Ahuva and Yoely share their journeys through difficult first marriages, divorce, and finding love again in an unexpected way. Their experiences taught them the importance of trusting their instincts and remembering that the goal is not simply to get married, but to build a healthy, happy marriage.

After their divorces, they connected through Facebook despite coming from very different backgrounds and initially believing they wouldn’t be a match. Their relationship grew into a loving marriage and family.

Their message highlights the importance of bitachon (trust in Hashem), taking action toward finding a partner, and staying open to possibilities beyond your expectations. They also share advice on navigating blended families with patience, compassion, and respect.

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On this week's Stories of Hope, Tzipporah sits down with CB Levovitz, a single mom of four who has lived through two divorces, a marriage tested by addiction and recovery, and a rock bottom she wasn't sure she would come back from. CB opens up about the shame no one talks about, the summer her whole community knew what she was going through, and the phone call to her family that changed everything.

This is not a story with a wedding at the end, and that's exactly the point. CB shares how she rebuilt her life one step at a time, what she wants every single parent to hear, and why she believes Hashem's timing has been perfect all along.

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On this week's Stories of Hope, a woman who spent years being told by shadchanim she didn't fit the mold sits down with a man who rebuilt his life from scratch after a divorce left him raising seven children alone. Ali and Natan's paths could not have looked more different, one moving toward Orthodoxy through a bar in Jerusalem, the other moving through it and out the other side of a small religious community that made it clear divorced people weren't welcome to stay. What brought them together was a J-Swipe match neither of them expected to lead anywhere.

This is a conversation about the parts of the frum world that don't get talked about enough, the loneliness, the pressure to fit a mold, and what it actually takes to build a family after everything falls apart. Ali and Natan get honest about blending nine kids, the terror of a first marriage with zero warning, and the moment a shopping cart full of unfamiliar groceries made it all feel real. Their story doesn't wrap up neatly, and that's exactly the point.