Mrs. Rosen* was feeling down and really wanted a particular friend, who always gives her chizuk, to come and schmooze with her. It was Shabbos, and her friend normally didn’t come by on Shabbos to visit her. Mrs. Rosen didn’t have the strength to go over to her friend; she was at a loss of
Mrs. Fischer* had a baby four months ago. One night her baby gave her a tough night. He was up most of the night, and she didn’t really have too much time to sleep. She works in the morning, and she usually wakes up early to make herself lunch, but she didn’t have an ounce
There was a fire in Shlomo Baker’s house, but because his family is living with bitachon, instead of getting shaken up and scared, they said in one voice, “Baruch Hashem, no one was hurt in the fire, we see Hashem is protecting us, and His protection is fire-proof!” They just felt loved, cared for, and
A Talmid of Rav Zevy Golombeck, Moshe Shimonoff*, consulted him regarding whether he should continue working in a particular practice, considering there were spiritual challenges. R’ Golombeck advised him to quit cold turkey. With a bracha from Rav Golombeck that he would find a much better job, Moshe followed suite and left his practice, despite
Mrs. Weinberg* needed a substitute to take over her house-based kindergarten while she was moving homes. The money was tight for paying the $200 a day to the substitute, especially because she also had to simultaneously pay the moving expenses. In a discussion with her mother about the idea of whether to take an extra