A little while back, my wife went to the hospital to bring our eighth child into the world. It was a time of great joy, but suddenly turned into a moment of profound sadness. She lost a lot of blood during the birth and slipped into a coma. Our baby was safe, Baruch Hashem, but my wife couldn’t wake up. Our whole community was devastated. They started doing Mitzvos as a Zechus for her recovery. I was with her in the hospital when our new baby boy had his Bris, but just then she was Nifteres.
Our new baby boy, along with his siblings who lost their mother, had to face a hard reality. They had to experience their first time sitting Shiva as this new baby’s first Mitzvah.
The harsh reality hit us. My wife and I, both 33 years old, were doing well before. She had her own design business, and I work as a teacher. But now, everything has changed. We lost my wife, who was a significant part of our income. Now, we have less money to take care of our family, including eight children who lost their mom.
We really need your help. We need your support to gather the strength to stand up again and have the chance to give our children a good, healthy, Torah life. We want to be there for our kids who are feeling lost and sad without their mother.
In the Zechus of helping our family, may the Abishter grant all of the wishes of your heart for good and take care of your family.
