Fwd: Father of 14 Told that Health is Impossible

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From: Rav Galai <info@merkavamarketing.com>
Date: Thu, 5 Dec 2024 at 17:17
Subject: Father of 14 Told that Health is Impossible
To: <lakinkfirkfir@gmail.com>

I'm a father of 14, and I need life-saving transplant surgery! [Endorsed by Gedolei Yisroel] CLICK HERE A father of 14 has been told to give up on his recovery, after attempts to access treatment failed. Refoel Chai was a community powerhouse and beloved bus driver when suddenly, something went wrong. He was diagnosed with an unusually rare form of kidney disease, forcing him to amputate his leg and lose his job.  But he's now facing the heaviest blow as he struggles to access the only treatment that can save his life.  He shared, "I have one line of hope: a kidney transplant abroad that could conquer my illness and give me back my health. But I don't know how I can ever access it. My surgery is complex and costs a mind-blowing $350,000. I cry like a baby thinking about what could happen to me if I don't get that surgery." An urgent campaign is running to make the kidney transplant possible. Public figures have given their personal endorsements, including the former Chief Rabbi, Rabbi Rav Shlomo Moshe Amar. "I have young children at home who still need their father," his wife Efrat shared. "They keep asking me when he's going to have surgery and I don't know how to break their heart..." His life is dependent on this kidney transplant. To take part and save the life of a father of 14, donate here to send Refoel Chai to life-saving surgery. CLICK HERE TO SAVE REFOEL CHAI'S LIFE ENDORSEMENTS I am searching for my brothers to support and strengthen the hands of the weak. Even during these challenging times there are those who encounter even greater difficulty, and need to be saved from collapse. I have seen the hamlatzahs that the respected Rabbanim shlita have written, to come and help R' Refael Chai from Yerushalayim. He is the father of a large family who has been taken ill with a serious illness, lo aleinu. He is in need of an urgent transplant out of state and the expenses are enormous. He is unable to pay [for the transplant surgery] and is now in a difficult financial situation. Fortunate is the person who assists him with a giving hand and a generous spirit. It is like a korban Mincha - sweet before Hashem. Hashem will have mercy on all those who have compassion for His creations. Fortunate is the one who gives to the needy, on a bad day Hashem will save him. Rav Shlomo Moshe Amar shlita Rishon Lezion Chief Rabbi of Yerushalayim Signed, Rav Yitzchok Zilberstein shlita Rav Moshe Tzadka shlita Rav Meir Mazouz shlita Rav Masoud ben Shimon shlita Rav Dovid Cohen shlita Rav Shimon Galai shlita CLICK HERE TO SAVE REFOEL CHAI'S LIFE TO ADVERTISE WITH MERKAVA - EMAIL INFO@MERKAVAMARKETING.COM