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TheJewishWoman.org Update: November 8, 2009 | | Life Lessons |  | The Last One Left
— A Glimpse into Life in Voronezh, Russia
By Brynie Stiefel
She is in constant pain from her arthritis. She knows that so many of her dreams are lost--her husband who is gone, the children she wanted but never had. Yet she is happy. Every visit, we are blessed with another little glimpse into a world that is long gone... | | Women's Health & Concerns |  | Postpartum Depression
— A Personal Account
by Michal Finkelstein
PPD would never happen to me. I was too "happy"! I was always the type of person that people viewed as so capable, energetic, and positive. But I suddenly realized that PPD could happen to anyone, even me... | | Celebrating Jewish Womanhood |  | Why Can't We Get Along?
— Understanding the Male/Female Dynamic
By Rochel Holzkenner
Disagreements in marriage can be a real exercise in humility and maturity and force us to transcend our subjectivity. If we embrace the discomfort of the dispute we can come out with a lot more than a wounded ego... | | Practical |  | Signs of Postpartum Syndromes
by Michal Finkelstein
Many women are depressed after childbirth; at least 80% suffer in some way! However, there are differences in how individual women respond. This article describes the range of depressive symptoms a woman might feel after childbirth... | | Inner & Outer Beauty |  | The Beauty of Sarah
By Rochel Holzkenner
In a final summation of Sarah's life, the Torah tells us two things—she was beautiful and had a flawless character; her two great qualities juxtaposed. | | Women on the Weekly Torah Portion |  | Rebecca and the Camel Test
— A Lesson in Giving: Parshat Chayei Sarah
By Esther Vilenkin
Surrounded by a group of able-bodied men, Eliezer did not appear as a helpless, weary chap begging for a drink. And Rebecca was a young woman of nobility, not a poor servant girl accustomed to lugging water from wells . . . | | Reflections |  | Sara's Tent
— In Memory of My Mother-in-law
by Bat Sara
True to her word, when Bubby came to Canada there was always delicious kosher food for anyone who visited her home. Despite long hours of toiling in a sweatshop, she always managed to turn flour, potatoes and other simple ingredients into delicacies... |
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My husband had asked me a few weeks before my birthday what I wanted. Not really needing anything in particular, I smiled and said "nothing" telling him that being married to him was all I wanted. I was trying to be sweet...
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