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They came for surgery. They stayed for survival.
Parents will do whatever is necessary to help their children thrive. That’s especially true for Harel and Raya Avrutsky. They created a loving home for their daughter Carmi and son Beeri. There was one additional challenge for Beeri. He was born prematurely and diagnosed with cerebral palsy. Beeri, at age 2, using a walker near the family’s kibbutz in Israel. His journey began with small but determined steps. As a toddler, Beeri crawled or used…
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