג זיא רימ ןופ טנראפ

.גיגרעב לסיבא ןעוועג זיא סאוו ,דלעפ ענעפא ,רימ ןופ רעטעמ טרעדנוה ייווצ םורא ,קע םייב

-םעטא יד עדנפּאכראפ

.ךורעג רעדנסיוטשפּא

ןראוועג זיא זנוא ןשיווצ חוכיו רעשיראנ רעד

רעסיוועג א ןיא זיב ,גיציה רעמ ןוא רעמ

זא רימ ףיוא ןגירשעצ רענעי ךיז טאה עזאפ

..."דיא א יוו טקנופּ" ףיוא ךימ ריפ ךיא

טאה עגימורא יד ןופ עיצקאער יד

ןבאה ייז .ןעמוק וצ טגיטעפּשעג טשינ

ןיושראפּ םעד ןסאגאב ןוא טצירפּשעגנא

טרעדאפעג שיראגעטאק ןוא רעסאוו טימ

ןבאה ייז ןוא ,ןגידלושטנא ןיוש ךיז לאז רע

רעניימעג ןייז ףיוא ט'רסומ'עגסיוא םיא

ןוא טשאררעביא ןעוועג ןיב ךיא .הפּצוח

סאוו 'גנוגידלושאב' רעד ןופ טמערוטשעצ

טאה רעכלעוו ,רימ ןגעק ןפראוועג טאה רע

ןבעל ןיימ טייוו יוו ןזיוועגרעביא רעדיוו רימ

.ראה א ףיוא טגנעה

טסואוועג ראנ ןטלאוו ייז ביוא ,רעפעשאב'

ךיא באה '!זיא 'רעקעמש' רענעי טכערעג יוו

רעבירא רימ טפיול ךורקס א ןעוו ,טכארטעג

.רענייב יד ןיא

א ןליפ ןביוהעגנא ךיז טאה טייצ רענעי ןיא

ןטאדלאס יד ןשיווצ גנורעטיברעד לקיטש

חרזמ ן'פיוא ןטייהנייא עשירעפמעק יד ןופ

טיצ המחלמ יד סאוו םעד רעביא ,טנארפ

א טעטראוורע ןבאה ייז .גנאל יוזא ךיז

רעד זא גידנרעלק ,גיז עלענש ןוא עטכייל

יוו עבלעז סאד ןייז טעוו גירק םענופ ךשמה

.ביוהנא רעד

טרעהעגפיוא טשינ ןבאה ןטאדלאס יד

יוו הוואג ןוא האנה טימ ןלייצרעד וצ

ךיז ןבאה ךיירקנארפ ןוא ןליופּ לענש

גירק-ץילב א ןעוועג זיא'ס – ןבעגעגרעטנוא

ןשיסור ן'פיוא רעבא ;גיז ןגיצילב א ךיוא ןוא שרעדנא טריפעג ןכאז ךיז ןבאה טנארפ

יוזא טשינ ךיז טאה רעב רעשיסור רעד –טזאלעג טשינ ךיז ןוא ןבעגעגרעטנוא לענש

.לוויטש עשיצאנ יד ןופ ןקורדעצ

ךיז ןבאה ןעגנוטראוורע יד ןוא רענעלפּ יד

.טלאוועג טאה'מ יוו טעבראעגסיוא טשינ

םענופ גנודלעמ א ןעמוקעג זיא'ס ןעוו ןופ ןפיולטנא ןסור יד זא באטש יימרא

,סיורג ןעוועג החמש יד זיא עווקסאמ טלעטשעגסיורא ךאנרעד ךיז טאה'ס רעבא

ןוא גיטייצירפ ןעוועג זיא גנודלעמ יד זא טסואוורעד ךיז ןבאה רימ .גיטכיר טשינ גנוצישאב יד טריזינאגרא ןיילא ןילאטס זא ןופ גניר רעד ךיוא .טאטשטפּיוה רעד ןופ טאה דארגנינעל םורא ןעגנוגיטסעפאב רעדארגנילאטס םענופ ןוא ,גנאל ןטלאהעגנא

ןוא עראלקמוא ןעמוקעגנא ןענעז טנארפ .תועידי עגיד'הריתס רעשיסור רעד זיא ןעמעלא ךאנ ןוא

יד ןפּאכפיוא רעראלק ןענעק לאז’ס זא ןוא פּאק ןייז ןופ לקאש ן'טיול .רעטרעוו ןטאשעגסיורא טאה רע סאוו תוללק יד ןיימ זא ןענאטשראפ ךיא באה ,ליומ ןופ ץנאג זיא'ס .טסיזמוא זיא גנוגנערטשנא ךימ לאז’מ זא ןראוועג ןסאלשאב לענש ן'רעטניה ריטראווקטפּיוה םעד וצ ןריפקירוצ .דלעפטכאלש

לאז’מ זא ןטעבוצנייא ךיז טריבורפּ באה ךיא ידכ ,לסיבא ךאנ טראד ןביילב ןזאל ךימ טמוק'ס סאוו ןגלאפכאנ ןענעק לאז ךיא זא ט'הנעט'עג ךיא באה טסיזמוא .ראפ

ךיא סאוו לאמ עטשרע ןיימ זיא'ס שטאכ ךיא באה ,טנארפ ןטכע ןא ףיוא ךימ ןיפעג ןעוועג זיא ןאלפּ ןיימ .ארומ טשינראג ןופ טרעוו'ס זיב דלעפטכאלש ן'פיוא ןביילב וצ ייב ןוא ,שינעטלעהאב א ןפערט ךיז ,לקנוט םוצ ןכירקסיורא טייהנגעלעג רעטשרע רעד :ןעיירשסיוא לעוו ךיא ואוו ,דלאוו ןטנאנ ןיב ךיא !טשינ טסיש ,םירבח ,ישטשיראבוט" "!ערעייא ןופ עביוט ףיוא ןלאפעג זיא גנאלראפ ןיימ ךימ ןבאה רעטיילגאב עניימ .ןרעיוא ןייגוצקירוצ ןזיוועג רימ ןוא טפּאכעגנא א טימ ןעוועג ריבסמ רימ טאה'מ .ייז טימ ךיז ןענעק סעקאטא עכילטנייפ יד" :לכיימש רעקרעטש וליפא ןוא ,עגר עדעי ןעיינאב טשינ ךיז טעוו טייקגיאור עגיטצעי יד .ןרעוו ןביילב אד טעוו שפּיט א ראנ .גנאל ןעיצ ."סיוא טשינ טלעפ'ס ןעוו טשינ טעוו'ס זא ןעוועג ראלק רימ זיא'ס ךימ באה ךיא ןוא ,ןפיולטנא וצ גנירג ןייז ךיז טעוו'ס זא גנונעפאה רעד טימ טנגונגאב וצ טייהנגעלעג ערעסעב א ןכאמ רעטעפּש .הטילפּ ןכאמ יד וצ טשיוטנא ןעמוקעגקירוצ ןיב ךיא ןבאה עכלעוו ,עינאפּמאק ןיימ ןופ ןטאדלאס רעד ןופ ןטייהלצנייא עלא ןרעה טלאוועג ןעוועג ןיב ךיא סאוו עיצקא רעשילאקיזיר טייטשראפ ,באה'כ .ןופרעד רעטנעצ ןיא ןוא עטכישעג עצנאג יד טריזיטאמארד ,ךיז ,ץלאז ןוא רעפעפ טימ טגיילעגפּארא סע א .ןעוועג זיא לייט ןיימ סאוו גידנלייצרעד רעייז זיא טייקשירעטלאהסיורג ןיימ קנאד .ןסקאוועג רעמ ךאנ רימ וצ גנוצעש יירעגירק א ןכארבעגסיוא טאה גאט ןייא ןטאדלאס יד ןופ ענייא ןוא רימ ןשיווצ רענעי .טייקגיניילק א סעפּע רעביא טבילאב גירביא ןעוועג טשינ זיא ןיושראפּ רע לייוו ,טייהנייא רעשירעטילימ רעד ןיא ןוא ןשאוו וצ ךיז ןייז דיפּקמ טשינ טגעלפ ןא םיא ןופ טריפּשעג גידנעטש ךיז טאה'ס

ןיב ךיא .רעמייב )'שטריוב'(

ןעמונעגרעביא ןראוועג

ייווצ זיולב .זאטסקע טימ

טאה רעטעמ טרעדנוה

רימ ןשיווצ טלייטעגפּא

סאוו ,ןשטנעמ יד ןוא

זיא הביבס רעייז ןיא

ןעוועג טשינ ןבעל ןיימ

בילוצ הנכס ןייק ןיא

.דיא א ןיב ךיא סאוו םעד

ךיא לעוו יוזאיוו רעבא

ןטשרע םעד ןלעטש ןענעק

טימ ןעמונעגמורא ןיב ךיא ןעוו ,טירט סאוו טיילרעטילימ עשטייד רעגילדנעצ

ןקרעמ ייז ,רימ ראפ קראטש ראג ךיז ןגראז

ךיא זא טירט ןוא טירש ןדעי ףיוא ןא רימ

רעד ףיוא ןזאלראפ ליפוצ טשינ ךימ לאז טעמלעה םענעלאטש םענופ טייקראטש

פּאק ןיימ ןקעטשסיורא טשינ לאז ךיא ןוא ?בורג םענופ ךייה ן'רעביא

עשירפ יד ןעוועג ןענעז ןגיוא עניימ ןגעק טגיילעגפיורא טאה'מ סאוו ,םירבק עשטייד עטרעכעלעגכרוד ןליוק-ןופ יד ייז ףיוא טפירשפיוא רעד רעטנוא ןטעמלעה

ןוא קלאפ ן’ראפ ,רערהיפ ן’ראפ ןלאפעג"

טשינ ןבאה ןטעמלעה יד ."עכילטסייג יד

ןגארטעג ייז ןבאה סאוו יד ףיוא טצישאב ןליוק ןופ ןרעוו טע'גרה'עג טשינ ןלאז ייז זא .ןלענפּארש ןוא

םעד וצ ןעמוקעגנא ןענעז רימ ןעוו ךימ ןעמ טאה ,טאראפּא עיצאקינומאק ןוא לביירט םעד ןבייהפיוא לאז ךיא ןטעבעג .ףיוא ןפּאכ ןרעיוא עניימ סאוו ןצעזרעביא

שינעלקנעווק ענדאמ א טפּאכעג ךימ טאה'ס רעה ךיא סאוו ןצעזרעביא ךיא לאז יצ –לסיבא ןעיירדראפ רעדא ,טראוו ייב טראוו ןפלעהוצסיורא טשינ ידכ ,טלאהניא םעד ןעמענ ךיא לאז ?גירק םעניא ןשטייד יד טצעי ןענעז סיפ עניימ ואוו טייז סאד ןביילב ןוא ןטלאהנא רעדא ,טרינאיצנאטס ןוא ן'תמא ןיא גנאלאב ךיא ואוו ץאלפּ םייב ?טראד זיא ץראה ןיימ .הטלחה ןייק ןכאמ טפראדעג טשינ באה ךיא טנעקעג טשינראג ןעמ טאה ,לזמ ןיימ וצ .ןעיירעפייפ ןוא תולוק עלא ןשיווצ ןפּאכפיוא ,רעטרעוו עטלייצעג טפּאכעגפיוא ראנ באה’כ וצ טלעטשעגמאזוצ טשינ ךיז ןבאה סאוו .ץאז א ןרעוו םענייא ןופ םינפּ א טלעטשעגנא באה ךיא באה’כ ןוא הכאלמ רעד וצ גיוט סאוו זא ,שטנעמ עיצאקינומאק רעזנוא

רעד ייב ןענאטשעג ןיוש רעטניוו

ס'נאעלאפּאנ ןופ עטכישעג יד .ריט

1812 ראי םענופ רעטניוו ןיא הלפּמ

יד ראפ טנאקאב טוג ןעוועג זיא

רעטנאקאב א יוו .ןטאדלאס עשטייד

טשינ" :טגאזעג טאה טעאפּ רעשיסור

ןעמאלפ ןיא ,עווקסאמ זיא טסיזמוא

ריא ןופ תוברוח יד ןיא ןוא ,ןעגנאגראפ

"!ןעגנאפטנא ןזיוצנארפ יד ,שא

ערעייז טיירגעגוצ טשינ טאה רעטילימ עשטייד סאד

באה ךיא .רעטניוו ןיא ןפמעק ןענעק וצ ןטאדלאס

רעשיסור רעד יוו ןגיוא יד טימ ןעזעגוצ לענש ץנאג

,ןטאדלאס עשטייד ןיא ןיירא טסיימש רעטניוו טנכערעגניירא ,םירביא ענעדישראפ ערעייז סאוו וצ טרעהעגפיוא טושפּ ןבאה ,רעזענ ןוא ןרעיוא יד .ןרינאיצקנופ

םעד טמאזגנאלראפ לסיבא טאה טכאמרעוו יד עגיטליגדנע ערעייז וצ טירשראפ ןשירעטילימ ןלענש

שראמ םעד טצעזעגראפ ןבאה ייז רעבא ,ןליצ

רעדלעפ עדנעילב ענייש גידנטערטעצ ,חרזמ ןייק

באה ךיא יוו ךיא קנעדעג סרעדנוזאב .סנגעוורעטנוא

ןופ ארייש א יוו קילב ןגירעיורט א טימ טקוקעגכאנ

,דלעפ א ןטימניא ךרוד ןראפ סאטיוא עטרעצנאפּעג

ענעלאטש ענייז רעטנוא טגיליטראפ טאה'ס ןוא עטגיטייצעג ענעדלאג ןופ םיחטש עסיורג ןטייק

.ץייוו ןופ ןעגנאז

ןוא לאמ ןייא טשאררעביא ןראוועג ךאנרעד ןיב ךיא טראד ןוא אד יוו ןעזרעד באה ךיא ןעוו ,לאמאכאנ ןוא ,ןבייהוצפיוא קירוצ ךיז טריבורפּ ןעגנאז יד ןבאה יוו ,ןוט וצ סאד ןעוועג חילצמ וליפא ןבאה לייט א ןסקואוועג ןוא ןשטנעמ :טגאזעג ןטלאוו ייז ךיילג ןלעוו ייז ,יוזא םתס ןבעגרעטנוא טשינ ךיז ןלעוו

ןשיראבראב ןדמערפ א ראפ פּאק םעד ןגייב טשינ .רעגנירדניירא

יוזא ךיוא ןענעז ןדיא זא ,רימ ייב טכארטעג באה’כ

וצ ייז תורוד עלא ןיא טריבורפּ'מ ליפיוו :ייז יוו

ןוא טשינ ךיז ייז ןזאל – ןקורדעצ ,ןפּאלקעצ ,ןגייב

םעד ,ךימ ךיוא .ץלאטש טימ ףיוא קירוצ ךיז ןבייה

ןענעק טשינ ייז ןלעוו ,לרעפּ המלש לגנוי ןשידיא

ןיב ךיא ךיוא לייוו ,ןענע'גרה ןוא ןפּאכ טייהרעגנירג

גנאלאב ךיא :לאירעטאמ אזא ןופ ןראוועג ןפאשאב

.קלאפ ןשידיא םוצ

ןיב ךיא רעבא ,לעירעפּ ףעזאי ןפור ךימ ןעק'מ

!לרעפּ המלש

טשינעעשעג עכילקערש א

טעוו ;לרעפּ המלש טימ טריסאפּ טנייל – ?םולשב ןכאמכרוד סע רע .ה"יא גנוצעזראפ

ד"סב ענעפלאהעג רעטרעדנוה :ןופ האלפנ הלוגס יד ךרוד

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The Satmar Rebbe R’ Yoel was a big Baal tzedakah. He collected lots of money from people to be able to give it to the poor.

One day, a man came into his study and told the Rebbe about his hard life. He explained how he has so many problems, no money and sick kids. The Rebbe put his hand in his draw, and took out a huge sum of money. He handed it to the man with a Bracha.

As soon as the man left the Rebbe’s study, and the Gabbai saw who had just been there, he ran into the Rebbe. “Rebbe, this man is a liar. He is a known liar. He tries to get people to give him money, even though he doesn’t need it.” The Gabbi explained.

“Baruch Hashem!” the Rebbe replied, “I’m so happy to hear that the problems he spoke about are not true. Baruch Hashem!”

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A British Columbia woman captured photos and video when a bear made a late-night visit to her home and raided 69 cans of soda from her car. She looked outside to see a bear had shattered one of her car windows and was helping itself to the cans of soda she had purchased for her business. He made his way through 69 of the 72 cans of soft drinks she had stored overnight in her car.

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Airmont: Beautiful & fully furnished 5 BDR, 10+ beds, D/R, Kitchen, 2 full baths, deck, large playground, near shul, avail daily, weekly, Shabbos. linen, towels, & all amenities incl. Call: 347-485-4149

Airmont NY Beautiful spacious fully furnished getaway house, 5 BDR 10+ beds, avail for weekend, weekly & monthly, linen/towels & all util incl, beautiful deck, lg playground, near shul. Call/Text: 347-678-6565

Belle Harbor, corner beach block. Shabbos, Yom Tov & mid-wk. Enjoy fresh ocean air. 2 & 3 BDR apts. Eruv, nr shuls, kosher, 20 min from BP. Summer rentals avail. 347-619-3525

Linden, 3 BDR, 2 bath vacation home, avail for the weekends. Linen, towels, etc incl, lg backyard.

Please Text: 908-443-1071

Linden Vacation- Exlusive brand new fully furnished house, all amenities, incl, sleeps 11+crib 8 min walk to shuls, beautiful in ground heated pool. Call/Text: 601-675-2665/Crownprincevilla@gmail.com

Miami Beach, newly renov 1 BDR apt, beautiful ocean view. Call: 347-760-0570

Miami Beach Carriage Club North beautiful 2 BDR, 2 bath, ground floor. Call: 347-499-0031

Monsey House

Magnificent, luxurious, 8 BDR additional BDR may be avail, Lg dining/living room, huge kitchens, backyards, swing sets, etc, great for getaways & Simchos, already booked for Pesach & Shabbos Hagadol, avail from April 20th!! Call: 347-831-6836

MONSEY SHABBOS GETAWAY

Spacious 7 BDR house in Concord for Shabbosim. 19+ beds, XL deck & backyard, 3 flr, linens & Shabbos essentials prov. Call: 845-548-6478

Monsey summer rental!

6 BDR ranch on beautiful property, private pool & hot tub, zipline, firepit, trampoline & more! $10,000 limited time offer. Call/Text: 845-213-6542

Seagate Vacation Home

Avail weekday/weekend/Yom Tov. Fresh ocean air in beautiful resort.

1, 2 & 3 BDR homes.

718-946-1236

GARAGE / DRIVEWAY

BP-14th & 37th vic, parking space. Call: 347-533-2259

Swan Lake, beautiful, new furnished 2 BDR apt, avail shabbos/weekly, in town, near shul, full kit, bath, linen, C/A, porch, avail until the summer.

Day: 718-686-0909

Eve: 347-524-7686

BUNGALOW FOR RENT

Beautiful bungalow avail, for last 3 weeks, next to Ichud. Call: 347-314-6222

CATSKILL APARTMENTS

South Fallsburg, summer home near yeshiva, 5 BDR, 4 baths, 2 pools, excellent cond.

Avail month of August 1. Call: 347-786-3137

OFFICE / SPACE FOR RENT

CAR FOR SALE

Car Donations

Donate your vehicle. Receive $1500 tax deduction + $2400 in gift card. We buy cars too! Call: 718-974-9428

Dodge 2009 minivan, 122K miles. Call/Text: 347-903-5080

JOB OPPORTUNITY

A BP heimish wig colorist is seeking a F/T office manager. No Experience Necessary. Call /Text 347-675-0688

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ENGLAND?GORGEOUS 3 BDR, 2 BATHS

FLAT IN STAMFORD HILL CALL/TEXT: 00 44

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Near Monsey 5 BDR house with a beautiful acre of grass & trees trampoline & toys, next to shul $1,500 pool & spa in the summer, $3,000. Call: 718-930-4848

Planning a Shabbos in Monsey?

1 & 2 room suites, fully furnished, avail for Shabbosim in center of Monsey. Call: 845-352-8564

RELAX AFTER PESACH!

Large house avail in Airmont for Shabbos Chanukah, can fit up to 5 couples & children, linens & towels prov.

For more info Email: shabbosairmont@gmail.com

Miami Beach, Indian CRK.. near hotels, beautiful, clean, sunny condo, porch, stunning views, & parking, near shuls.

Call: 718-812-2656

BP-15th & 59th, lg space 1500 SF, 8 steps down, bright, high ceilings, 2wc, 2 kit areas, large waiting room area, +3 rooms, previously used Medical, Acct, playgroup, shop. Agent Edith: 718-851-1546

BP. *New Utrecht & mid 50's, prof office spaces, $350 - $1500.

*Mid 50's & NU office rm, $350.

*Mid 50's & 12th bsmt rm, $675.

*Office rms for females, $200+. Broker: 732-708-2004

Office space, brand new beautiful, 2 rooms, 5 steps down, big windows, + kitchenette. Contact the broker: 718-490-0825

Afterschool & sunday program counselors needed for sp-ed program for the 23-24 school year. Fun, heimish envir, seminary girls welcome. Call: 929-254-0080 x403/ Email resume: hr@yesodeibina.org

Afterschool & Sunday sp-ed program director for the 23-24 SY, responsible, creative, leadership, exp, pref, great oppor!

Email resume to: hr@yesodeibina.org

Are you looking for a job? Our recruiting company can connect you to great oppor in the accounting, payroll, A/P & office admin fields. Text: 347-450-2872‬ /Email resume: doritgindi@gmail.com

Bais Yaakov of BP is seeking substitute teachers for pre-school & grades 1-8 AM & PM. Mrs. Weinman: 917-331-3714

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For more information or to send your resume: 718.782.2823 x426 (Chani Saks)

Are you responsible, detail-oriented, & a team player? Seeking an Accounts Payable

Rep to join our finance team, enjoy competitive pay, excellent benefits, & the great team atmosphere. BP, F/T. Email resume to: finance@hamaspikkings.org

Brklyn RE Mgmt company seeking motivated F/T only book- keeper w/1+ yrs of exp, $30-$35 hourly, room for growth, lots of potential for the right candidate! 929-214-9502 info@rancocap.com

Brooklyn healthcare office is seeking positions for F/T accounting & bookkeepers, great salary & benefits, healthcare exp pref. send resume to: newyorkjob2017@gmail.com

Exciting day camp in Monticello is seeking responsible energetic counselors. Call: 347-834-7048

Heimishe office in BP is seeking a female secretary, F/T or P/T- afternoon hours & Fri, great envir! $3,000 bonus after 3 months! Email your resume to: tt@aimfurther.org

Are you resp, detail-oriented, have great comm skills, & are looking for a leadership position in finance? Seeking accounts payable director to lead a team of AP Reps & oversee AP activity for a large operation. Enjoy a leadership salary, excellent benefits, job security, & career growth. AP exp req. BP, F/T. Email resume to: finance@hamaspikkings.org

Busy office centrally located between BP & Flatbush is looking for an admin assistant/assistant bookkeeper to help with various tasks, flexible hours, paid Jewish holidays computer skills necessary. Email resume to: Chani@homecollc.com

Call 732-802-7733 ext 209

COACH BUS DRIVERS

Seeking coach bus drivers immediately for Brooklyn/Monroe bus route, CDL class A or class B, exp only, F/T or P/T, great pay also in the Catskills July & Aug

Call: 718-963-1495 Ext. 102

Email to: coachbus@gmail.com

Heimishe office in BP seeking bright, organized & detail-oriented female for F/T or P/T position 27 hours a week minimum incl Fri. great pay, great envir, ability to multitask & excellent communication skills req. Send resume to: leahg@aimfurther.org

Beth Jacob daycare center is looking for F/T or P/T assistant teachers for the 2023-2024 school year, degree is not req. Call Leah at: 718-435-5755 Ext 263/ Email resume to: mandell@BJBP.org

Beth Jacob daycare center is looking for full/half-day teachers for the 2023-2024 school year for our infant program, degree is not req. Call Leah at: 718-435-5755 Ext 263/ Email resume: mandell@BJBP.org

Can you give her the love & care she needs? Looking to place a sweet baby girl w/medical challenges, w/a warm, heimish family, enjoy a baby’s sweetness, & the unique joy & bracha that comes along with acts of selfless giving, full support prov along with generous compensation. Email: smorgenstern@hamaspikkings.org/ 718-387-8400 Ext. 122 for info/

FAMILY WORKER seeking a family worker in Williamsburg with a high school Diploma, computer knowledge, hours daily from 9:00-3:00, nice envir.

Call Mrs. Landa at: 347-224-1575/ Email to: llanda@yeled.org

In-house bookkeeper / Secretary position: •must be computer savvy. •must have experience with QB. •social media savvy. Amazing oppor for the right individual.

Email: info.klade@gmail.com

Ivdu Schools in BP seeks F/T Executive assistant & admin assistant who is efficient, organized, able to multi-task, detail oriented, strong comp skills, Oppor for growth, excellent envir & competitive salary.

Email resume:ivduschools@ou.org

BOOKKEEPER Yeled V`Yalda BP, seeking qualified candidate will have excellent time management skills, detail-oriented, computer literate, comfortable with MS Word & excel, salary range: $40,000.-

$45,000. Email: jobs@yeled.org

Call:718-686-2422

Boys Yeshiva in Flatbush seeking teachers for 2023-24, for grade 5, middle school, language arts, & science, also seeking p3 providers.

Email: resumesyeshiva@gmail.com

BP Bookkeeping Office seeking F/T account managers. Great environment, multi-girl office. We will train.

Team@ringelco.com

BP office seeking F/T insurance processor, quick learner, organized, ability to multitask, computer knowledge, excellent comm & follow up skills, exp req. Email resume: Joboffer1249@gmail.com

Chasidishe Yeshiva in BP seeks a warm & dedicated nursery assistant for Sept, graduates, gain your exp working with an amazing teacher! Email resume to: chederassistant@gmail.com

Chasidishe Yeshiva in BP seeks a warm & dedicated nursery teacher with BA certification for Sep, exp only. Email resume to: preschoolteacher5784@gmail.com

Chassidish girls school seeking capable & resp assistant/ health para for 5-6 year olds for July 9:30 am to 4 pm, upcoming school year

9 am-4 pm. Send resume to: leahg@aimfurther.org

GREAT JOB FOR WOMEN

Amazing F/T opportunity for women to work in an ABA clinic in Kensington/BP, pay $22-$30, per hour. Must be able to work from 9:00 am-4:30 pm.

Call/Text: 917-968-2292

HANDYMAN WANTED!

Looking for an exp handyman, electrician, plumber, carpenter & painter. Top dollar paid, must have own tools, car pref. Call: 718-951-0090

Local busy salon looking for a secretary, must be able to multi-task, super organized, work with a team & provide customer service. Email resume to: Info@tobywigsalon.com

Looking for a male lifeguard for Heimish bungalow colony in Fallsburg, Sun 1- 4:30, Fri 1:30-4:30 &. Mon-Thurs 5-7. Call: 718-916-4411

Looking for an asst lifeguard for heimish bungalow in Fallsburg, hours Sun 1-5, MonThurs 12:30 to 5:30 & Fri 12:30 to 4. Call: 718-916-4411

Co-teacher for Yiddish speaking playgroup with & without 90 credits towards BA for Sept, small class! Call: 646-413-2039

Harmony Services seeks resp, posative staff to work w/ developmentally disabled ladies. Driver’s license pref, great working envir! Room for growth. reception1467@harmonyservices.org

Looking for a shidduch for a disabled guy in his thirties, he is tall, smart, nice, good-looking, & has yichus, the person who finds him a compatible wife will get five thousand dollars. Text: 347 618 8249

F/T assistant teacher school year 23/24 stimulating, dynamic envir training oppor, competitive salary. Email resume: info.pathwaystudycenter@gmail.com

HEADSTART TEACHER YVY

Head start Williamsburg seeking for September 2023 teacher for 4-5-year-old class, minimum 90 credits req, great pay, fringe Benefits. Call: 718-514-8925/ 718-909-9473

Looking for certified teachers for a preschool summer program.

Email resume to: chederjob2@gmail.com

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Looking for resp girl to work through respite for 4 yr old girl with DS in BP in the summer, Sun10-4, Mon- Thurs 4-8, & Fri 1-6.

Call: 718-607-2784 If avail less hrs let me know.

Looking for teachers with & without degree come as a group of friends to have a fun working exp.

Call: 347-683-6424

MATH TEACHER

Seeking Title I 7th-grade math teacher, for Flatbush girls' school for remainder of school year, small groups, supportive envir. Excellent compensation, $70-75/hour, BA req. Email: Titleone@yeled.org

Multi-girl medical billing office in Brklyn Square looking to hire F/T employee, entry-level position, will train, amazing oppor for career progression. Email resume: Blimies@devington.com

Now hiring a devoted special ed classroom teacher for the 23-24 school year, small class Sz, excellent training, supportive envir. Resumes@yadyisroelschool.org/

Call: 718-650-6400

Now hiring F/T paras to work F/T in a special education school for the 23-24 school year, supportive & heimish envir, trans provided. Resumes@yadyisroelschool.org

Secretary for busy nutrition practice, 8:30 am-12:30 pm, & some Sunday hours req.

Email resume: futurenutritionist@gmail.com.

Seeking a certified individual to oversee a preschool after-school program, Hrs 2-5, for immediate hire.

Email resume to: chederhire2@gmail.com

Seeking an office manager to join our team in BP, grow with us & be appreciated, ready to take on this exciting opportunity?

Send your resume to: Officeposition24@gmail.com today

Seeking dynamic qualified counselors for Fallsburg area, preschool & elementary positions avail, great work envir, trans provided from surrounding areas. Call/Lv msg: 845-274-5090

TEACHERS & ASSISTANT TEACHERS

Yeled V`Yalda head start in BP seeking Yiddish speaking exp teachers & assistant teachers. min. 90 credits. Email resume with credentials to: ssteiner@yeled.org/ Call: 718-514-8952

YVY is an EOE

Unique RN position, join Hamaspik's Day programs to provide dedicated medical care to individuals ages 18+, & attend monthly Shabbatons with your family as the on-call nurse, flexible hrs, excellent pay & benefits, wonderful envir.

Email resume to: rkohn@hamaspikkings.org/ Call: 718-387-8400 Ext 5219

Call/Text 718-781-4742/ Email: resume to: job4tt123@gmail.com

A well-established playgroup is looking for a geshmake responsible exp co-teacher, for the summer & next year, P/T option, 12th & high 50's.

Call: 347-585-4965

BP Preschool day camp (boys) seeking fullsummer Morahs.

Call: 929-257-1750

BP preschool daycamp seeking 2 high school girls as director's assistants, Youthcorp pref.

Call: 347-304-0275

Call: 347-304-0275

Seeking F/T secretary, heimishe BP office, no exp necessary, will train. Email: bpsecretaryposition@gmail.com

Seeking F/T secretary for BP office, great envir, new grad welcome, good communication skills & basic computer knowledge a must. competitive salary.

Email Resume to: bphomecare@hotmail.com

Seeking licensed male & female providers for after-school P3 cases at great enhanced rate for the right individual.

Contact: info@succeedsupport.com 718-737-7262

Seeking warm & loving teacher & coteachers P/T or F/T, great envir! competitive pay!! For more info, Call: 929-236-6129

Upscale woman's clothing store is looking to hire friendly & knowledgeable salesgirls, warm work envir & room for growth. Text 718-972-7809

Work from home! Nonprofit womens organization looking to hire fundraisers, hrly rate + commission, flex hrs, exp in fundraising a +.

Call/Lv msg: 845-425-9222 Ext 109 projects@bnosmelochim.org

YDE girls school seeks for year 23-24 ▪JS & GS teachers am/pm ▪JS & GS associate teachers am/pm ▪ MS math teacher ▪admin secretaries & office staff.

Email Resume to: egresumes@ydeschool.org

Yeshiva Torah Vodaath seeking general studies teacher for Sep ‘23.

Chasidishe Elementary day camp in BP, seeking •lifeguard •counselors, & •sheir counselors.

Call: 347-263-2698

Chassidishe day camp in BP, seeking assistants for the summer, excellent pay, small classes, fun envir!

Call:718-908-4329

Day camp in Monticello, looking for an assistant director. Call/Lv msg with info: 347-622-1779

Office in BP seeking for a F/T secretary, good pay.

Email resume to: Joel3554@gmail.com

Special education teacher needed for chassidish sp-ed elementary girls school, bilingual extension a must.

Email Resume to: hr@yesodeibina.org

Email resume to: elementary@torahvodaath.org

SUMMER JOBS

Position avail in a heimishe female only office, will train, new graduates excepted. mindy@reichmanins.com/ Call: 718-851-2310 Ext 101

Preschool assistant needed for Sep 23, gain exp under master teachers, Brooklyn boys yeshivah, F/T. Call: 718-252-6333

Email resume: office@thechederschool.com

Teacher: Girls H.S. in BP seeking Global History, Trigonometry & ELA teachers for Sept. '23.

Send resume to: teachersby75@gmail.com

Teachers, assistant teachers & paras needed for 23-24 school year, chassidish sp-ed elementary school. P/T & F/T positions avail.

Email Resume to: hr@yesodeibina.org

•Looking for 2 energetic geshmake head counselors. •A group of devoted counselors. •Assistant pre-school director, in the Woodburn area, trans prov. Call: 347-957-2297

Co-Teachers & assistants for Yiddish speaking playgroup for the summer, small classes, great pay. Call: 646-413-2039 Call: 646-413-2039

Great day camp in the heart of Monticello looking for Preschool Director, No bungalow prov, trans yes prov, also avail some counselor jobs for preschool & elementary. Call: 347-415-6567

Leisure Lake day camp is seeking very capable head counselors & counselors for this summer, trans prov. Call: 347-645-8759 before 6 PM

Looking for an exp head counselor/ counselors for a girls day camp in a chasidishe camp in Monticello area. Call/Text 718-781-4742/ Email: job4tt123@gmail.com job4tt123@gmail.com

Looking for an exp heimishe bus driver, for a chasidishe boys camp in Monticello. Call/Text: 718-781-4742

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A Wholesale Company is seeking to hire a Government Bidding Expert.

SALARY: $120-150K

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We fix hand-knitted/crochet gartlech & make professional fringes. Also, teaching how to knit/crochet.

Call: 917-414-3281

BABYSITTING

Heimishe, exp lady willing to babysit in area of 14th/15th Ave & 50th-60th St, eve & night pref.

Call/Lv Msg: 718-755-8402

Heimishe warm babysitter on 18th & 60th, drop-ins welcome.

Monday-Friday. Hours: 9-5. Open all year round.

718-232-3096

CONSTRUCTION

ALL CONSTRUCTION needs! bathrooms, kitchens, closets, decks, extensions, additions, basements, all electrical, plumbing, carpentry. Lowest prices, fastest service.

718-951-0090

All types of construction!!

• Sidewalk •Removel violation

•Concrete walk •pointing

•waterproofing.

Call Eli: 347-408-5356

DRIVER

ELECTRICIAN

All Electrical work, outlets, switches, fixtures, new lines for W/D or A/C, shabbos clocks, circuit breakers.

718-951-0090

HANDYMAN

Ladies shiurim on Chovas Halvovos & Emunah/Bitachon. Tue: 10:15-11. Find your inner Sipuk (Yiddish). Live: 605-313-5687 #314886

Recording: 605-313-4102 #314886

MAKE UP

Makeup by Goldy

Book your next simcha and get our special price offer, $50 per face. References available. 917-652-9554

Wig wash & set! Free pickup & delivery avail upon request. Also specializing in, hair-wig cutting, wedding hairstyles, makeup, waxing. Call/ Text 718-853-2875

Wig wash & sets, haircuts, & hairstyles for great prices! Center of BP.

Call/Text: 917-618-1174

WRITING

*Small or Big Jobs*

Tile, sheetrock, plaster, painting, carpentry, electrical, plumbing, cabinets, assembly, bathroom, & basement

renovation.

Call Jerry: 917-202-5524

All handyman jobs our specialty! Plumbing, electric, construction, locksmith, painting, plastering, Shabbos clocks, outlets/switches, spotlights, etc, we fix all section 8 violations.

718-951-0090

Perez the handyman: painting, plastering, sheetrock, compound, tile, plumbing, electric, cabinets, hardware, professional approach, quality work, reasonable pricing. Call: 347-902-0636

MUSIC

Now offering guitar lessons! For women & girls, for a great price.

Call/Text: 917-618-1174

SIMCHA SERVICES

DIY party gemach Brand new gorgeous tablecloths & centerpieces, $20 per tablecloth. Pickup & drop-off avail, located 4620 18th ave. Call/Text: 929-380-4593

A Poem that hits home! English/Yiddish poems for any occasionfrom quirky to formal, we do it all, great prices.

Call/Text: 845-263-2984

Baby-knit blanket, Dahill area. Call: 347-314-2514

Bag was left in a car on a hitch from BP to will, on Sun chol hamoed. Call: 718-438-1882/347-581-2410

Steady Driver

Heimishe man w/ mini van avail to take passenger from BP-Monsey, leaving: 6:30am, returning: 5:45pm. Friday leaving Monsey: 12:45.

We deliver pkgs. 917-363-0677

EAR PIERCING

Ear piercing & Ear Lobe Repair:

Professional ear piercing.

Baby-Adult, house calls avail.

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Professional Handyman No job too small.

Highly recommended.

Isaac: 347-417-0046

HEALTH

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Heimishe singer for all occasions. Call Shimon Rabinowitz, if no answer, leave a message. 347-683-3696

TREE SERVICE

Rite Price Tree & Landscaping. Tree cutting, pruning, feeding, open lots, planting, lawn service, sukkah clearance, junk removal etc.

Free estimate: Call: 718-705-2344

WIG & HAIR

Black camera in a red case in Prospect park, on Monday chol hamoid.

Call: 718-986-0828

Brand New silver baby shoes from family hose in the area of the store's new Utrecht location Erev Shabbos Hagadol. Call: 347-816-2512 Burberry scarf. Call: 347-528-2446 Camera in shopping bag before Pesach. Call: 917-816-2422

GEMACHIM

Advocacy Therapy Services

Advocate to assist w/ obtaining P3, SETSS, SEIT or related therapy services. 551-236-3578

Baby Bassinet Gemach

Call for availability.

347-228-9222

Baby Bassinet Gemach

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646-493-4338

Baby Bassinet Gemach

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Baby Gemach (BP)

Car seats, Snap & Go stroller, Pack ‘n Play, white bassinet for newborns. 718-854-6829

Baby Carrier Gemach

Baby Bjorn-great for vacation & touring. 718-809-9707

Baby Gemach

Segula for easy birth from the Kuznitzer Magid. 917-514-9461

Baby Formula Gemach

Donate / receive baby formula.

718-782-5145

Baby Formula Gemach

Donate / receive Neocate baby formula.

Leave Message: 347-385-9188

Baby Scale Gemach

In Williamsburg. Text: 347-675-9509

Baby Scale Gemach

718-435-5257

Baby Scale Gemach

Located in BP.

718-633-9266 or 718-473-5268

Babysitter Shadchan

List of females, HS+ who babysit eves in Flatbush/BP. Babysitters get paid reg rate. Text/WhatsApp to add yourself to list or if you need a babysitter: 732-663-9606

Bentcher Gemach

Bentchers for simchas, no fee. בקעי םהרבא ’ר תב ליטאמ אשאס נ”על

718-972-8181

Bed Gemach

Having guests? Need extra bed? Luxury folding beds. Call for availability. 405-345-6831

Bilkelech Gemach

Fresh heimishe bilkelech, הלח אשטנעה םירמ ת- לחר ש”פרל .ןעמונעג 347-228-9222

Bigdei Malchus is here to provide bachurim & yungeleit in need with a warm winter coat.

Bridal Cape Gemach White fur capes for chuppah. 718-218-8124

Bridal Chuppah Tefillah Cards

Tehillim, techinos & special tefillah for chosson/kallah. Many locations.

Lv Msg/Text: 347-885-5114

Bridal Chuppah Tefillos

Laminated tefillos for chuppa. 718-854-1223 or 917-974-0690

Bridal Shoe/Sneaker Rental

All sizes. Many styles. White/ black. 917-936-8997

Bridal Shoe Gemach

Dance in comfort. White wedge sneakers. Free. Call/Text: 718-755-8105

Bridal Shoe Gemach White kallah shoes. Free. 718-435-1950 or 201-686-1764

Bridal Yom Hachupah Gemach

Bris Zichron Mordechai Gemach

Bris outfit w/ pillow. Tefillah for bris. Pidyon Haben outfit. Much more. Call/Text: 347-794-1278

Bris Gemach

Take away yellowness of baby before bris, Segula stone avail to be used 4 days before bris. 718-710-8483

Bris Gemach

Cards w/ tefilah to be mispalel while baby cries which is ais ratzon. 718-510-5521

Bris Gemach Free Mohel 347-383-5696

Bris Gemach Chusheva Mohel. Free of charge. Will pay for seudas bris. 347-447-9947

Bris Gemach Free Mohel service for people in need. Lv msg will return call same day: 646-637-5092

Boot Gemach

Children boots. Donate gently used children’s boots.

718-435-7848

Box Gemach Borrow 100 cardboard boxes for moving. for books, dishes & clothing. 347-962-1509 / yachnesy@gmail.com

Baby Spica Cast Gemach Pillow & bean bag chair. 718-288-2279

Bridal Accessory Gemach Gorgeous headpieces, veils, dektichlach. Min cost. BP. 347-680-1701

Bridal Chuppah Card Gemach

Beautiful Tefillah cards for a Chuppah. Free. Kensington. 347-675-0096

Bridal Gemach Crowns, veils, long veils & dektich, shoes, petticoats. Min fee. 718-551-8714

Bridal Headpiece Gemach

Beautiful selection, Flatbush. 718-737-1844

Bridal Cape Gemach

Beautiful mink capes. White for kallah. Black for mother. Free Will: 718-387-7122/347-5816400

BP: 718-633-3659/917-683-5557

Bridal Cape Gemach

Brand new luxurious fur capes for chuppah. ’ר ןב ’ירא ’ר ח”הרה נ”על

הבצנת השמ ר”רה תב רתסא ’וזו חספ 718-633-8261

Bridal Cape Gemach

Cape & headcover set for chuppah & mitzvah tanz.

Lace & fur, $20. 718-438-6250

Bridal Cape Gemach

Lace (x fur), white & off-white capes for chuppah / mitzvah

tantz. BP: 718-782-2869

Williamsburg: 718-599-0224

Bridal Cape Gemach

Luxurious white fur capes, fresh for chuppah. Black fur capes avail for mother. 718-437-2873

Seder Yom Hachuppah in Yiddish now avail in BP. 718-435-3492

Bridal Yom Hachupah -Kol

Tefilos Gemach

Beautiful tefilos pamphlet to rent for the Chuppah. Donations to Yad Batya L’kallah. Rochel: 718-258-0415 Chaya: 718-986-0594

Bridal Yom Hachupah Gemach

Machzor Lyom Hachuppah. Nusach Sfard & Ashkenaz. 718-837-8853

Bridal Yom Hachupah Gemach

BP, Seder Yom Hachupa for Kallahs. 718-972-1892

Briefcase Gemach

Grt cond & washed clean. Drop off anytime: 940 45th St. יוליעל

For P/U, Call: 718-436-0936

Bris Gemach

Complete package. Lv Msg/Text: 347-461-4925

Bris Gemach

Beautiful bris outfit, poya, pillow & tefillos. Delivery & P/U in BP only. Call/Text: 347-244-2065

Bris Gemach

Beautiful bris set. Washed. Stunning vach nacht outfit. 718-633-3659 or 917-683-5557

Bris Gemach

Bris pillow from the holy Harav Kanievsky. 646-492-9952

Bris Gemach

Bris outfits & pillow. Flatbush. 917-838-2191

Bris Gemach

New bris pillow & outfit. 718-435-0664

Bris Gemach

Poyas, pillows, bris outfits. BP: 718-435-7221-15th & 57th BP: 718-871-5467-12th & 41st Williamsburg: 718-599-5508

Bris Gemach Nice poyas, pillows & suits for bris. 718-871-7902

Chocolate Mold Gemach

BP: 718- 972-4768

Williamsburg: 718-522-3445

Clothing Gemach

Donate clothes, shoes, linens. Great cond only. Call/Text/ WhatsApp: 347-816-6406

Clothing Gemach

Seeking ladies clothing, linen, towels, wigs, cz jewelry etc. Helping out Almanos, Kallahs & all those in need!

Please Call: 929-276-2404

Coat Rack Gemach Zichron Shlome Coat racks to lend for any occasion. 718-854-0900

Doona Gemach

Brklyn. Doona avail for medical reason/short period of time. Call: 260-366-6293

Doula - Dona Certified Min fee. רתסא תב לטראצ המלש האופרל 917-627-3282 הכלמ

Bris Gemach Chasdei Zev Bris outfit & pillow free of charge. 917-607-3914

Car Seat Gemach

יבצ ןורכז ח”מג Front seat occupants & children under 16 in front/back seats must buckle up. Children under 8 must be buckled in appropriate child restrained system. It’s the law. דאמ םתרמשנו Williamsburg: 718-384-4622

Monroe: 845-774-2425

BP: 917-468-7557

Carriage Gemach Double carriage. 718-436-1273

Car Seat Gemach

Zichron Gedalya השמ ן- ’ילדג נ”על

Car, infants & booster seats. 718-438-5451

CCC Crohn’s Colitis Coalition

A div of Chaim Medical Resource. Counseling, referrals, seminars, SCD food gemach & more. Free shiurim, chizuk, news, updates, valuable resources. 718-480-5555

Chair & Table Gemach

Call or Text: 347-452-0442

Chair & Table Gemach

םולש רוא ח”מג F7Folding tables, 24 chairs, coat racks. 718-431-0851

Chair Gemach

12 Chairs to lend. Williamsburg. 718-802-9755

Chair-Up Gemach

10 Comfortable black folding chairs. No charge. Call: 718-853-4966

Challah Cover Gemach

347-385-4491

Chavrusa Gemach

Donate 10% of your time, volunteer to be a chavrusa w/ homebound yid.

BP/Williamsburg/Flatbush. 718-438-7871 / Eve: 718-6922898

Children Clothing Gemach

Brand new with tags, $3-5/ piece. Donations/PU: 917-7894395

Doula Services Exp, extra special price. לחר נ”על ה”ע םחנמ לאומש תב Call: 718-781-5385

Dr. Sarno Book Gemach

Book has helped thousands heal from backache, eczema, stomach issues, etc. 347-461-7330

Hat Gemach

Beautiful, updated hats for simchas, small fee. Donate elegant hats. 347-351-1604

Flood Gemach

Dehumidifiers & commercial wet vacs. Flatbush. Call/Text: 347-628-3109

Furniture Gemach

Accepting: furniture, appliances, housewares, kitchens, vanities, fixtures, outdoor furniture, toys, food, flowers, clothing. Whatsapp 917-361-8268

Furniture & Appliance Gemach

Menadvim - donate & receive furniture, appliances, toys & more.

718-MENADVIm (636-2384)

Glassware Gemach

יולה ךורב ן- ףסוי רזעילא השמו והילא נ”על Fruit & salad bowls, cake trays, mirror trays, vases, tea lights, candy dishes, cookie jars & plates. Glass shelves. 718-854-3017

Haircut Gemach

Beautiful haircuts for girls. Min fee. 929-290-6568

Hairstyling Gemach

All occasions. Free. Lv Msg/Text: 347-948-5701

Hair Styling Gemach

Professional. For kallah & family. Min cost. Henny: 718-851-9058

Hospital Tznius Nightgown

Gemach 347-786-2330

Hospital Bed Capes

To be worn over a hospital gown.

Williamsburg: 718-852-7477

BP: 718-438-1882

GEMACH BRAND NEW PACK & PLAYS FOR NEWBORNS

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Mail: Mefoar Judaica 3919 13th Ave. Brooklyn, NY 11218

Fax: 347.479.1188 Email: Designs@mefoarjudaica.com

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