Fwd: Why the gift I’m most grateful for is beyond my control

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From: Dan <info@chesedbyachad.com>
Date: Tue, Dec 24, 2024 at 2:04 AM
Subject: Why the gift I'm most grateful for is beyond my control
To: <lakinkfirkfir@gmail.com>

Why the gift I'm most grateful for is beyond my control My name is Dan, and I'm grateful to be the father of seven children - three girls and four boys. Right now, all I want is to continue being a father. I want to watch my kids grow up, take my little 6-year-old to school, and sing with them at the Shabbat table.  Until recently, I was a healthy Maggid Shiur in a Yeshiva. Now, I have a rare liver disease, and it's like living on a ticking clock. I'm in bed all day in tremendous pain, and my condition is deteriorating quickly. I'm watching the disease destroy my body and there's nothing I can do about it. One thing will save my life: a specialized surgery in the United States. But my disease is rare, and the complex surgery costs $360,000 (1,300,000 Shekel). I have no way in the world to pay such a huge amount! I'm pushed into a corner now - if I can afford it, I can save my life and live to raise my kids. I don't want to think about the alternative. Many Gdolei Yisroel are familiar with my case and are advocating for my story. I'm begging you to help me raise the amount I need for surgery. Please don't let money be the thing that's stopping me from accessing life-saving surgery. I know that time isn't on my side, and I desperately need your help. Every donation is meaningful to me. Alone I could never get to America for surgery, but with the help of all of you, my children will IY"H have their father for many more years. With endless endless thanks, Dan Bnei Brak, Israel ==== Rabbi Yaakov Sinai Shlit"a spoke on Dan's behalf (see video above) We, Am Yisroel, must do whatever we can - more than we can - to save his life! "Whoever saves one life, it's is as if he saved an entire world" We are experiencing difficult times for Klal Yisroel. We can never know what tomorrow will bring.  In the merit of this mitzvah of saving a life, Hashem should save you from all sorrow and pain, from all sickness, and protect you now and forever. Your house should be filled with simchas, light, happiness, and joy.  The merit of Maran should stand by you and your family.

Sent to: lakinkfirkfir@gmail.com Chesed B'Yachad, Moshe Chagiz 4, 9470806 Jerusalem, Israel