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TheJewishWoman.org Update: October 5, 2008 | | Time in Thought |  | The Butcher and the Bone
— When Not to Say "I'm Sorry"
By Shimona Tzukernik
The road to reconciliation was closed and despite calls, a letter, more calls, going over there…well, other than a hello, or a sentence about nothing squeezed out of air, that was the last we spoke to each other... | | Abuse |  | When You Abuse the One You Love
— A Mother's Journey
By M.S.
I remember feeling a constant sense of rage, always just under the surface of my every waking moment. I did not know where it came from – it was just there. I wanted to be a good mother, the perfect mother... | | Life Lessons |  | The Road Back Home
— How Things Finally Changed Between Me and My Mom
By L.G.
I would always see her behavior as unkind, insensitive and truly narcissistic, and she would even admit to this and say that she can't change. So, round and round we'd go... | | Video |  | Memories of My Mother
The Rebbe recalls his mother's activities during World War I (September 3, 1984) | | Educating Our Children |  | Rebbetzin Chana: A Mother's Role
By Yitzchak Ginsburgh
It was the Rebbetzin Chana who gave the Rebbe the foundation of his life's mission, and the ability to identify with all the hardships of those around him... | | Other Tips & Ideas |  | Tips for an Easier Fast
By Chana Lewis
Although the Jewish year is filled with wonderful holidays in abundance several times a year – six to be precise – we fast. Some people find fasting quite arduous, so there are some pointers that can help ease the fast-related hunger pangs. | | Dealing with Challenge |  | Holy Day
— A Yom Kippur in Hiding
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I loaned some money to an acquaintance who was in a really desperate situation. I didn't ask for it back until I knew the situation was better, and then I emailed. I never heard back. I know Judaism teaches that you shouldn't bear a grudge, but don't I have the right to be angry?
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