UPDATE: Ora Rachel bas Tziporah Bracha

December 21, 2008

Sunday, December 21, 2008 / Or le Yom Bet, 25th Kislev, 5769, 1st Night of Chanukah

Dear Friends and Family,

HERE IS THE VERY LATEST UPDATE…ORA RACHEL BAS TZIPORAH BRACHA IS HOME

For nearly two months, it has felt like we were riding a roller coaster in the morning, and not stepping off of it until late into the evening. I’m dizzy just thinking about it! One thing is for sure-if we were to give this ride a name it would be called: Emunah.

After all, with each day in Ora’s life we didn’t know where HaKadosh Baruch Hu was leading us. Frankly, as evident from the fact that we found ourselves back in the hospital for a brief stint on Motzei Shabbos, we still remain unaware of the next twist and turn in Ora’s life. However, Chasdei Hashem Yisbarach, with endless gratitude to the Almighty for His mercy, we would like to inform all of you that after nearly two months and two separate hospitals, Ora Rachel bas Tziproah Bracha finally arrived at her home on Erev Shabbos Kodesh, Parshas Vayishlach.

Unfortunately, Ora still has plenty more to go to get fully better. Indeed, her Ima has truly become an “Executive Assistant” and has filled her calendar with a slew of necessary doctor’s appointments. And yet, the doctors admit that her progress is “excellent” and that there is “much room for continued progress.”

Accordingly, we wanted to firstly take this opportunity to continue to thank Hashem for his seemingly endless kindness and for the lessons that He has/continues to convey to us through our adorable daughter.

As I sit here typing this letter, I’m watching the first of the Chanukah neiros wave hello to the windy Yerushalayim night. Seeing the light of the Menorah reminds me of an instance we will forever treasure-the memory of lighting the Menorah with our THREE children ALL home!

And so, allow us to further proclaim: Thank you Klal Yisrael for your incredible and unrelenting tefillos. Thank you for aiding in her progress, which will IMY”H continue. Frankly, it’s constantly relieving to know that when we are tired and feel sapped of energy-there are still thousands of members of Klal Yisrael the world over who are davening on her behalf.

In truth, there is soo much more to write-so much that I’d love to continue to share. However, things continue to be hectic. Nevertheless I would be remiss to not turn and continue to ask you all to please continue to daven for Ora Rachel bas Tziporah Bracha until a full refuah presents itself IMY”H.

We believe that it’s without coincidence that Ora came home in the month of Kislev-a month that embodies Light. To that end, may we all be zocheh to soon share a world filled with Ora, Simcha, Sasson, V’Yikar!

Chag “urim” SAMEACH!

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10 Responses to “UPDATE: Ora Rachel bas Tziporah Bracha”

  1. Bubbie Libby on December 21st, 2008 10:58 pm

    Dear Family,

    Wonderful to hear such good news. May Hashem give you strength to keep up with your new daughter’s health issues and continue to bless her with a refuah shalemah.

    Hugs to all,

    Bubbie Libby
    Los Angeles, CA

  2. Mrs Kaila Hollander on December 21st, 2008 11:45 pm

    May all of your (our) tefillos contine to be answered in this zman mesugal lanissim.
    Kaila Hollander and Family

  3. Chaim Dovid on December 22nd, 2008 12:45 am

    le’hodos v’lehalle l’simcho Hagadol

  4. Simcha Rivkin (& Family) on December 22nd, 2008 4:53 am

    This is wonderful news!! Chasdai Hashem!! We have Ora Rachel in our tefillos every day and continue to daven for a complete Refuah Shalamah. Keep up us updated. Frailech Chanukah!!

    Simcha, Pearl Chana, & Eli

  5. Savta Green on December 22nd, 2008 12:07 pm

    To My Children,
    It d is so good that you are all together for Chanukah the festival of lights. Persumee Nissim!

    As it says before Shema: Or Chadash al tzion tair v’niskeh kulanu m’hera l’oro.

    Refuah Shlemah my little graqandaughter.
    Much Nahat to Sima, and Ezer. May you enjoy this chanukah with your sister and many more.
    Love Savta Beth

  6. Rabbi Warren Kasztl on December 22nd, 2008 5:45 pm

    I heard this from the great grandson of the Chofetz Chaim = Rav Yisroel Meir Zaks. The word Dayga is made up of an aleph, gimmel, dalet and hay. It’s missing the Bais. We learn from this that if you have Bitachon (Bais), you won’t have dayga. May HKB’H bless all of you with the strength to continue in your righteous, Bitachon oriented ways and may Ora Rachel be blessed with a speedy & complete Refuah Shlayma.

  7. Ron & Shaindy on December 24th, 2008 10:48 pm

    B”H, wonderful news. Ora Rochel should continue, IY”H, to fill your home with light, bracha and simchas! Much Yiddishe Nachas and Refuah Shelaimah B’Karov!

    Much Love and A Freilichen Chanukah,

    Uncle Ron & Aunt Shaindy and kids
    Minneapolis, MN

  8. The Bickels on December 29th, 2008 4:09 pm

    So happy to hear the good news.
    The Bickel Family

  9. miriam bender (gerstle) on December 29th, 2008 11:29 pm

    i was so happy to get your most recent e-mail…..we have been davening non stop for ora brocha and hope to continue to hear good news….may you only have continued nachas and refuah shleimah from her and your children

    sidney and miriam bender and family (formerly from washington heights)

  10. Chana Jenny Weisberg on December 31st, 2008 11:09 am

    I am so happy to hear about this amazing progress! May we continue to hear only good news! (ora bracha is still on the home page of my site, so site visitors will continue davening for her complete recovery)

    bsorot tovot! Chana Jenny Weisberg
    JewishMom.com

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