by Deborah Eisenbach-Budner with Rabbi Susan Schnur
At the age of 40, partnered and with two small sons, I discovered that I was unintentionally pregnant. We had recently moved cross-country, bought and renovated a house that turned out to be much more derelict than we’d thought, and learned — the hard, lawsuit way — that not everyone is a good human being when they owe you money. My career had been primary in our marriage, but now it was Steven’s turn; he was on the cusp of starting a non-profit, a much delayed dream. He had no interest in a third child.
by Merle Hoffman
by Deborah Eisenbach-Budner with Rabbi Susan Schnur
by Deborah Eisenbach-Budner with Rabbi Susan Schnur
By Sarah Erdreich
The 10 Most Ridiculous New Anti-Abortion Laws (the 11th probably coming to your neighborhood soon)
Jessica Angelson talks to Susan Schnur