The Jewish High Holidays are a time of reflection, family gathering and tradition. Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur carry a particular emotional significance, bringing families together around familiar prayers, foods, rituals, and gatherings. Adult children and the older relatives may come to a painful realization: the family may not be able to celebrate as they did in the past. The person who once hosted the entire family may no longer be able to prepare the meal or attend servi

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