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Wife Details Husband's Invisible Trauma After Working at Shura
Rebbetzin Naama Perl described the invisible psychological trauma her husband, Rabbi Menachem Perl, suffers after volunteering at Camp Shura post-October 7th. The "invisible injury" affects his ability to communicate and engage, impacting their family life.
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- 01Rebbetzin Naama Perl detailed her husband Rabbi Menachem Perl's psychological trauma from working at Camp Shura.
- 02The "invisible injury" affects Rabbi Perl's ability to listen, talk, and be present, impacting family life.
- 03Rabbi Perl volunteered at Shura after October 7th, handling bodies and human remains.
- 04Naama Perl experienced despair and found strength through self-care and connecting with others.
- 05She stressed the need to recognize psychological trauma as a real injury requiring support.
- 06Naama Perl initiated a bedroom renovation as a symbol of renewal for her husband.
Naama Perl also shared her own struggles and the importance of self-care and seeking support, while emphasizing the need to recognize the severity of psychological trauma.
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