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Family First Readers React: Issue 1012 – Mishpacha (opens the original)
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Where’s the Line? [A Seat at the Table / Issue 1010] Two of the stories in this feature — one about a woman who stayed close to her non-frum family, the other about a woman who stayed close to her less-frum family, despite both families’ lack of respect for their spiritual choices — gave me pause. One interviewee said, “What you wanted after seminary is not the life you’re realistically able to build. You sacrifice the perfect for the good enough.” They gave me pause because I’m facing my own ve
Family First Inbox: 1007 – Mishpacha (opens the original)
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We’ll Pass on Our Legacy [Windows / Issue 1006] I wonder if I was the only one who fell asleep on Shabbos reading your reflections on the nonexistent summer rain in Eretz Yisrael, only to be woken up by heavy rain pounding on my windows…. Jokes aside, it’s very true, like you said, that for those of us who immigrated to Eretz Yisrael, our children are growing up in a different culture. In my case, I don’t even speak my native language with them. I often feel like there was life “before” and “aft
Family First Inbox: Issue 1005 – Mishpacha (opens the original)
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Mommy Is Busy [A Better You / Issue 1004] Shona Kaisman-Schwartz’s piece this week on ADHD-like patterns and screen time was tremendously enlightening. While obviously if a child needs medication, “no screen time” won’t fill that gap (nor will taking him off food coloring, sugar, and everything else we try, hoping to find a reason some kids aren’t doing well), but it’s definitely a great way to get an honest assessment of where our kids are for real, without these brain-numbing stimuli messing t
Readers Respond to: Mind Blown (Issue 1003) – Mishpacha (opens the original)
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I greatly appreciated the Family First article on psychedelics. Many of us in the helping professions have had a front-row seat to the desperation of people in emotional pain and understand how tempting these treatments can seem. However, I felt there was an important point that may not have been clear enough to the reader. The article was correct that most psychedelic-assisted therapies remain illegal or aren’t FDA-approved for routine clinical use in the United States. However, ketamine and es
Family First Inbox: Issue 1004 – Mishpacha (opens the original)
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Escape from Reality [Mind Blown / Issue 1003] For decades, Mishpacha has been a trusted voice in our community, helping shape the values and conversations of countless families. That is precisely why the article on psychedelics, mushrooms, ayahuasca, and related substances was so troubling. It didn’t merely report or even normalize a growing terrible phenomenon. It glorified it. The tone, imagery, front page picture, excitement, and repeated personal success stories created an impression that th
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