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Israeli Mother Defies Medical Advice to Keep Triplets, Credits Rabbi's Blessing for Healthy Birth
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First reported by Kikar HaShabbat · Jul 20, 2026
What happened
Adva Goldenberg from Mazkeret Batya defied medical advice to reduce her triplet pregnancy, supported by Rabbi Yigal Cohen's blessing. After a challenging pregnancy and a mysterious fetal edema that resolved, she gave birth to three healthy daughters. She credits faith and support for her decision and encourages others to trust their inner voice.
- 01Adva Goldenberg chose to keep her triplets despite medical advice to reduce the pregnancy.
- 02A mysterious fetal edema disappeared, allowing the pregnancy to continue safely.
- 03Rabbi Yigal Cohen and his assistant provided spiritual support throughout the pregnancy.
- 04Beilinson Hospital staff supported Adva's decision and informed her of risks without pressuring reduction.
- 05Adva gave birth to three healthy daughters at 33 weeks and named each with personal significance.
- 06She urges other women to trust their intuition and faith when facing difficult pregnancy decisions.
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