On the final episode of Be Impactful, Rivky shares what the last few months have been like and how that led to the decision to close her business. She’s discuss the timeline, why she’s totally cool with the decision and liquidation sale details.

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Rivky sits down with Dr. Aimee Baron, the founder and director of I Was Supposed To Have A Baby. Aimee shares her own infertility story, why she doesn’t care how many babies are born to the people they help, the breadth and depth of circumstantial infertility and phrases to avoid when greeting others.

Aimee Baron MD, FAAP, is the founder and executive director of I Was Supposed to Have a Baby (IWSTHAB), a nonprofit organization that utilizes social media to support Jewish individuals and families as they are struggling to have a child. It provides a warm and nurturing space for those going through infertility, pregnancy loss, infant loss, surrogacy or adoption, in addition to connecting those families to resources in the Jewish community at large. IWSTHAB offers a modern solution (Instagram and Tiktok) to an age-old problem, and is currently serving over 15,000 people and growing.

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@iwassupposedtohaveababy

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Rivky sits down with Hindy Tauber, a woman who has been dealing with chronic illness since the age of 16. Hindy shares how she felt her life was over when got diagnosed, what it means to pursue a diagnosis and advocate for yourself in medicine, the decision to keep things a secret and how her diagnosis affected her self worth.

Hindy in her own words:

I have a very interesting life journey. In short; at age 16 I got extremely sick and was diagnosed with ulcerative colitis, and I’ve been on that journey ever since. Then, at age 17 my parents separated. I was an extremely shy and scared to open up type of girl before I got sick, and throughout my journey I’ve learned to open up more and more. I have a lot to say on how that happened and why I did that work, but I’ve become so open that I now have a public Instagram page where I share my journey with chronic illness - a first in the chassidish/heimish community for sure, and a first for Crohn’s in the frum world.

@hopeinhindy

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