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A Baby After Twelve Years - R' Ahron Blumenfeld

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says in Mishi, "Whoever can watch his mouth and tongue saves himself a lot of agony and [music] trouble." Most of our troubles are man-made. We do it to ourselves. We do it to our children. We do it to our friends. And most troubles come from words we say. There's a guy I know who lives in my about 10 months ago he found out that Basham he and his wife are expecting [music] a tremendous sim after waiting for the baby 12 and 1/2 years. They did every single medical and They did every single medical and spiritual and financial effort [music] and unfortunately nothing was helping. Some experts even told him to give up. Now let me share with you behind the scenes of this story of this miracle. This man went for and before he went to Dam. In Miran he meets a friend from he learned within Miy [music] 20 years earlier. The friend tells him I want to share a story with you. So I have Bash and I's family and one of my children unfortunately got sick and we tried to go to doctors and hospitals and dav but no news. At a

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