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amother

Sapphire

Sat, Dec 08 2018, 11:34 pm

amother wrote:

Another vote for R' Aron Weiss. My family uses him on a regular basis and he's known to be called worldwide for complicated brissim. Our grandsons didn't cry, only a short soft stress cry, which is very different than what my older boys experienced.

The procedure was done already.

DrMom

Sun, Dec 09 2018, 12:34 am

Just curious: Why does your DH require a 2nd circumcision?

If the mitzvah of having the bris occured already, why does it matter if the orla regenerated? Isn't the bris itself the mitzvah and not not-having-a-foreskin?

amother

Forestgreen

Sun, Dec 09 2018, 1:07 am

DrMom wrote:

The skin grew back & was told by mohel needs to be redone asap!
I asked no questions...

DrMom

Sun, Dec 09 2018, 1:18 am

amother wrote:

The skin grew back & was told by mohel needs to be redone asap!
I asked no questions...

Um, okay. If someone said I or my DH needed surgery, I know I'd ask questions.

I am just curious about the reason behind his recommendation.

amother

Cyan

Sun, Dec 09 2018, 10:54 am

DrMom wrote:

Yes, that is what I've heared too.

amother

Navy

Sun, Dec 09 2018, 11:05 am

amother wrote:

The skin grew back & was told by mohel needs to be redone asap!
I asked no questions...

Hi OP,

I'm actually amazed by you and your DH. My DH was 'born" with a bris. They did cut something, I assume. Afew years ago DH had a rash in his pen*s due to my yeast infection. The nurse that checked him asked him if he had a bris. She said it doesn't look like it. (I actually checked out pictures, it has more skin than it should, but definitely doesn't look uncircumcised)

DH freaked out and refuses to talk to anyone about it. (A Dr once told him he can do elective surgery to fix something, DH fainted in the office) Sometimes I wonder if talking to a mohel and redoing the bris would bring much needed brocha into our life

May hashem bless you and your family with lots of brocha.

amother

Navy

Sun, Dec 09 2018, 11:06 am

DrMom wrote:

Um, okay. If someone said I or my DH needed surgery, I know I'd ask questions.

I am just curious about the reason behind his recommendation.

The mohel was the second opinion. I always go for a second opinion before doing anything invasive.

amother

Ginger

Sun, Dec 09 2018, 11:27 am

How is he feeling? You mentioned broken ribs.
How are you feeling?
Refuah shlaima

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