disability

An ex-employee at IBM developed leukemia and returned to work after 15 years. He took legal action claiming his salary wasn't adjusted for the cost of living. What was the outcome?

A wheelchair-bound photographer who gave a TED talk about his meningitis, which struck him at age 12, his imprisonment in his own body for 13 years, and the moment his life changed when one woman convinced his parents he could communicate.

Can a soldier without a left hand put on tefillin? A new book by Rabbi Bistritzky explores the fascinating questions of Jewish law encountered by Israeli soldiers injured in combat.

What happens to a 20-year-old who experiences a severe road accident and is left disabled? What gives him the strength to live, and how does he find the ability to lecture nationwide from deep within his pain? An inspiring interview with Moshe Tabashi.

Born without fingers and with leg disabilities, abandoned by his parents, and adopted by a Hasidic family, Oded Zend's journey is one few would have believed possible. Lecturer Oded Zend shares his moving life story.

Erez Gaon has a syndrome that covers his body with moles, including internal ones. While he requires assistance, his mother testifies he's an "incurable optimist." She shares his love for the world and the goodness she learns from him. "I can't imagine my life without him."

Diagnosed with atherosclerosis and in a critical state, Drora Baharal decided to live every moment fully. Now, at age 78 and with 70% disability, she continues to explore the world, affirming: "Even with limitations, dreams can be realized."

When Yochai Levi was injured and became paralyzed, he thought his life was over. But through painting, he found a way to express himself and his talents. Now, 35 years later, as a married father and an internationally acclaimed artist, he asserts: "Hashem was with me every step of the way."

We all face challenges, but when you hear the story of a seven-year-old girl named Sophie, who was born without arms yet courageously tackles life, it makes you view your own struggles differently.

Some people quickly learn valuable life lessons, like turning weaknesses into strengths. That's exactly what Josh Sundquist from the U.S. did after losing his left leg to cancer at a young age. Known for crafting creative costumes for people with one leg, this skill complements his main role as a sought-after coach and speaker known for his positivity.

Curious about how to hug without hands? Discover the touching story of a mother who brought her three-year-old daughter, born without hands, to meet an inspiring American pilot—also born without hands.