I remember a father coming over to me once and he's holding in his hand a four-year-old kid and he says,

is this normal that her mother ran away and just left this kid

left this kid and her three siblings with me.

It's such pain that I don't think anyone else

in that understands the pain. I think at this point everyone has someone

they know who's divorced. They know close. But I don't think we understand the depth of the pain of what it means when the person who

supposed to love you and care for you most is not there for you. And this little child in the middle gets so hurt. It's just

unreal pain. Hi. Hello everybody welcome back to another episode of the

meaningful people podcast so happy to have you here this week we sat down with

Rabbi Joseph Viggler and this episode is all about divorce. The children who come from divorced homes, a single-parent

homes, the pain that exists there and what we can do as a community more for them a lot of

stories that are very eye-opening it's sort of like the the silent destruction of

the Jewish family divorce and and we discuss of

like the silent destruction of the Jewish family divorce and we discuss a lot of that in this hour episode

with her by Viggler. He of course has an organization called My Extended Family

with volunteers that are there for these children that come from single-parent homes

and it was just a remarkable, remarkable episode

delving into this super, super important topic.

So a big thank you to Brie Viggler and for the amazing work that he does. Of course, please make sure to leave a comment on this episode and give so much support and love to the people that go through what is discussed in this episode could share your opinion and

I'd love to see it over there. This episode is sponsored by our friends at Rothenburg Law Firm.

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