The good news is that Menschi doesn't need to have any testing on Yom Tov. The bad news, is that there is more testing to be done that will mean we can't go back to Savannah for Sukkos. Nothing has changed with his condition. He just needs to have tests for the study he will be a part of (randomized antibody therapy)The good news is that we get to spend Sukkos in beautiful Atlanta! Trying to keep perspective. Davening that one of these days we'll have a normal routine again.
HAVE A MEANINGFUL YOM KIPPUR
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Miriam - have a meaningful Yom Kippur as well. Your strength and positive attitude is a true lesson to all of us - that's how a Jew should be! Thank you for setting an example for all despite the hardship... In the merit of this nisayon - May Hashem bless you and your family with refuah, simcha and yeshuos! Hopefully the worst is over and you'll be able to get back into a normal routine soon!!!! Amen!!!!
Much love, Inbal
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