Rabbi, I'm sorry for the loss of your father, Gershon Taub, you don't know who I am, but I knew him very well. He's in heaven now. He used to tell me how proud he was of you. And he was very happy you were a big Rabbi and he said you helped lot's of people. He loved you very much. It is also very hard for me that he passed away I knew him for 8 years.
Truth and well put & thx to caller for sharing her story. No matter our shared joys, strife or toils together, earthly - Mothers are Angels in training, who keep us, always… 🙏🕊️
Rabbi Taub, I know this call and your words on this call were presented to me by RUclips today as a gift. Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge and wisdom that are magnified by your huge heart. Only Hashem knows who needs to hear you and when. Today was my day. What a blessing!
Thank you, Rabbi Taub. I lost my father in a very tragic way, and I can’t count how many days I regret not telling him some things, not protecting him better from the doctors who told me they were not willing to reanimate him again. It was during the Corona times, and in addition to my 14-hour workdays, which included driving, I had to take care of him for four years with no help. He was also a very problematic person because of his traumatic past. I was so exhausted when he died that I wasn’t myself anymore. I crashed my car, and I fell asleep while eating when I came home late and could not feel myself anymore because of the stress level. But this feeling that I could not protect him, and that I could not have made sure his last hours were in a calm, loving environment with good people, is a pain I have never experienced before. I became very sick when he died; I completely crashed down. One of the last words from my father were, “You are good as you are.” And when I heard the story of the lady whose mother told her, “You are so beautiful,” I couldn’t hold back my tears. That was so healing to hear her story and that you said they were already between the worlds. Thank you for the perspective that they now understand everything and are with God, in love and peace. Thank you also for the reminder that we should take the love we wanted to show them longer, and give it to the beloved people around us. I could never talk about this with anyone. But you are really a man of God, and I can’t find words to express how much your words mean to me. Thank you. God bless.
My mother passed away 10/25. I found iut 10/31. I'm not certain how to orovess this. It's rather difficult. She was 90. My sister had taken over, sold her house, and took all the monies. She is a Psychologist. I missed the funeral. It's a very messy stiry. I do not know how to process all of this.
Thank you Rabbi. Perfect timing. This is the anniversary of my mothers passing. Fortunately we had a good relationship. May this women find peace.
Thank you Rabbi Taub for your wisdom emotional intelligence and empathy.
Thanks you Rabbi Taub!
Rabbi, I'm sorry for the loss of your father, Gershon Taub, you don't know who I am, but I knew him very well. He's in heaven now. He used to tell me how proud he was of you. And he was very happy you were a big Rabbi and he said you helped lot's of people. He loved you very much. It is also very hard for me that he passed away I knew him for 8 years.
Truth and well put & thx to caller for sharing her story. No matter our shared joys, strife or toils together, earthly - Mothers are Angels in training, who keep us, always… 🙏🕊️
“Mothers are Angels in training” wow, that is so beautifully said ❤ I will remember this. Thank you!
Wow I'm not crying 😭
Rabbi Taub, I know this call and your words on this call were presented to me by RUclips today as a gift. Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge and wisdom that are magnified by your huge heart. Only Hashem knows who needs to hear you and when. Today was my day. What a blessing!
Todah Rabah
Thank you, Rabbi Taub. I lost my father in a very tragic way, and I can’t count how many days I regret not telling him some things, not protecting him better from the doctors who told me they were not willing to reanimate him again. It was during the Corona times, and in addition to my 14-hour workdays, which included driving, I had to take care of him for four years with no help. He was also a very problematic person because of his traumatic past. I was so exhausted when he died that I wasn’t myself anymore. I crashed my car, and I fell asleep while eating when I came home late and could not feel myself anymore because of the stress level.
But this feeling that I could not protect him, and that I could not have made sure his last hours were in a calm, loving environment with good people, is a pain I have never experienced before. I became very sick when he died; I completely crashed down. One of the last words from my father were, “You are good as you are.” And when I heard the story of the lady whose mother told her, “You are so beautiful,” I couldn’t hold back my tears. That was so healing to hear her story and that you said they were already between the worlds.
Thank you for the perspective that they now understand everything and are with God, in love and peace. Thank you also for the reminder that we should take the love we wanted to show them longer, and give it to the beloved people around us. I could never talk about this with anyone. But you are really a man of God, and I can’t find words to express how much your words mean to me. Thank you. God bless.
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My mother passed away 10/25. I found iut 10/31. I'm not certain how to orovess this. It's rather difficult. She was 90. My sister had taken over, sold her house, and took all the monies. She is a Psychologist. I missed the funeral. It's a very messy stiry. I do not know how to process all of this.