I’m excited to report that I got my first piece into The Wisdom Daily, a site I’ve long enjoyed and respected. 
Just when I thought I had nothing new whatsoever to think, say, or write about Passover, I surprised myself.
My essay, which I called the “The Middle Matzah and Those Who Heal Us’ but they called “The Book That Reveals a Hidden Seder Message About Healers” is about a new way I found to connect to the seder this year. Something I read in a recently published memoir by Abigail Pogebrin encouraged me to think and write about the loss of my nephew, even if just for a paragraph or two.
I hope you’ll click over to the piece. It’s always a little nerve-wracking to have work in a new venue for the first time. Thanks for your support!
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Nina Badzin hosts the top 1% podcast Dear Nina: Conversations About Friendship. She's been writing about friendship since 2014 and has had friendship advice in NPR, WSJ, Real Simple Magazine, The Daily Skim, The Guardian, The Telegraph UK, Time Magazine, and elsewhere.
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