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General14:52 · Aug 11

Actress Maya Wertheimer Opens Up About Faith and Fertility Struggles

By זיו שזו
Translated & summarized from Now 14 by baba
The story · English

Israeli actress Maya Wertheimer recently shared candid reflections on her faith and personal challenges with fertility during an Instagram Q&A session. When asked if she believes in God, Wertheimer responded affirmatively, saying, "With all my heart, I find that every day I pray for every woman who dreams of having children to be blessed with healthy and joyful offspring." She described her upbringing as secular but noted that her family practiced good deeds and commandments without strict adherence to religious laws, adding she does not know the origins of these traditions.

Wertheimer also revealed that she dedicates time to reading and learning about her religion, appreciating its wisdom and beauty, and strives daily to improve herself. The actress has been open about her fertility treatments, mentioning that she undergoes regular medical tests and maintains a high level of privacy about them, often whispering during examinations to keep details confidential.

She expressed frustration over an incident where a journalist prematurely inquired about a pregnancy before she had informed her family, calling the inquiry "really audacious." Wertheimer emphasized the emotional toll such questions take on women undergoing fertility treatments, highlighting the sensitivity surrounding these experiences. Her openness sheds light on the personal and emotional aspects of fertility struggles and faith in contemporary Israeli society.

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