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Neshamos is the Listening Ear That Saved My Family

"Life was anything but easy for me. BH, we have a big family, but the lack of communication between my husband and me felt like a heavy cloud over our home." Full Story

L’Chaim: Austin – Malachowski

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Glad you were able to get the help you needed
January 14, 2025 8:16 pm

I’m just left with one question after reading your story- where was your Rov?
How can a couple and family in a frum community reach a point of separation, together with all of the other needs you described, and the Rov is not in the story at all?
Nowhere do you mention reaching out to or being guided by a Rov.
I’m sure Neshamos is an organization of truly caring people doing great things, but if their role is to replace a Rov (as opposed to working in tandem) I am would be very wary to support them.

A rov is not everything
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January 15, 2025 1:22 am

There are doctors, mental health professionals, dentists, mashpiim… and Rovs. The roles don’t overlap.

Who said...?
January 15, 2025 1:16 pm

How do you know they didn’t use a rov?
She is simply saying how Neshamos helped her family.

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January 15, 2025 1:32 pm

One- lucky for you that they helped you financially and emotionally. Very lucky that they paid for you to go away for yomim tovim. I also went through an emotional crisis and no one did that for me. How does one apply for that assistance? Secondly, who is going to be the staff at their new center? I’m interested to know. Quite frankly I’ve had a better experience with other more professional organizations like Relief and others. I have nothing against Dr Rosen but I do with some of the other people on the board and some of the podcasts.… Read more »

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