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Don't Handle It On Your Own | Rabbi Yechiel Spero
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Rav Shimshon Pincus
told over the following story
that he said really is a Mashal,
but the story happened.
There was a doctor who was in the ICU
and at the time,
there were a number of doctors
who were in the ICU
and they were caring for their patients.
But one night
he was the only one that was on call.
He was going to take care of the ICU
pretty much by himself.
Yes, there were some nurses,
but he was the only doctor on staff.
And then he was told:
Do the following.
All will probably be very uneventful.
However, it's possible that the man in 206
will start screaming,
might have terrible pain,
and at the same time the fellow in 207
might have some sort of an episode,
as well as the older gentleman in 208.
And here's what you need to do:
Call!
We're not far away.
Make sure that you don't try
to handle it on your own.
Well, he was hoping
and praying for the best,
but unfortunately
that's not what happened.
A few hours into his shift,
all of a sudden
he heard the man in 206 screaming.
Shortly thereafter,
207 - there was an episode
and the elderly gentleman in 208
was in need of help as well,
and sadly,
tragically, one of the fellows died.
Well, the hospital took him to task
and they punished him and they threatened
to fire him for what he had done.
And he said to them:
What do you want?
I was running
like a chicken without a head
from 206 to 208,
back to 207, over and over.
I couldn't all do it by myself.
And they said: That's inexcusable.
We told you if you can't,
to pick up the phone and call.
You didn't.
It's your negligence
that caused their death.
Zokt Rav Shimshon Pincus,
Sometimes a person
is in the middle of a Nisayon
and he can't.
We're human beings,
we're not Mal’achim.
But -
The Ribono shel Olam
listens to us when we cry out.
Cry out for help!
Not necessarily before the Nisayon,
not after the Nisayon,
but in the middle of the Nisayon
you might think to yourself:
Hashem doesn't want to
hear from me now.
But every person,
whenever we’re struggling
and we're going through something
and we're looking at
something that's inappropriate
or doing something
that we shouldn't be doing,
there's an internal struggle,
we are grappling with the issue.
Stop for a moment
at one of those moments when
you're saying: Maybe I shouldn't do it.
Cry out to Hashem.
ועונה לעמו בעת שועם אליו.
The Ribono shel Olam will answer you
at the moment that you cry,
and you will see
remarkable Siyata D’shmaya
in helping you with this Nisayon.