After an attempted flip on a trampoline, Shuey Geisinsky cracked his neck in four places and was rushed to the hospital in agonizing pain. His father, shliach Rabbi Meir Geisinsky hurried to check their mezuzos. The issue they found in one of their mezuzos left them speechless.
By Anash.org reporter
In a video premiered at the Ten Yad Tenathon event, Rabbi Meir Geisinsky, shliach to Long Island, recounted a miraculous event involving his son, Shuey, while serving as a counselor at YKK camp.
During a trip to a trampoline park, Shuy was jumping on the elimination court when he attempted a flip and landed awkwardly. He was immediately in tremendous pain. The camp EMT rushed him to a hospital in Pennsylvania, where X-rays revealed a shocking diagnosis—his neck was broken in four places. The doctors were amazed that he had even managed to walk into the hospital.
Following this, Rabbi Geisinsky decided to have all the family’s mezuzos checked at Machon Stam in Crown Heights. When his wife, Mrs. Hadassah Geisinsky, called to find out the results, Rabbi Yitzchok Raskin, director of Machon Stam, answered the phone, without any knowledge of the background story.
Using their special tracking system, Rabbi Raskin pulled up the reports made for each of the mezuzos by the sofer who checked them. One mezuzah was flagged with an issue, Rabbi Raskin told her, “the neck of an Alef is broken.” The Geisinskys were speechless; that was exactly the issue they were dealing with.
The issue was quickly corrected and their son immediately began a miraculous recovery to complete health.
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I have been told by my sofer that some of the pairs of tefillin I received in good faith had cheap poor quality SEFARDI parshiyos (scrolls) inserted into CHABAD Tefillin (boxes) conplete with the shin Chabad and Chabad knots – designed to look like Chabad tefillin but actually we’re not!
How is this ethical??
We need to keep good standards in Lubavitch. Shluchim, please be advised and aware of this scam.