In an opinion piece for the Times of Israel, Rebecca Linzer reflects on the 11 months of saying Kaddish for her mother, writing that the ritual taught her how to live without her mother, not just how to mourn.
Rebecca Linzer, a writer, published an opinion piece for the Times of Israel titled 'So that’s that'. In it, she reflects on the 11 months of saying Kaddish for her mother, a Jewish mourning ritual. She writes that she initially thought the practice was teaching her how to mourn, but it actually taught her how to live without her mother. The piece offers a personal perspective on grief and resilience.
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