י״ט מרחשון ה׳תשפ״ז | October 29, 2026
How Much Can One Heart Bear?
Just days ago, Shimon passed away suddenly after contracting a virus, leaving his family and all who knew him heartbroken. As they struggle to come to terms with this unimaginable loss, his mother, Chana, is facing a battle for her own life.
For Shimon. For his mother, daughter of shluchim. For the love that lives on.
After years of longing, struggle, and hope, little Shimon came into this world as a true miracle, surrounded by an extraordinary amount of love and support.
A precious and special neshama, Shimon was a radiant light whose beautiful smile brought joy to everyone around him. He was a gift beyond words, cherished beyond measure, and loved more than words could ever express.
Tragically, just days ago, Shimon passed away suddenly after contracting a virus, leaving his family and all who knew him heartbroken.
As they struggle to come to terms with this unimaginable loss, his mother, Chana, is facing a battle for her own life. Diagnosed with stage 4 cancer, Chana is preparing for major surgery next week, all while grieving the loss of her beloved little boy.
How much can one heart bear?
In the midst of overwhelming grief, serious medical challenges, and tremendous uncertainty, Chana is facing more than anyone should ever have to endure.
No mother should have to bear such unimaginable heartbreak while fighting for her own life.
We are coming together to help ease Chana’s family’s financial burden and ensure she has the care, stability, and support she so desperately needs.
Funds raised will go toward supporting Chana and her family through her upcoming medical treatments and providing the crucial assistance she needs during this incredibly difficult time.
We cannot take away the heartbreak. We cannot change what has happened.
But we can help carry some of the weight.
Every contribution, no matter the amount, will make a meaningful difference.
Please open your hearts and help carry Chana through the unimaginable.
We also ask that you keep Chana bas Yona Teibel in your tefillos for a complete refuah sheleimah, and her husband Yoel ben Chaya Tziporah for strength and comfort as he navigates the difficult road ahead.
May they be surrounded by strength, comfort, and healing.
Donations will be processed and administered through Lubavitch Chabad and FREE of Niles.
This Campaign is Endorsed by:
Rabbi Meir Shimon Moscowitz – Lubavitch Chabad of Illinois
Rabbi Binyomin Scheiman – Lubavitch Chabad and FREE of Nile, The Hinda Institute
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