Daily Bitachon stories from the “A Life with Bitachon” hotline. This story was called in by a very chashuve yungerman whose name is Binyomin Pretter. He ordered a package that was delivered by UPS. When he opened the package he saw that it was the wrong item. There must have been some mix up. He
Mrs. Rubin,* a teacher in Lakewood, went to the doctor to check her sugar. He said, “It’s very high, it looks like you have diabetes, we’ll do the three hour test just to confirm.” Mrs. Rubin said that it’s her nature to get all nervous and panicky and to call her mother and say it’s
Mrs. Bloom* wanted to make an order on the phone and her credit card wasn’t working. They tried a couple of times, and then they said, “Sorry, something is wrong with your card.” Mrs. Bloom really needed to make this order. She said to herself, “It’s not the card, it’s Hashem.” Then she asked “Could
R’ Meisels* went for his annual checkup, and the doctor said one of the blood counts of his liver kept on going up higher and higher. He was very concerned. R’ Meisels was very nervous, so he went to R’ Moshe Blumberg from Lakewood, and asked what he should be Mekabel. He told him that
Mrs. Brown* had allergies and every year it was progressing. Her face was getting affected. It was too much to handle. She went from doctor to doctor but no doctor was able to help them. They said, “Doctors can’t help us, only Hashem is the true doctor.” Later on, they met someone who had the
A Yeshiva Bochur, said that a poor person came to him collecting, but he didn’t have any money to give him. Instead, he gave him a smile and he treated him nicely. He knew that that’s worth more than all the money in the world. Someone else told him that when someone came to him
Sarah* needed to buy something for her child, but she didn’t have any money. She was trying to figure out how she could buy it. All of a sudden, someone knocked on her door and said, “I owe you money from a really long time ago, can I pay you back now?” It was the
Chaya Davis* lost her memory card from her camera. She thought about all of the positivity from Spring Hill Times and decided to be positive. She kept on repeating out loud, “I accept it. It’s from Hashem.” The phone then rang, and the person said that they found a memory card, and she wanted to
Sarah Speigel* was looking for a job. She was looking high and low, but nothing worked out. She said, “Hashem, I am leaving the rest up to You. I did my Hishtadlus.” Later that night, someone called her up and asked if she was still looking for a job, because she would like to hire
Mrs. Fried* was with her family in a bungalow colony during the summer. One day, her son was playing in the playground, and he found a necklace. At first, she thought it was a cheap necklace. But when her daughter came home, she said that it was a very expensive necklace. She looked at the
Bitachon stories inspired by the “A Life with Bitachon” hotline. Baruch Rosenstock needed to deposit a check in the ATM Machine. He tried depositing the check three times, but it didn’t work. After the third time of not being successful, he thought to himself, “ What should I do differently?” He said, “I know, I
Chaim Schwartz,* a Bochur learning in yeshiva, had difficulty understanding his Rebbi’s Shiur. When anyone asked him how the Shiur was, he would say, “It was Gavaldig, it was amazing. I understood every word!” He wanted to say a positive lie rather than a negative truth, like we say over on the hotline from R’