Yehudis On the "Elvis Duran" Show Shares Her Sheltered Chassidish Background

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From last week - what an inspiring story from our Intern @yehudis_m ♥️🎙📻

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madelynnxm
This is so incredibly written! Much love to you @yehudis_m

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pearleskye
We take the everyday comforts and surroundings for granted.

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jacmelan
💙💙💙

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mrscoe3
Awesome

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robson65
Wow. Yehudis. Amazing story. ❤️💕

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sarah_levyy
I literally had the same upbringing and I can relate so deeply to her story.. I’ve been listening to the morning show since 6th grade (while also in an all girls ultra orthodox school) and I’m in grad school right now and still, I get up every morning and listen to the morning show on the way to school. Thank you guys for being with me throughout my happiest/saddest/hardest moments of my life ♥️🤗

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danceandbling
Good for her! Enjoy it all.

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shilonis
What an amazing story. The Elvis Duran show has touched so many. I bet we all have a favorite story of how the show has affected us.

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shannonrea1
Love her!!!

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evicreatively
From a fellow Jewess, @yehudis_m keep the good parts of Judaism and let the parts you felt restricted you go. Explore the world through who you are and you will find yourself in exactly the place you need to be. You are certainly brave for leaving your childhood community! Good luck and have fun!

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stackliz
Wow

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5578.gteae_
@davidbrody @elvisduranshow very upset u guys have a lot of ultra orthdax people listening to your show . Very not nice . U found one bad Appel most of us are very happy with our religion

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Over the course of Rosh Hashanah in the city of Uman, Ukraine, more than 1,600 people received emergency medical treatment by United Hatzalah volunteers who were stationed in and around the city to provide first aid care for the tens of thousands of people who spent the holiday in the city. 

After receiving emergency first aid care in the field, those requiring further care were taken to the medical clinic in Uman that was run by Oxford Medical in partnership with United Hatzalah.

Head of the medical clinic Nachi Klein issued a statement at the end of the holiday that said: 

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At the beginning of the holiday, one person was airlifted to a hospital in Kiev as he required immediate hospitalization due to his severe condition.”