A friend sent me information about a podcast today written up as Joy and Oy of Family, by Lori Fein in the Times of Israel. I was intrigued mostly about the fact that this family has a podcast, and how cute that is! Each episode is a new interview of… Read More
It was the best of times. It was the worst of times. It was the age of wisdom, it was the age of injuries, it was the epoch of faith, it was the epoch of disappointment, it was the season of Relief, it was the season of Pain, it was… Read More
Today my physical therapy session was intense and we did shifting. What is shifting? It’s when you stand firmly on the floor with two feet spread a few feet apart. Then you gently and firmly shift from one foot to the other. You don’t sway your body with it, but… Read More
So you broke your knee? Or you fractured your ankle in two or three places? Or maybe you tripped over that annoying bump near your neighbor’s house and broke your hip? You’ve been to the emergency room, and been treated with pain meds and maybe surgery. You’ve been told you… Read More
This month, our book club from JWOW!, read the memoir entitled “Rachel Calof’s Story,” which was originally written in Yiddish in the early 1900s. Rachel Calof, a Jewish woman, was born in Russia in 1894 and when she was four years old, her mother died. Rachel suffered greatly at the… Read More
