From Darkness to Dawn

From Darkness to Dawn
By Bracha Pearl Toporowitch
Product Description
A touching story of tragedy, faith, overcoming challenges, and transformation
Sarah Perlman was a typical American young wife and mother. After getting married, she and her Israeli husband Chaim lived in Lakewood, NJ, and then moved to Bnai Brak, Israel. Although shy and easily overwhelmed with irrational fears, she still managed her life fairly well, juggling work with raising her family. Life seemed quite simple and good until one day tragedy! Chaim's accident and subsequent brain injury turned her life upside down and thrust her into the depths of despair.
Join Sari Perlman as she strives to save her husband, marriage - and herself. Ride with her on the roller coaster of emotions as she struggles with decision-making and assertiveness. Discover the wise council and support of her esteemed and holy Rav, and the warmth and comfort of her dear friend.
A story of challenge and courage, of struggle and deep faith, you'll laugh and cry together with Sari Perlman. This unique work is a real page-turner!
This is a Novel
About the Author:
Bracha Pearl Toporowitch was born in London, England. A wife, mother, grandmother and great grandmother, she grew up in Brooklyn and her high school years were spent under the tutelage of Rebbetzin Vichne Kaplan a'h. After marriage, she lived in Lakewood, NJ during the time Reb Shneur Kotler zt'l was Rosh Yeshiva and then made Aliyah to Israel with her family. She currently lives in Zichron Yaakov, Israel. She has been working with women in various capacities since 1969, and since 1999 as a Guided Imagery practitioner and Hypnotherapist. Mrs. Toporowitch gives shiurei Torah in Hebrew and English and always weaves true Jewish hashkafa into her work as a practitioner. She has recently opened a Mind-Body Healing Fertility Clinic in Ramat Beit Shemesh, Israel. She is the author of the riveting account of the life of her father "At Your Command."
Dimensions: 6X9
ISBN: 9781946351302
Weight: 1.1620 lbs
Binding: Hard Cover / 222 pages
Published by: Mosaica Press