Dear Amy: I’m against it. I am estranged from my family and have a job that moves me every couple of years, so I have no support system if he dies.
Dear Amy: My husband and I are Israeli-American. We live in the United States and have one child – an infant. Before children, we agreed on a three-child minimum, but now that we have our baby, I feel very strongly about being a one-child family. My husband still wants to have more children. We agreed we’d table the discussion for later and if we did have more kids, we would wait for several years. With the war breaking out, he decided that he wants to go back to Israel to fight. I’m against it.
This seems like a life-altering dilemma to run past your rabbi or another trusted counselor in your community. You should make immediate efforts to get a parental support system for yourself and your baby. Your synagogue likely has a mother-child group. You should join that and any other neighborhood groups you can find. Other parents in your community are likely facing similar devastating dilemmas; banding together will help all of you to feel less alone. Dear Amy: I came into some money.
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