Have you ever jumped off a cliff?
For 99.8% of people reading this, the answer is no.
But but for one frum woman in Israel, a desperate situation she found herself in led her to the edge of a metaphorical cliff.
And she’s about to jump.
“I have never done anything like this before. It’s like standing on the edge of a cliff, desperately hoping someone will reach out to hold my hand,” explains Penina Epstein.
“We need help to save our son Moishy’s life. He is only 7, with a smile that lights up the room. For the past 3 years, we’ve spent countless nights holding his hand, watching him struggle through the heartbreaking pain of fighting cancer.”
Recently, the Epsteins’ tefillos broke through shamayim. The discovered a breakthrough treatment involving cutting-edge technology, which has shown immense promise in fighting Moishy’s specific type of cancer, and bringing back the smiling boy they one knew.
After the long period of heavy medical expenses they have nothing left in the bank, and insurance doesn’t cover it.
“We must act fast and I am begging you, as a mother, to think of a child that you love and ask yourself if you would do the same,” begs Penina.
“Please help us. With your help it will be in your zechus every mitzvah this child does for the rest of his life, every word of Torah he learns, every tefilla he utters.”
I’ve never jumped off a cliff before. But I know that if I did, there would be nothing more freeing, nothing more comforting, than risking it all, and jumping into the unknown for someone that I love, and knowing that Klal Yisroel will be there to catch me at the bottom.
Penina would do anything to save her son. She’s willing to jump for him. Click here to catch her fall.