“‘To love another as oneself’ requires us to care for ourselves as though we too are worthy of love and care,” says Rabbi Feivel Strauss, senior education Rabbi at Temple Israel and the lead clergy for Caregiver Café. “To the extent we nourish our ‘self,’ the better we can care for others. It is vital for caretakers to honor the holy work they do and to resolve together through community and friendship.”
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“I’m grateful for the opportunity to support an organization that is empowering women and giving them a purpose,” says Rabbi Sarit Horwitz of Beth Sholom Synagogue.
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As much as we treasure these moments, it becomes even more important for seniors, who thrive on social interaction and who may be limited in their ability to get “out and about” on a regular basis.
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“They don’t feel like they’re just coming to get a workout. They also feel like, ‘I’m finally in a place where I’m not that person with Parkinson’s, I’m a boxer hanging out with my friends.’”
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Today, Leigh creates one-of- a-kind pieces from gorgeous items she finds at estate sales and bead shows.
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