All Articles ByChen Verdiger

After years of fractures, treatments, crutches, and uncertainty, Shiri made a life-changing decision: She would teach herself to walk independently.

Hadara Chazan was preparing to move to Israel, celebrate her sister’s wedding, and reunite with friends. But Hashem had other plans. After suffering cardiac arrest on a train in Belgium, her life took a dramatic turn. “I experienced a miracle,” she says. “Hashem brought me back to life, and there is surely a reason for it.”

Michal Hadari's mother was killed in a terror attack when Michal was nine, and since then Michal lived her life seemingly normally until she encountered a crisis. In an emotional conversation, Michal shares about living in the shadow of orphanhood, her father who gave her strength, and the understanding that the choice for good is only ours.

From a Jewish orphanage in wartime France to rebuilding a large, loving family in Israel

Shoshana Cohen's husband passed away when she was 40, leaving her with six children. During the mourning period, she decided: 'I will do everything to ensure my family and I will not become pitiful.' Today, she mentors other widows and has much to share with them.