This woman is a true inspiration. Just listening to her story broke me. Her ability to overcome her tremendous tragedies and still see and shine the light, is an inspiration
I was sent this a few times during the day of Tisha bav and didn't have the courage to open it,due to my own journey and the current situation of our now. But once I actually started listening I couldn't stop. In the end she GAVE me such courage. She's a reàl hero and has been blessed with the gift of expression from within,truly a gift. Thank you
Nothing compares to the resilience shown by Jewish mothers. The many indescribable losses. Yossi drowned scuba diving. He was scholarly, querky, loved nature and words. It reminds me of our 23 year old son, who brings such a delight to my soul. Sitting sheva with a friend in Monsey taught me about the inherent value each life possesses ❤ Reciting the Mourners Kaddish made it doubly meaningful It makes no mention of death. Instead, it is a prayer dedicated to praising God.
Devoire is an amazing person and an amazing writer. As her sister in law, I watched her love her children very much. Baruch Hashem the family spent lots of time at our home, while escaping the chaos of Los Angeles. We wish them all happiness and prosperity and Moshiach Now.
I cannot fathom that kind of loss and pain. My heart goes out to her. I appreciate hearing her stories- to go through so much and still be here is amazing. God helped her through it. ❤
Powerful story..Beautiful mother.. She gives SO much.. even in her pain. I must say I am so impressed with her strength.. And the strength and positivity of the Jewish people in Israel..It's like nothing I've seen before. I've heard a lot of their stories after 10-7. They are also humble and gracious. Unbelievable pain..Unbelievable strength.. Thank you for sharing..
im from la and i remember yossi..for the past couple years yossi's father gave my father yossi's shtender (book stand) and i would always see my father using it and and he would talk about how "this is yossi's shtender..", and during covid i would use his shtender time to time having yossi in mind, and there was a time when i was learning 3 chapters of miamonideis (and it was very long )i thought about how im using yossi's shtender and it gave me the strengh to finish
she is not an inspiration but a purveyor of her deception which is not deliberate but is designed by the enemy to mislead others. The talmudic rabbis who reject YEHOSHUA Ha Moshiach based on their tradition while ignoring historical facts or distorting them, as agents of the shatan or the enemy
When i was a young kid, we'd often host our little 2 year old cousin for shabbos when his parents would go away. One week he was supposed to come to us and at the last minute he went along. He drowned and passed away that shabbos. For years we wondered if had he come to us he'd have lived but at some point we were told it might have happened by us... which would've been so awful and we no longer felt guilty
Devorie is articulating for all who care to hear with clarity honesty and awareness....plus her spiritual education has really supported held and guided her throughout all her relationships ...she is so uplifting and her connection to her Creator so natural and compelling...an enlightening interview where I would have want more of the prepared questions asked... This is touching on a sensitive subject not all are ready to broche but if anyone dares and cares to listen, it is here approached in the most intelligent healthy and spiritually connected manner...Finally braking through taboo fears and barriers that keep people in unnecessary darkness ...
Loss doesn't change, it's placed in a pocket of our soul. Those who leave us there souls in heaven remembers you with a mother's love. I don't find loss becomes less but holding my loss in the pocket of my soul is a very special love that in quiet times or the sound of their voice, my soul quietly spends a brief moment of whose soul lived inside me, sharing a mother and baby knowing at this time you both are only two in love.
I have a child with NF1 and another with Cornelia de Lange syndrome. I’ve also lost a baby. They all carry different mutated genes and more than one. During genetic testing, they always state we are possibly descended from Jews. They say that particularly NF is prominent. We’re from different Hispanic countries, but I have Balkan ancestry and his family is traced to Morocco, and I do wonder about the Jewish diaspora, but who knows?? The life this lady has led has not been easy, and my heart goes out to her and her family 🤍
sure large diaspora Jews in Morocco, and from Balkan since the time of inquisition, with many Moroccan Jews now live in Israel. but when some people ascribe particular illnesses to the Jews it’s more like a hoax, as there is nothing in Jewish texts, and that which is not in Torah, is not true. May G-d bless your family your children with healthy happy life in body and spirits and from strength to strength.
Wow, this woman's story is so powerful. This will truly help many people facing sarow in their life. May Hashem shower her abundantly with many brachos. Amen!
Every person that goes thru grief asks questions like she did. Including myself. I went thru grief as well. Nowhere near what she did and I remember asking these deep questions. What if and why? And guilt. Ultimately I got to the same place that we can’t delve into more questions bec they bring u immeasurable pain that doesn’t make it easier but on the contrary it brings more confusion. So I got to the same point she did. Just accepting and moving on. And putting one foot in front of the next. Its not easy at all.
Whew‼️. I had ten pregnancies in 9 years. Two miscarriages the. A beautiful strong baby boy. Then a crib death. 😢 then 9 months later BH a big healthy girl. Then three more pregnancies Two miscarriages and a stillborn boy at 6 months pregnancy. Then BH a second girl born three weeks early. But healthy. Then 18 months later a healthy boy also three weeks early. When I went for my three months checkup they found pre cancerous cells of the cervix. Which they removed. So no more children allowed. But Hashem had other ideas and after 4 years I fell pregnant again and the doc did not want me to have this baby but we asked the Rebbe nd he told is it was in the hands of Hashem. After mostly being in hospital my wonderful gift from Hashem was born at 33 weeks. A preemie. NOw married with BH many children
Wow! Such a strong lesson on emunah and bitachon and accepting the will of Hashem. We all have to remember that " not a blade of grass will move without being part of the master plan from the time the world was created" even in the most challenging situations. I don't think anyone else can teach this lesson better than you did! Your kesher to Hashem has not faltered despite everything that happened. Thank you
May Hashem give Devorie and her familý an abundance of comfoŕt among all the mourners of Zion and Jèrusàlem until Mochiàch ane the resuscitation of the deqd
Devorah, Thank you for opening up about pain of loss and be so raw and vulnerable. So many lessons in this video. And I absolutely loved the end of remembering Hashem runs the world and a neshama lives forever ! May you never need to go through hardships again!
POWERFUL. This was so helpful as I am 72 and am going through major health challenges. Her advice is precious. She challenges me to come out of my den of self pity.
What a strong woman and mother who managed to deal with that kind of a tragedy. I can't even imagine how it feels to loose one child but 5 thats really something. I am glad she still has a lot of positivity. ❤
54:37-what she says about neshamas is true. I know that and wasn't raised Frum. We are souls in bodies first. It's just something I've always known. From my experience you don't have to be strictly observant to know that. My connection with Hashem is very comforting. I think I've always had it and maybe it's because I have and was born with a disability. She's wise!
Powerful! Tysm for this interview. May her healing words help so many others who are suffering with life's challenges and feel alone and distant from Hashem.
What a strong person she inspires me to go through my daily life that doesn’t compare to her life. Hopefully, we should all be United in the בית המקדש very soon
Thank you so much for sharing. I am deeply moved and in awe. May you have lots of שמחות in your family and נחת from your children and grandchildren iy"H.
Devoiry is a power house, a true Baal bitachon! May she see loads and loads of Nachat from her remaining children and grandchildren! May Hashem bless you with a peace of mind and heart, and may you greet moshiach this yr! Thank you for sharing your story!
Beautiful story, we have one child and we have had secondary infertility for two years but we know Hashem gives us what we need when we need it, beautiful story ❤
Devorie is beyond, beyond inspirational. Thank you so much for the beautiful lessons displayed in this episode. All of the holy neshamos should have an aliyah
What a beautiful and strong woman ❤️, her strength surely comes from God. I am encouraged by her story, I am encouraged to face this life with a positive mindset and attitude knowing that God is in control.
Devora doesn't get into the details of Yossi's drowning, but something is really wrong here. I took a scuba diving course in the Caman Islands. So, Yossi had to have checked the oxygen tank. He had to have learned the sign language of scuba divers and, since it was a test to be an instructor, he had to have been with an instructor to make sure he was doing everything right. Plus, Yossi was a life guard, so he knew water safety. I know it's too late for Yossi, but there seems to be something very wrong here. I wouldn't even rule out foul play. This is, for sure, not Devora's fault.
What a strong person Devorie is. She has such emunah and bitachon. Let us hope that this Tisha B’Av turns into Simchas Torah for all of us.
Amen
AMENNNN!!
Amen
This woman is a true inspiration. Just listening to her story broke me. Her ability to overcome her tremendous tragedies and still see and shine the light, is an inspiration
Woah. What an episode. I lost my baby a couple of years ago, and it was so healing to hear her words. I'm in tears. Thank you for bringing her on.
Am Yisrael Chai 🇮🇱❤️🇧🇷 Shalom Yisrael from a brazilian christian. Lovely mother, God bless her🙏❤️
😢what a clear and amazing woman! We can all learn from her. Tysm for all th topics and people u bring on.
I was sent this a few times during the day of Tisha bav and didn't have the courage to open it,due to my own journey and the current situation of our now. But once I actually started listening I couldn't stop. In the end she GAVE me such courage. She's a reàl hero and has been blessed with the gift of expression from within,truly a gift. Thank you
"We knew our home will be a happy home"- what an amazing woman.
Nothing compares to the resilience shown by Jewish mothers.
The many indescribable losses. Yossi drowned scuba diving. He was scholarly, querky, loved nature and words. It reminds me of our 23 year old son, who brings such a delight to my soul.
Sitting sheva with a friend in Monsey taught me about the inherent
value each life possesses ❤ Reciting the Mourners Kaddish made it doubly meaningful
It makes no mention of death. Instead, it is a prayer dedicated to praising God.
Devoire is an amazing person and an amazing writer. As her sister in law, I watched her love her children very much. Baruch Hashem the family spent lots of time at our home, while escaping the chaos of Los Angeles. We wish them all happiness and prosperity and Moshiach Now.
She’s an unbelievably strong woman
I cannot fathom that kind of loss and pain. My heart goes out to her. I appreciate hearing her stories- to go through so much and still be here is amazing. God helped her through it. ❤
Omg, my tears came down when she was telling which song Judy song for her.....This mother is a true inspiration!
Powerful story..Beautiful mother.. She gives SO much.. even in her pain. I must say I am so impressed with her strength.. And the strength and positivity of the Jewish people in Israel..It's like nothing I've seen before. I've heard a lot of their stories after 10-7. They are also humble and gracious. Unbelievable pain..Unbelievable strength.. Thank you for sharing..
im from la and i remember yossi..for the past couple years yossi's father gave my father yossi's shtender (book stand) and i would always see my father using it and and he would talk about how "this is yossi's shtender..", and during covid i would use his shtender time to time having yossi in mind, and there was a time when i was learning 3 chapters of miamonideis (and it was very long )i thought about how im using yossi's shtender and it gave me the strengh to finish
may no mother ever have to "know"
I have also lost my son and I found this podcast to be so inspiring and gives such hope over enormous grief
Thank you
We recently lost our adult son and she has given me such chizuk. Thank you so much for this interview! May Am Yisrael see no more tzar BH.
Wow.. So deep.. We have had sick children, a very disabled adult son - she gives such chizuk - thank you..
Such a strong women. What an inspiration ❤
she is not an inspiration but a purveyor of her deception which is not deliberate but is designed by the enemy to mislead others. The talmudic rabbis who reject YEHOSHUA Ha Moshiach based on their tradition while ignoring historical facts or distorting them, as agents of the shatan or the enemy
This lady is beyond. My heart aches and my heart breaks open to love my kids & life more. thank you Rebetzin. May you now on only now blessings & joy.
Wow. This is so raw and powerful. So much to learn from this.
You are unbelievable! What a light! May you have strength to continue!!!
Wow. Crying when watching this. This woman is so strong and so inspiring. So sorry for your loss. Thank you for sharing
Thank you, as a non Jewish subscriber, for the translations on the screen. What an emotional story. Heartbreaking, but what a wonderful strong mama.
I knew yossi personally as a neighbor and dear friend what a great loss 😢
Amazing, strong, inspiring woman. My eyes are wet with tears. May we know No More sorrow.
What an incredible woman. Thank you for sharing your story
When i was a young kid, we'd often host our little 2 year old cousin for shabbos when his parents would go away. One week he was supposed to come to us and at the last minute he went along. He drowned and passed away that shabbos. For years we wondered if had he come to us he'd have lived but at some point we were told it might have happened by us... which would've been so awful and we no longer felt guilty
Devorie is articulating for all who care to hear with clarity honesty and awareness....plus her spiritual education has really supported held and guided her throughout all her relationships ...she is so uplifting and her connection to her Creator so natural and compelling...an enlightening interview where I would have want more of the prepared questions asked...
This is touching on a sensitive subject not all are ready to broche but if anyone dares and cares to listen, it is here approached in the most intelligent healthy and spiritually connected manner...Finally braking through taboo fears and barriers that keep people in unnecessary darkness ...
Her book is a must read!! So much chizuk
Loss doesn't change, it's placed in a pocket of our soul. Those who leave us
there souls in heaven remembers you with a mother's love. I don't find loss becomes less but holding my loss in the pocket of my soul is a very special love that in quiet times or the sound of their voice, my soul quietly spends a brief moment of
whose soul lived inside me, sharing a mother and baby knowing at this time you both are only two in love.
Very powerful and thank you
I have a child with NF1 and another with Cornelia de Lange syndrome. I’ve also lost a baby. They all carry different mutated genes and more than one. During genetic testing, they always state we are possibly descended from Jews. They say that particularly NF is prominent. We’re from different Hispanic countries, but I have Balkan ancestry and his family is traced to Morocco, and I do wonder about the Jewish diaspora, but who knows?? The life this lady has led has not been easy, and my heart goes out to her and her family 🤍
I am so sorry about your loss …
@@nataliesped 🤍
sure large diaspora Jews in Morocco, and from Balkan since the time of inquisition, with many Moroccan Jews now live in Israel. but when some people ascribe particular illnesses to the Jews it’s more like a hoax, as there is nothing in Jewish texts, and that which is not in Torah, is not true. May G-d bless your family your children with healthy happy life in body and spirits and from strength to strength.
What a touching episode! She is such a strong person, I really have no words to express it. 😢
Speechless!!! What a beautiful woman. So many inspirational lesson from such unimaginable losses.
Thank you for sharing your story with us.
Unbelievable story I can’t even begin to imagine the pain
What a extraordinary woman you have such fantastic guests I’m
Blown away
Wow I'm speechless 😢. She's a strong women !!!
Wow, this woman's story is so powerful. This will truly help many people facing sarow in their life. May Hashem shower her abundantly with many brachos. Amen!
Powerful I read the book and was blown away had the ZCHUS to meet Devori what an incredible and inspiring person
Every person that goes thru grief asks questions like she did. Including myself. I went thru grief as well. Nowhere near what she did and I remember asking these deep questions. What if and why? And guilt. Ultimately I got to the same place that we can’t delve into more questions bec they bring u immeasurable pain that doesn’t make it easier but on the contrary it brings more confusion. So I got to the same point she did. Just accepting and moving on. And putting one foot in front of the next. Its not easy at all.
I don’t think she needs to feel guilty for telling her son to go scuba diving. Yes, he died, but he died doing something he loved.
Im so sorry 😢. My heart breaks for you momma.
Beyond Powerful
Unreal 💔
Whew‼️. I had ten pregnancies in 9 years. Two miscarriages the. A beautiful strong baby boy. Then a crib death. 😢 then 9 months later BH a big healthy girl. Then three more pregnancies Two miscarriages and a stillborn boy at 6 months pregnancy. Then BH a second girl born three weeks early. But healthy. Then 18 months later a healthy boy also three weeks early. When I went for my three months checkup they found pre cancerous cells of the cervix. Which they removed. So no more children allowed. But Hashem had other ideas and after 4 years I fell pregnant again and the doc did not want me to have this baby but we asked the Rebbe nd he told is it was in the hands of Hashem. After mostly being in hospital my wonderful gift from Hashem was born at 33 weeks. A preemie. NOw married with BH many children
I’m so happy to hear that your story has a happy ending!
@@devorahberlin7509 thank you. It was not easy. 🥰
I'm blown away. Such a story of hope and emunah
Wow! Such a strong lesson on emunah and bitachon and accepting the will of Hashem. We all have to remember that " not a blade of grass will move without being part of the master plan from the time the world was created" even in the most challenging situations. I don't think anyone else can teach this lesson better than you did! Your kesher to Hashem has not faltered despite everything that happened. Thank you
May Hashem give Devorie and her familý an abundance of comfoŕt among all the mourners of Zion and Jèrusàlem until Mochiàch ane the resuscitation of the deqd
Devorah, Thank you for opening up about pain of loss and be so raw and vulnerable. So many lessons in this video. And I absolutely loved the end of remembering Hashem runs the world and a neshama lives forever ! May you never need to go through hardships again!
POWERFUL. This was so helpful as I am 72 and am going through major health challenges. Her advice is precious. She challenges me to come out of my den of self pity.
In reality grief stays the same size but slowly life begins to grow around it.
What a strong woman and mother who managed to deal with that kind of a tragedy. I can't even imagine how it feels to loose one child but 5 thats really something. I am glad she still has a lot of positivity. ❤
Powerful and inspiring. Thank you
What a special woman! Thanks for sharing
It is sad that you believe that you made a mistake. You did not make a mistake. Hope your husband did apologize for his huge mistake.
I agree!
A true inspiration for the nation. Thank you for sharing with us all
What a special, unbelievable person!
So difficult. My heart hears this. May you find peace within your neshama.
54:37-what she says about neshamas is true. I know that and wasn't raised Frum. We are souls in bodies first. It's just something I've always known. From my experience you don't have to be strictly observant to know that. My connection with Hashem is very comforting. I think I've always had it and maybe it's because I have and was born with a disability. She's wise!
Powerful
May Hashem bless Devorie and her family ❤ What an inspiring strong woman! I love what she said about souls.
Powerful! Tysm for this interview. May her healing words help so many others who are suffering with life's challenges and feel alone and distant from Hashem.
Powerful. What a special woman
That was powerful!
Devorie is amazing!
Thank you for doing this for us!
Watch this with a stack of tissues within reach. What an incredible strong woman. Wow.
So powerful
What a strong person she inspires me to go through my daily life that doesn’t compare to her life. Hopefully, we should all be United in the בית המקדש very soon
Very powerful testimony. ❤
Incredible woman … no words … what is the name of your book ?
Amazing lady, well done Yaacov for handling this so sensitively.
Thank you so much for sharing. I am deeply moved and in awe. May you have lots of שמחות in your family and נחת from your children and grandchildren iy"H.
No words what a woman!!!❤
This woman is a living inspiration 🙌
Devoiry is a power house, a true Baal bitachon! May she see loads and loads of Nachat from her remaining children and grandchildren! May Hashem bless you with a peace of mind and heart, and may you greet moshiach this yr! Thank you for sharing your story!
Unbelievable ! May Jesus Christ bless bless her and her husband abundantly !!!!!
She is a strong, strong woman.
Powerful! Devorie is quite an inspiration!
Powerful. Thank you both.
Powerful!
Thank you for this episode. It was truly inspirational.
Beautiful story, we have one child and we have had secondary infertility for two years but we know Hashem gives us what we need when we need it, beautiful story ❤
POWERFUL! Thank you.
Devorie is beyond, beyond inspirational. Thank you so much for the beautiful lessons displayed in this episode. All of the holy neshamos should have an aliyah
What a beautiful and strong woman ❤️, her strength surely comes from God. I am encouraged by her story, I am encouraged to face this life with a positive mindset and attitude knowing that God is in control.
What a powerful story from an amazing powerful woman.
Wow!! Beyond... hashem should continue giving you strength
What a powerful women and story ! I was crying for her 😢however it gave me a lot of chizuk
Am Israel Chai.I cried and felt your pain.Your truth inspired me.
Very powerful. I lost a child myself and this episode makes me feel very small compared to Devorie.
Powerful
POWERFUL
She is so powerful thanks for sharing
Wow that was so Powerful!!! What an inspiration!!
Thank you
POWERFUL. THANK YOU
Thank you so much!
Powerful & inspirational
Devora doesn't get into the details of Yossi's drowning, but something is really wrong here. I took a scuba diving course in the Caman Islands. So, Yossi had to have checked the oxygen tank. He had to have learned the sign language of scuba divers and, since it was a test to be an instructor, he had to have been with an instructor to make sure he was doing everything right. Plus, Yossi was a life guard, so he knew water safety. I know it's too late for Yossi, but there seems to be something very wrong here. I wouldn't even rule out foul play. This is, for sure, not Devora's fault.
...you are an inspiration.
Powerful ❤
What a source of inspiration!!!
What is the name of her book?
It's linked in the description above