Mrs. Weinberg had an eye doctor’s appointment with her child, and she was running late. She called up and asked if the doctor could still see them, because they were running late. The receptionist said that if she could come within seven minutes then yes. Otherwise, nothing doing. Mrs. Weinberg thought to herself, “The doctor
Mrs. Moskowitz* is a teacher in Lakewood. One night, her husband came home from Yeshiva not feeling well. He said he was feeling shvach and nauseous. He said, “Oh, my chavrusa just had shigella, and I probably caught it. He was out for a few days.” The first thing his wife thought was, “Oh no.
Daily Bitachon stories from the “A Life with Bitachon” hotline. This story was called in by a very chashuv yungerman whose name is Yossi Moses. He learns in yeshiva hakedosha, Beis Medrash Gevoah. Every morning, he always makes sure to come very early before everyone else in order to park right in front of the
Daily Bitachon stories from the “A Life with Bitachon” hotline. This story was called in by Mrs. Weizner. She needed go to downtown Brooklyn to a government ofÏce to work out certain paperwork. When she was speaking to some of her friends about what she was doing and when she was going, they told her,
Daily Bitachon stories from the “A Life with Bitachon” hotline. This story was called in by Mrs. Applebaum. Mrs. Applebaum said over that a couple of months ago, someone gave her a post-dated check. She kept it folded up until she was able to cash the check. Finally, the day came. However, the hours of
Mrs. Fried* from Eretz Yisrael was looking high and low for a new apartment. People told her that what she’s looking for was a dream and that she was never going to get it. “Just take whatever you can get.” Somebody called her up and said that they knew of an apartment that was available;
R’ Katz* was trying to get his child into a certain school. People said, “There’s a waiting list out the door. You need a lot of pull to get in. It’s not practical. Even people with pull can’t get in.” R’ Katz said, “One second. If we have no pull, then let’s use Hashem’s pull.”
One week, Mrs. Levine* wanted to take a break from Shabbos cooking and baking and setting up the table. She wanted a vacation. However, she couldn’t afford to go anywhere that cost money. She said to herself, “I wish someone would invite my entire family for all the seudos. But I don’t have any family
R Shlomo Shulman*, a yungerman from Eretz Yisroel, felt that his family really needed a vacation. However, he did not have enough money to pay for it. He decided they would drive to the city where they wanted to vacation, and have bitachon that Hashem would work it out. They arrived at the city of
There was a group of women who were playing a game. One would provide a scenario, and the others would pour drops of water out of their cups based on how frustrated they would feel in that situation. The more frustration, the more drops of water. Mrs. Lesser* realized that although everyone around her was
R’ Dovid suffered from anxiety for many years. He listens to ‘A Life with Bitachon,’ and he tells himself “There’s no such thing as anxiety – it’s all Hashem. Hashem is in charge of my emotions.” He told himself other positive messages that anxiety is good, and “Hamachadesh B’Tuvo B’chol Yom Tamid” – Hakadosh Baruch
R’ Chaim from Eretz Yisroel was having a problem. Many times, his wife would get angry, and he too would get angry at her. The situation in the house was becoming difficult. He recently started listening to A Life with Bitachon, and he realized that Hashem loves him and is always on his side. Now
