To "Yad Chaim Tzvi",

As you know, I was injured at the terrorist attack in the center of Jerusalem, where 2 terrorists blew themselves up, and killed and injured a lot of children. There were a lot of miracles, thank G-d. G-d made me great miracles --- my body was hit by over 100 nails and shrapnel. If it weren't for G-d's will, I would not be alive now, but with His help, I was released from the hospital last week.

Since my hand was hurt and it is hard for me to write, I asked for the help of a computer and a printer. I thank you very much.

It makes me happy that while I'm in the condition that I am now, there are Baalei Chesed like you who will help also when it's an expensive product like a computer.

I can just wish Am Yisrael that they will not need help, and that you will continue and help those who will need your help. And may Hashem grant you all the Shefa that you will need.

With thanks and blessing,

Sharon Kanfi

P.S. At this opportunity, I would like to ask you to Daven for my friend who was with me that day, and is still in the Intensive Care Unit!!!

Sharon Chaim Ben Gila Jamila

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Dear Markowitz Family,

Our son, Sharon, was seriously injured at the terrorist attack on Saturday night, in the center of Jerusalem.

Thank G-d he is recovering from his injuries, but he still needs something that will occupy him and keep his mind off the sounds and visions that come back to him all the time.

With your generous help, we were able to help him with that.

During the day, and sometimes at night, he turns on the computer that you loaned him with you kindness, and he occupies himself by playing games, surfing the net, etc.

The computer greatly assists him and we are grateful to you for that.

We would not have been able to buy him a computer fast enough for his needs. Your loaning him a computer helped him and, of course, helped us.

We thank you wholeheartedly and wish you health, a long life, and to be able to continue and help those who are in need for your help while keeping the memory of your son Chaim Tzvi alive.

Thank you,

The Kanfi Family