Please note: This is a sponsored post.
Imagine finding out your son was dying of cancer and your whole world getting ripped apart over the course of 6 months.
When their 11 year old son became sick with DIPG, the most deadly form of juvenile cancer, their world fell apart.
The pain and anguish knowing your son is going to die took a major toll and the family fell apart.
Flash forward 6 months later, Tisha’ B’av they had to bury their son. The pain was unimaginable.
Now they are left to pick up the pieces of a life that was once filled with joy and simcha.
With five children and another on the way, life for the family hasn’t been easy, please help them rebuild their lives!
From therapist bills to medical bills, this family needs all the help they can get.
Please contribute generously!
Tizku limitzvos.
Leave a Reply
6 Comments On "Help A Family Of 7 Rebuild After The Passing Of Their Son"
All opinions expressed below are user generated and the opinions aren’t provided, reviewed or endorsed by any advertiser or DansDeals.
A $50,000 campaign from an horrific tragedy and loss of life. Was medical insurance an option? Medicaid? I’m confused, the $50K is a form on consolation after the loss of a first born?!
Have you had many children sick with cancer and then die?
How was your work life when that happened?
Could you be anymore insensitive and thickheaded if you tried? Just wondering…
$50,000, that’s it? Why not make it a million or two?
What dyu mean?
What they need is simchas (brissim, birthday parties, bar mitzvahs, weddings of their children) and good health. $50K won’t bring back a child, and won’t solve their issues. Bill the medical claims to the health insurer. The father should apply for life insurance TODAY, to prevent any other hardship (God Forbid). *THATS* what they should be doing.
I know the family personally. Insurance wouldn’t cover the treatments they did for their son which entailed traveling overseas. Neither parent could work. So it’s possible there is a ton of debt incurred, besides the emotional destruction. He deteriorated so dramatically and so quickly it was just impossible.