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Just to clear up something in my previous post, I have always known my brother, although he did donate a kidney shortly after I did.
I donated a kidney a little over two years ago, through the organization- Renewal. I have not met and do not have contact with the recipient. I was up and about in a few days after surgery, and back to work after two weeks. I feel fine, boruch Hashem. My Kidney function must be tested every year.
Since my kidney donation, I have met many other kidney donors, including my brother, whom are all doing well, boruch Hashem.
A potential donor is tested thoroughly. Since a donor is in very good health before surgery, they should b’ezrat Hashem, recover quickly and completely, and live a healthy, long life.
Wishing everyone, an enjoyable, restful, spiritual, peaceful and wonderful Shabbos.
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These words are for EVERLASTING- sorry, I didn’t noticed you started a new word!
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I just said two perakim of Tehillim for her. May Hashem bless her with a refuah shlayma b’karov.
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happiest- I understand your feelings. As I walked down 16th Avenue in Boro Park to work today- I was thinking and wondering- how people can walk the streets- do their shopping- talking and smiling. I figured everyone should look shocked and sad. It is difficult for me to smile today. I keep imagining Leiby’s a”h-last moments alive- what was done to his body after he died. We will never know the truth about what happened from the time Leiby a”h got into the murderer’s car until he was killed. Leiby a”h took his story to his grave.
I am crying as I write this- knowing that Leiby a”h was killed just a few blocks from where I live- and I didn’t know and couldn’t help him.
We will all get over this horror somehow- very soon. We all know that Hashem runs this world and He knows and knew what He let happen – and sweet Leiby a”h needed to leave this world- and we cannot know why Hashem made him leave this world in such a horrible way.
I will try to imagine Leiby a”h- sitting with Hashem- and enjoying. Hashem should help his parents, siblings,relatives, acqaintances & friends, to be comforted and feel safe and happy.
Leiby a”h will never be forgotten.
Here we go again- I do not want to duplicate. Maybe post this quicker please!
61-69 (inclusive) please for me
I will do 52-59 (inclusive), b’ezrat Hashem.
tzirel, I posted about 2 hours ago that I was doing “kuf Yud tet”- 119- and I did it- the more tehillim the better!
OK, I did 119. Are all other perakim taken? If not I will do what is not yet taken. Please post if all the Tehillim is taken. Thank you. In the zechus of such ahavas yisroel, may Hashem bring him home safe and healthy, NOW!
This is truly the last time I try not to duplicate and I want to do the Tehillim – not stay on this website all day.
So how about 119? I don’t see that anyone took it yet.
How about 70-78 including 78- instead of my 2 previous posts? If I am duplicating now- I will still do 70-78 inclusive- not the previous posts.
please change my tehillim to 52-69 including 69. I would rather not duplicate what others are doing. Thank you!
I will do 26-40 (including 40), b’ezrat Hashem. Hashem should keep him safe & healthy and bring him home quick.
He can email Dr. Rick Hodes- a “frum” doctor, based in Ethiopia.
His email is [email protected]
Dr. Rick Hodes- was featured in an article in the Jewish Action magazine of the Orthodox Union. A book was written about him, “This is a Soul”
He has connections with doctors all over the world and may have suggestions and recommendations. It may take time for him to answer his emails, but he does reply.
Good luck and Refuah Shlaima B’karov
119- done! Will continue daily, b’ezrat Hashem.
I will do 119, b’ezrat Hashem daily. Please keep us updated on his condition. Hopefully soon, we should hear good news. Wishing him Refuah Shlaima B’karov.
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