Illnesses can be quite overwhelming for some individuals and families, instilling fear and worry. Having a severely ill relative or loved one can take a
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The Jewish people have a unique ritualistic way of grieving a loved one. This can seem very foreign to the non-Jew. The Jewish people believe
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