When Boruch, a father of six from Jerusalem, began having difficulty walking, his family rushed him to doctors in fear. The initial diagnosis offered cautious relief: it appeared he had suffered a stroke.
That relief was short-lived.
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Further tests revealed the devastating truth: what was first believed to be a stroke was, in fact, aggressive brain cancer. While the family waited for answers, the unseen brain cancer metastasized and spread all over his body.
Boruch has since undergone several rounds of radiation and now receives chemotherapy treatments daily. His fight is relentless, and it has reshaped every aspect of family life for him, his wife Riki, and their six young children.
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What began as a suspected stroke has become a full-scale family emergency. As Boruch fights for his life, his family is fighting to hold on.
"My children need stability", writes his wife Riki in an urgent letter to the public, "They need a mother who can stay strong. And Boruch needs the chance to fight for his life without the constant fear of how we will survive tomorrow."
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Right now, while Boruch undergoes daily chemotherapy, Riki is trying to keep six children safe, fed, and stable. The medical bills continue to mount. The treatments continue. And this family cannot do it alone.
Every day that passes without support makes their situation more desperate. Every treatment adds to the bills they cannot pay. Every moment Boruch spends worrying about how his family will survive is a moment stolen from his fight for life.
Urgent financial support will make all the difference for Boruch, Riki, and their 6 children, giving Boruch the peace of mind to focus on treatment, and helping Riki keep her children safe and stable during this devastating time.
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