Love life like yourself ?!?!?

She grew up in crown Heights. She went to Bais Rivka. Her dream was to be like the rest of the Lubavitch girls. Get married, start a family, have children,be a loving mother and a caring wife. She got married before many girls in her class. She started a family right away. She was happy.

They didn’t have much money, they struggled to make ends meet, but they did it and they did it together. Eventually her husband started making more money. She worked through all her pregnancies to help out and let him succeed. Her work hours always had to revolve around him and the kids, because as he told her ” I make more money than you, my job is more important ” She accepted that because they were a couple, a family, one.

Things started getting rockey in the marriage. She left him. She went back because he took the children. He knew she wanted out. She told him that. When she went back she cared for the children. He wouldn’t give her any money. He wouldn’t give her a vehicle. They lived in the middle of nowhere like shluchim.

It’s summer vacation. The children barley ever left the block .They couldn’t go anywhere but the local park that was in walking distance. The husband had built himself up nicely financially. He drove a two seater Toyota pickup truck to work. He finished new homes, a messy job. A work truck was logical. The husband decided he wanted a luxury vehicle. He bought himself one.The children were excited, ecstatic, until there father pulled off in it the next morning to go to work. The oldest one was crying. The father got mad at that. He explained to her that ” I didn’t buy that car for mommy ” He pulled off to go to work while the kids sat on the porch heartbroken,they thought that finally they could leave the house.

Now the handful of kids that this woman had with this arrogant man are stuck at home, with nowhere to go and no money to go anywhere.They look at a Toyota pickup and wish mommy could drive a stick shift and smoosh them all into it. When the husband comes home from work he may give them a drive, he may take them grocery shopping. While there mother sits on the porch thinking about the day she can leave.

This woman has lived in places she hated, to further his career. This woman took mediocre jobs that would accept her schedule, so he cold prosper. This woman never questioned his actions or wear abouts. She was loyal to a fault. She believed in love, family and marriage.

Look at her now, lost alone and helpless.
I wont publicize her name because she asked me not to.
But I will assure you of this. There are many people within
the Lubavitch community who know who she is and how she is
suffering. And they wont do anything about it.

Taken From : http://frumerthanfrum.blogspot.com/2008/07/lubavitcher-woman-in-prison.html