RONA NOVICK: In caregiving, we are both free and tethered, lonely and together, focused on change and focused on preserving the past.
That’s what caregiving does. It is a powerful teacher. Its lessons are broad and lasting, about humanity, about human spirit and human frailty, about the people in our family we thought we knew. The most life-altering lessons caregiving offers, however, are those that teach us about ourselves.
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Ilan Fluss: For the hotel sector, until now, there were no foreign workers, now it’s opening for Filipinos and Jordan.
Betheena Unite: The hotel sector is the second labor market, following caregiving, opened by Israel to Filipinos.
Jennifer Kaluzny: So, what do our prayers ask for? They ask for strength to perservere. They ask for strength, if you're giving care. Quite often in my work, I find Caregivers that are absolutely exhuasted in neglecting themselves, so we say it's okay to pray for yourself and it's also okay to pray for yourself if you're giving care.
THE MISHKAN REPHUAH
