A good friend of mine is sick. They have fought through so much and now I come to find out that another health issue has developed.
I feel badly for them. To be clear, I don't mean that to sound like I pity them, because I do not. But that doesn't mean that I cannot feel badly that they are having a rough time. And it certainly doesn't mean that I cannot be frustrated that I am unable to provide more help.
In case you are wondering, I have been asked to keep this under wraps which is why I am being so vague. But if you want to say some tehillim for Jack's pal I wouldn't fight it.
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refuah sheleimah for your friend
Consider it done.
Do you want to share the Hebrew name for a mishebayrach?
Hi Sarah and Val,
Thank you.
Elie,
It is a sticky situation. The friend who is sick is very concerned about their privacy.
There are a couple of people who read this blog who know this person. So in the interest of protecting their privacy I'll have to decline providing their name for now.
But thank you, I really do appreciate it.
Refuah sheleimah for him or her. Your friend is in my thoughts.
"To be clear, I don't mean that to sound like I pity them, because I do not" - It would'nt be a terrible thing to pity them would it? Midat Harachmanut is a Jewish Mida.
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