About a decade ago, a short time after I arrived in Oak Park,
Michigan, I visited a doctor for a checkup. I already knew the drill.
He’d come in, examine me, draw blood and adjust my medications based on
the results. The examination began, and everything was going well–until
the doctor started talking.
“If you don’t lose weight, in ten years you’ll have type-2 diabetes.”
Then the doctor, a secular Jew, added, “You Orthodox eat too much.”
“Why’s he picking on us?” I thought.
Read More:
http://www.ou.org/jewish_action/02/2011/is_orthodoxy_unhealthy/
“If you don’t lose weight, in ten years you’ll have type-2 diabetes.”
Then the doctor, a secular Jew, added, “You Orthodox eat too much.”
“Why’s he picking on us?” I thought.
Read More:
http://www.ou.org/jewish_action/02/2011/is_orthodoxy_unhealthy/
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