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Vizhnitzer Rebbe's Remarkable Emunah During Painful Medical Treatments

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November 9th,

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The Vizhnitzer Rebbe has demonstrated remarkable emunah while undergoing painful medical treatments, according to an account shared by his son, Rav Yaakov Mordechai Hager.

Speaking during Shalosh Seudos in Elad, Rav Yaakov Mordechai related that his father refused a healing amulet, saying he wanted his recovery to be attributed to Hashem alone.

He also described how the Rebbe quietly sang “Avarchah es Hashem b’chol eis” during an especially painful treatment.

Rav Yaakov Mordechai urged the public to continue davening for his father's recovery.