To my very dearest donor, Some people my age are still kids but I was forced to grow up fast. […]
When Numbers Become People
Everyone knows that the number of cancer patients has skyrocketed. Studies give us numbers but it’s hard to empathize with […]
He Was Only Young Boy
It wasn’t easy. Acceptance never is. My children would grow up, marry. There would be grandchildren… And I wouldn’t be […]
You’ll Always Be My Hero
“Don’t be silly,” said his wife.” Just because your friend has leukemia, doesn’t mean you do.” “You’re being absurd,” said […]
Flying High
Cancer is hard. A child whose worst complaint should be ‘too much homework’ is suddenly confronted with what no child […]
Their Role/ Our Role
I’ll admit it. I had a negative thought there for a moment. I picked up a woman at one of […]
Cancer Support: Being on the Giving End
Rivi has spent the last two hours in her kitchen running from sink to counter, fridge to oven. The smells […]
Behind the Wheel with Yisroel
They always say thank you but, in truth, I am the one who feels privileged, as an Ezer Mizion driver, […]
On the Road to Life
Ezer Mizion’s eighteen ambulances and vehicles for transport of the disabled cruise Israel’s roads and highways almost twenty-four hours a […]
Chemo Kills but…
In a special, personal column, Hadas Rosental, mother of 3-year old Moriah, speaks about her everyday struggle with cancer in […]