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Yehuda Tzvi Ben Elisheva,
Thinking of you once again today.
Wondering how are your spirits and if you’ve had company as yet.
Refua shlaima
Have a wonderful Shabbos.
With deep gratitude to m72, here is a Tehillim list that we posters can complete in the zechus for a refua shlaima for Yehudah Tzvi ben Eliheva:
PLEASE join in saying a kapitel Tehillim for Yehudah Tzvi ben Elisheva by signing your name in the link directly above.
TIA
Yehuda Tzvi,
I hope that potential blockage issue was resolved and that your condition and spirits are heading north. Refuah Shleima and a gut gebencht yur with refuos, yeshuos, nachas, parnassa, and only brachos.
I don’t know why comment wasn’t posted. I used the chart to sign up for prakim 1-9. If everyone would use the chart we can cover the entire sefer tehillim for each day.
Refuah Sheleimah.
Thank you, Aries & Smile66!
Now we’re off and running!
Please fill in the status when done.
TIA.
Took 10-17. Refuah Shleima!
Dear Yehuda Tzvi Ben Elisheva,
We are all with you in your pain, You’re our brother and we care about you very much!!! remember that. stay strong!!! Tatte is right here watching over you. He’s looking out and waiting for your tefilos. He loves you, and will not let you down. You are very important to him, He cares about you,
We are all davening for you, may you have a speedy painless recovery, and may you merrit to live a long fruitful life, ad meah ve’esrim shana.
May you have the stregth to succeed in everything beruchnius and gashmius.
May you have a year filled with life, hatzlocha, parnassa, Happiness, shalom, and may hashem shower you with all the bracha possible.
may all your desires be your needs and and may all needs be your desires. Remember poseach es yodecha umasbia lechol chai ratzon!!!
REFUAH SHELAIMA BEKOROV!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! You can’t suffer anymore pain than you already have!!!
Keep strong. and turn your tears to the one above, don’t let anything get you down. You have a tremendous amount of potential and hashem knows and sees that you want to connect to him!!
Leshona Tova
Yehudah Tzvi ben Elisheva: Look and read how all of us here in the coffee room care about one another in their time of need. We are all davening for you to have a complete and immediate refuah shelama be karov Amen!
I will take upon myself to say from Perek Kuf Yud Tes from Pasuk NUN (Ner le Ragli), until Kuf Lamed Zayin inclusive.
You are going through a very hard time, but this is a nisayon that you must accept with sever panim yafos. Take each second as it comes. Your body needs to heal and if you are sleeping it should heal I’YH. To become ill, takes a second, to become better takes ages of patience, tefilla, emunah and bitachon. Try to push all negative thoughts out of your mind. Let a good friend come to visit you, let the Rav of your shul visit you, or speak to you on the phone daily. Maybe someone in your community can help your wife by starting a meal rota, so that your wife, who is your main carer, can have some more time for you, herself and the kinderlach.
I have given your name to all in the community and we are doing zechusim, bracha parties are being organized in your zechus for a complete refuah shelama be karov.
May H’KBH grant Yehuda Tzvi ben Elisheva betoch cholei Am Yisrael, a complete and immediate refuah Shelam be karov, refuas hanefesh ve refuas haguf, an abundance of HAGEFEN = hatzlacha rabbah bechol maasei yedaynu, good gezunt, good parnasa be shefa, and much yiddishe nachat, a double of yiras shamayim ve chet, menuchas hanefesh ve guf, osher with aleph and osher with ayin, shalom ve shalva, shefa brachos, may H’KBH give you much siyata dishmaya to accept with ahava all that you have, koach and gevura, and may you be able to be better than before your illness, have many simachos with simcha, may you and all Klall Yisrael be inscribed for a Kesiva ve Chasima Tova, with much need achdus between all the Yidden to bring the Geulah ve Yeshuah immediately Amen Kein Yehe Razon!!!!
Please decide which kapitel you’d like to say and click on the link above to fill in the chart with your screen name.
Yasher koach to all
(sorry s66 if you hadn’t wanted to be mentioned)
Mi Keamcha Yisroel!! I get such chizuk from seeing the out pouring of tefilla that everyone is undertaking for a complete stranger!Yehuda Tzvi ben Elisheva , May you be inscribed for a healthy and prosperous year with Kol Tuv!
I wish you a Refuah Shelaima B’karov. May this new year, which is right on our door steps, bring you a quick and complete refuah. All the best to you and may you be blessed with much bracha and hatzlacha.
am yisrael chai – no problem!
yehuda tzvi – thanks for keeping us updated, I hope you have a refuah sheleima very soon, and that it’s only up from here
Refuah Shleimah Bekorov!
Refuah sheleima, Yehuda Tzvi. I daven for you everyday. Hope you feel better soon.
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have a refuah shleimah bekarov i give you a bracha that you shouldnt need 2 go through Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur with all those machienes but to be Completely Healthy Iy”h!! REFUAH SLEIMAH!!
thanks for updating us. Refuah Sheleima.
A refuah shleima to you, and to all cholim.
Thanks to everyone who signed in the Tehillim chart.
Hallel is still available, along with some other kapitlach.
(s66, yours disappeared, not sure if that’s an error)
Refua shlaima, Yehuda Tzvi ben Elisheva
refuah shelaima
Yehudah Tzvi,
I am so glad you are starting to feel human again. From your posts you also sound much more upbeat, B”H. I hope you continue gaining strength, getting back to yourself and having a complete refuah real quick.
I will continue davening for you, and wish you a gut gebencht year with excellent health, parnassa, shalom, nachas and all the brachos.
Hope you have a nice yom tov and a gut gebentshte yur. May you be zoche to have all your tefillos answered!
A Gut Gebenchteh yur, and a refuah Shlayma b’korov. Thank you for the updates, and I hope you will enjoy Yom Tov!
with warm & friendly wishes,
BaalHabooze
YT, I hope that the medications have now started doing their job and that you are well along in your recovery. I hope that you will be well enough to be able to enjoy a Yomtov meal with your family. It is still important to spend a lot of time resting, so don’t push yourself. My best wishes for a healthy year are with you and your loved ones. Shana Tova.
YT,
Hope you felt better and had a wonderful R”H and Shabbos
Yehudah – You obviously have a chronic illness and I’m not going to ask you what it is. If you want to tell us fine, but what I want to know is how did you get a bedsore which progressed to sepsis?
Yehuda Tzvi,
How was your yom tov? I am thinking about you. I hope you are feeling better. IY”H you will be on the road to complete refuah and yeshua very, very soon.
I have added your name to the Rufah Shelma list on Torah.org
I would like you wish you a speedy Refuah Shelema and a G’Mar Chasima Tova
YehudaTzvi i’ve been hoping you’re okay, rufah shelma, keep us posted how you are doing.
Yehuda Tzvi, your Rav probably suggested this to you, but did you check your tefillin and mezuzas?
Yehudah -“Hospital mistakenly put me on the cardiac floor, not the orthopedic floor so I wasn’t moved for 48+ hours after surgery.”
You do realize that you have two cases of negligence on your hands. I don’t know if you want to sue the first guys who missed your original diagnosis but you can. But in the second case, you definitely should. You could probably make millions. I’m not a lawyer, but I can’t stand incompetece that makes the rest of us look bad. Also, don’t go back to the doctor and hospital whom was so negligent in your care.
YT, I am so happy that you were able to get to shul. It must have felt wonderful just to be able to get out of the house – and as the outing was to shul, its a wonderful thing. I hope that you are not considering fasting on YK. If you are wavering on this decision, please, speak to your Rav and your doctor. I don’t think either of them would want you to put yourself at any risk. At this point in your recovery your body requires protein – and a lot of it.
YehudahTzvi -“CA passed a law that the MOST one can sue for in malpractice cases is 250,000. Most lawyers in CA don’t even bother because it’s not worth their time and expense. I have been turned down four times by four separate lawyers.”
You can sue the first guys in NY. Also, even in CA you can pay the lawyers to take your case, if they won’t do it on consignment. Most take between $200 -400 per hour. This would end up costing at the most $35,000 for a case like this. If this is a lot, I’m sure if you offer a lawyer $10,000 down and the rest of the third of the total win on consignment, which comes out he/she gets a total of $83,000, you would have plenty of sharks biting on your case! Don’t look for the best lawyer or the most famous one, just s/o who has some sort of experience in Malpractice cases.
Take the case yourself (Pro-se) if none of the options are viable. Even if you are 100% positive that you can’t present a case yourself, (I’ve done it and it’s not as hard as lawyers make it out to be), just by filing the case, you might get a settlement offer!
Yehuda- happy to hear your yom tov was ok and you got to go to shul. its sad that something like this has to happen to remind us to thank Hashem for our health. may you have a complete recovery. thank you for updating us constantly.
and BTW- My special brother has lots of hardware in his back which keeps failing and breaking…. lots of hospitalizations. I can understand your pain. Its so hard to put him through surgery for hours and hours and then find out that it was not successful.
YT:
Firstly, I’m very happy to hear you were able to get to shul. It should be a sign of good things to come. Second, a few weeks ago you started a thread “serious question” which I made a very insensitive comment on. Please be mochel me.
May this year bring all of Klal Yisroel Yeshuos and Simcha/s in every area.
You are going through this like such a trooper, YT.
Thanks for keeping us updated.
Was literally just thinking about you when you posted!
Remember to discuss with your rav about fasting or if you should do the halachic fasting with medication.
And about tfillin on your right arm temporarily if you still have the picc line in your left arm.
Feel better!
“Trust me, I am no trooper. I’m just trying to stay positive.
Trust me, trying to stay positive under challenging circumstances makes you a trooper in my book.
Chazal tell us that each visitor to a choleh takes away a hundredth of his illness. So if he gets 100 visitors he should be cured. Maybe we can reach 100 posts on this thread (even if some are made by the choleh himself) then yehuda tzvi will get a 100% refuah. Lets see… can someone tell me what post number this is on this thread?
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