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From: myysbyy via chicago-aneinu <chicago-aneinu@googlegroups.com>
Date: 3/30/19 10:07 PM (GMT-06:00)
To: myysbyy@aol.com
Subject: [chicago-aneinu] Update on boy hit with arrow - deteriorating
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This is the little boy in Florida who was shot in the eye with an arrow last Lag B'Omer:
B"H
Dear Friend.
Thank you for your continuous davening and support for Shmuly.
Please see below a letter written by my colleagues about Shmuly and their efforts to help.
Please see below a letter written by my colleagues about Shmuly and their efforts to help.
Chanie and I greatly appreciate if you can share it with people who can help.
Thank you for your friendship.
Schneur Zalman and Chanie Oirechman
This is a very important update regarding Shmuly Oirechman's eye condition, and a request for your generous and kind
help.
help.
At a routine visit last week to the Florida doctor who is monitoring Shmuly's progress, Rabbi and Mrs. Oirechman were told,
that there is significant deterioration in the eye placement and the potential vision in the eye. In short; the scar tissue that
created holes in the retina is causing liquid to drop below the retina and is irritating the eye.
that there is significant deterioration in the eye placement and the potential vision in the eye. In short; the scar tissue that
created holes in the retina is causing liquid to drop below the retina and is irritating the eye.
They consulted with Shmuly's surgeon, Dr. Schwartz and the medical team in L.A. They determined that his condition is severe
and they need to travel to L.A. next week for urgent surgery to vacuum the liquid and glue the retina, in an attempt to save the eye
placement and any hope for future sight. Shmuly's recovery from the surgery and all it entails is estimated at approximately two weeks.
and they need to travel to L.A. next week for urgent surgery to vacuum the liquid and glue the retina, in an attempt to save the eye
placement and any hope for future sight. Shmuly's recovery from the surgery and all it entails is estimated at approximately two weeks.
Shmuly's health insurance does not cover UCLA. The costs associated with the upcoming surgery, related expenses and follow up
treatments is estimated at $75,000. In addition, this is a very busy time for Rabbi and Mrs. Oirechman, presently in the midst of
preparations for Passover etc., but the surgery cannot be delayed.
treatments is estimated at $75,000. In addition, this is a very busy time for Rabbi and Mrs. Oirechman, presently in the midst of
preparations for Passover etc., but the surgery cannot be delayed.
If you are able, please assist and help cover the costs for Shmuly's surgery, follow up treatment and related expenses. They simply do not
have the funds for this surgery and treatment.
have the funds for this surgery and treatment.
CLICK HERE TO PARTICIPATE NOW!
May Hashem bless you and your family for your generous kindness. It is due to your and others'
generous help that enabled Shmuly's care in saving the eye placement to date.
generous help that enabled Shmuly's care in saving the eye placement to date.
Dr. Schwartz made it clear that at this point ,the attempt to save the eye placement and potential vision requires continued blessings and miracles
from Almighty G-d.
from Almighty G-d.
We are asking for your loving help and prayers, beseeching Hashem that Shmuly should be able to keep his eye and with further hope for vision.
We are certain that with your prayers and the Rebbe's blessings, the Oirechmans will share good news. The surgery is scheduled to take place next
week, Tuesday, April 2 at 7:30 am (PT).
week, Tuesday, April 2 at 7:30 am (PT).
Please keep Boruch Shmuel ben Chana in your prayers and include additional Torah study, acts of charity and kindness, and specifically increase in
loving each other in honor of Shmuly.
loving each other in honor of Shmuly.
Please share this request for financial assistance and prayers with friends and family. If you know of anyone specific that we can reach out to, please
contact Rabbi Berl Goldman at Rabbi@Jewishgator.com or call (352)256-3323.
contact Rabbi Berl Goldman at Rabbi@Jewishgator.com or call (352)256-3323.
Thank you.
Rabbi Berl Goldman, University of Florida
Rabbi Moshe Goldman, University of Waterloo
Rabbi Chaim Boyarsky, University of Ottawa
Rabbi Mendel Matusof, University of Wisconsin
Rabbi Zalman Bluming, Duke Univerisity
Rabbi Mordechai Silberberg, Western University
Rabbi Moshe Goldman, University of Waterloo
Rabbi Chaim Boyarsky, University of Ottawa
Rabbi Mendel Matusof, University of Wisconsin
Rabbi Zalman Bluming, Duke Univerisity
Rabbi Mordechai Silberberg, Western University
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