Helping Holocaust Survivors
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Fundraising: INTERNATIONAL FELLOWSHIP OF CHRISTIANS & JEWS
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INTERNATIONAL FELLOWSHIP OF CHRISTIANS & JEWS (a 501(c)(3) nonprofit)
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Thanks again everyone!
I have a few family members who were survivors but i didn't get to know them much. I just want to say a blessing to those who had survived and may we never experience such grief.
I am a child of Halocaust Survivors. Both my parents made it out. It has touched my entire life, their experiences, memories and the parent they became. It is not a pretty story. My siblings and I became their Jews and they became Nazis. I have read many stories of this happening, like the Stockholm Syndrome. It was a violent, painful childhood. Adulthood was pretty much the same, as my siblings and I continued to abuse ourselves the way our parents did. Is there anyone out there that has experienced this as well? Part of me is fearful of hearing others stories, part of me is wanting some sort of resolution. You can write to my wall where everything is just you and me. I would not want to share this stuff with the world. Thanks. jdcoop
I long to get to the holy land one day. Maybe perhaps there I could help the surviors and give them hope and inspiration.
Vicki.
I really wish I could help financially, but my spirit and love is there with all who suffered through the shoah.
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Thanks Susan!