He’s in G-d’s Hands For Sure

ByLev Seltzer

Yitchak Meir’s condition continues to improve. He is now in the Children’s room, and not in the Intensive Care. Unfortunately, Shaare Tzedek Hospital does not provide supervision for him, so we have been scrambling around to find volunteers to watch him 24 hours/day.

We hope that his condition will continue to improve, as he is now classified as “DNR” which means “Do Not Resuscitate”. This designation was made after consulting with Rabbis and Doctors. It means that if his breathing deteriorates so much that he requires a respirator (again), he will not be given it.

So if there was ever a doubt before of whether his condition was completely in God’s or not, there should be no doubt now.

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