We all have met up, at some time or other, with people suffering from Alzheimer’s and other forms of dementia. […]
Alzheimer’s: Color Me Black.
Malka* was enjoying a peaceful cup of coffee. Lunches were made for tomorrow. The laundry was in the drier and […]
Is That Mommy?!
Chavi* was a young teen. Two of her older brothers were away in Yeshiva and the rest of her siblings […]
Giving Again and Again and Again
When a person wakes up each day with the thought of how can I make things better for someone else, […]
When Mommy Becomes a Child
It’s frightening. You feel helpless. Your mother who took care of you as a child has become a child herself. […]
A Holocaust Survivor Reaches Out to Others
As one who went through the nightmare, Tziporah Abramowitz (77) is more capable than anyone else to connect to the […]
Fulfilling A Dream
A man grows older. Sometimes parts of his body do not work as well as when he was young. Does […]
Holocaust Survivors in their Golden Years
Companionship. A vital need at every stage of life. And especially essential for the holocaust survivor. Rivka is a typical […]
Golden Volunteers
Five Bat Yam retirees awarded the “Golden Volunteer” medallion for 2016 for their volunteer work in […]
The Golden Age?
It’s called the Golden Age. From the vantage point of a younger person, it truly seems golden. No difficulties with […]