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Kristina Hussel's life was turned upside down in the best way possible after reconnecting with her biological brother. Discover the family secret that surfaced during their reunion.

This time: discover some tasty and healthy spread ideas perfect for kids' sandwiches, ensuring a successful day at school or kindergarten.

"I complained of mild chest pains but brushed it off. I was sure I needed some rest and everything would pass," Kimberly recalls. But the moment Kamdyn heard this, he refused to let it go. "He put on his shoes, grabbed my bag, and started heading to the car. He said, 'Come on, Mom, let's go. We are going to the hospital now.'"

"Currently, your child has a focus issue. If you don't want it to escalate into a disorder, you'll need to change his diet." A neurologist's advice became our lifestyle—a new column where you can learn too.

"I remember closing my eyes and falling asleep, but when I woke up, I searched for Guddu everywhere, and he was nowhere to be found," said the four-year-old left behind at a train station by his older brother. He's finally reunited with his family 25 years later, thanks to Google Maps.

Tom Atwater, a young father from the U.S. fighting a terminal cancer diagnosis, pens an emotional letter to his five-year-old daughter Kelly, who battles the same illness. He shares advice for a future where he can no longer be present.

At just 39, Mariam Nabatanzi from Uganda is the biological mother to 38 children. How is this possible? Dive into her remarkable journey.

Jessica McCabe, a 34-year-old American media professional, shares her heartfelt gratitude to her mom for pursuing an ADHD diagnosis and treatment for her. 'Thank you for not listening to the critics'

A grieving father visits his daughter's grave and is stunned by an unexpected sign from her in a tree above the burial site. "Inbali, Daddy loves you." Watch the incredible footage.

Last week, Abigail Bruce received an unexpected birthday gift, a goat. This Shabbat, it saved her family's lives.

This story illustrates the everyday miracles that occur in the world, reminding us to open our eyes and appreciate them. Even when not faced with grand miracles, there are countless small reasons to be thankful in our daily lives.

Want more cooperation from your kids? Empower them and illuminate their unique abilities and talents. Positive words and plenty of compliments will do most of the work for you.

When Avichai Ben Baruch was diagnosed with Down syndrome, his parents decided to adopt Karen, also a baby with Down syndrome, so he wouldn't be alone. They never dreamed that twenty years later, they would stand under the chuppah. Recently, Avichai and Karen celebrated their fourth wedding anniversary, living happily, working, and satisfied.

When Brooke arrived at daycare to pick up her daughter, she was surprised to see Olivia wearing just a romper, sans shirt or socks. "That's how she arrived," explained the caregiver.

27 years after his adoption, Jordan McIntosh found a way to thank his adoptive mother, whose kidney was failing due to illness, by donating his own kidney.

Three years ago, Gabi and Ada Moty surprised everyone when, after 25 years of waiting, they welcomed their first daughter into the world. Recently, once again, their community was astonished to learn that Ada was pregnant. Yesterday, they celebrated the brit milah of their son. An emotional interview about the family's double miracle.

Heart-Wrenching: A terminally ill five-year-old girl agrees to go to heaven, consoling her tearful mother: "Don't worry, Hashem will look after me. He's in my heart."

A couple just got engaged for a second time around and will be raising 29 (!) kids together—16 of hers and 13 of his. We can only wish them mazel tov and pray for many happy and joyful years together.

Udi Davidi's new album, 'High Lights,' marks a return to the lively hits he’s known for. In this exclusive interview, he talks about balancing the two worlds he loves: his home and the energizing stage.

When my dad collapsed, our dog Tommy's barks were the call for help we needed. A heartfelt post by his daughter, Hophit Shelo.