I Wanted to Die. Judaism Saved Me.
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Wow. Just wow Reply
Riveting!! I listened to the whole episode in one sitting! Please bring Danit and her husband back for part 2. Moshiach Now! Reply
Very courageous to share her trauma like this. Good job, Danit! Reply
So inspiring, what a celebration of life you are, a light that comes only after darkness! Wishing you and your family all the blessings! Reply
I am totally in awe!!!!!!!
Danit you’re amazing!!!!!
May you only have happiness from now on and keep being the amazing person you are!
Im so inspired!!
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Also looking forward to part 2. What i lime is how she persisted in her search, and how we see the hand of HaShem in her story. May she always know goid in her life in every way. Reply
Looking forward to part 2-interview with Danit and her husband. Reply
What a special soul that shines through the whole interview! Many blessings to you Danit! Reply
Thank you for this inspiring interview with Danit! Reply
This was a fascinating interview. Yes I would love to hear a follow up with Danit and her husband!
Thank you!
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I loved hearing the parts that ignited her Jewish soul, the seder experience .Also hearing when she recognized G-d leading her, the hashgacha pratis. Her story is like a birth, from the darkness to light. Reply
Yes please part two! We were just getting started! :O
Beautiful sharing
Totally mesmerising and uplifting
Thank you!
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Another wonderful interview / story.
Thank you… Yes, Part II please. Thank you. BH
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wow, this is an anazing story!!! I was so engrossed in this incredibly honest interview. Danit is so charming, it is unbelievable how much resilience she has!! Real chizuk for others!!! Reply
Baruch HaShem what a beautiful story that’s never-ending ! Reply
Yes! Part II please! She is mesmerizing in her honesty, and knowledge and happiness. Reply
Such an uplifting story of Danila's struggles and finally have a successful present day life.
I'm an Orthodox Jew who grew up in a secular Jewish NY community. I've waxed and waned in my observance over my long life. B"H, my 2 sons are religious with 13 children, and B"H my wife and I now have, so far, 9 great grandchildren. Hashem has fully blessed us. Even though I'm not Hasidic, I belong to a thriving Satmar community near me.