A birthday was coming up. Birthdays are exciting. The focus is on you. Gifts pour in. There’s a celebration. You […]
A Bit of Sunshine Dispels the Black Cloud
They are so young. Just barely into adulthood. And facing a situation that would throw any mature adult. Cancer. What […]
It May Be Worth Dealing with Cancer
Summer camp sessions were touch and go this year due to the war. Early summer sessions were temporarily cancelled and […]
Our Super Heroes
They’re children. They’re teenagers. Their days are dotted with bike riding and fun with friends. School contests, music lessons, family […]
With Ezer Mizion at Your Side
Tzippy’s calendar was streaked with red. On October 5th she discovered a lump. It’s name? Cancer. On October 7th , […]
What Kept the Hostages Going?
They couldn’t let go. Each one embracing the other again and again and again. He, together with all of the […]
When Mommy Is Sick
Out of the blue, without any advanced preparation, a family from Modi’in Ilit was thrust into the eye of the […]
Enabling the Giver
Aryeh is a giver. Some people say ‘My pleasure’ just to be polite. Aryeh would mean it literally. It was […]
A Battle on Two Fronts: Mali
Everyone at the Ezer Mizion Summer Retreat for Cancer Patients and their Families has a story. Last week we met […]
War on Two Fronts
Battling the horrors of the war. Living in terror, with the security of pre-Oct. 7th long gone. Loss of loved […]