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July 02, 2009
Volume 226 Issue 15
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How to React When Faced With Adversity
July 2, 2009
- Rabbi Howard A. Addison
In her 1998 book,
To Begin Again,
Rabbi Naomi Levy discusses the final illness and passing of Lloyd, her husband's cousin and best friend. Blessed with charm, good looks and a flair for music and art, Lloyd seemed to have the world on a string.
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