hi all! this is definitely a long shot, but i was wondering if anyone knew of a provider who specializes in tempomandibular joint dysfunction physical therapy in the pittsburgh area? has to be with UPMC since that is my medical insurance. please help a girl out 🙏
hi all. for necessary context, i am modern orthodox so my family follows a lot of customs somewhat strictly. up until i found a few articles written by orthodox rabbis, my parents were against bringing our beloved pup who passed away home as they were uninformed that it was acceptable to cremate him and return him home. with that being said, i have been unable to find anything regarding mourning of a pet that answers my question. i typically light a ner neshama for those we have lost and it brings me a lot of comfort in the process of mourning. is it acceptable to light one for my dog? he was my best friend and was with me for over half of my life, losing him has been so difficult for me and i cannot seem to find anything that comforts me during this hard time. some articles i found stated that pets are not to be treated at the same level as humans when it comes to their passings, which i know and can understand, but i am at a loss. if i cannot light a ner neshama, can i light a regular tea candle instead? i’m hoping someone has an answer for me. i would ask my rabbi but i sometimes worry that i will be judged for some questions, even though he is incredible and very kind.
hi everyone!! i’m looking for a song. the scene in this episode is when jack goes into the cabin to meet with other teenagers.
the only lyrics i could gather were “i was lost but now i’m found”, “black and white, thought (or but) it was love, it was real”, “that was then and this is now”, “can you teach me how to love again?” and “can you pick me up?”. i cannot find this song anywhere and tried using shazam as well as humming the tune into google but got nothing.