David Friedman, Author at Jewish Sacred Aging

One of the gates to the old city of Jerusalem (Steve Lubetkin Photo/Israel201111-207. Used by permission)

Under Jerusalem: The Buried History of One of the World’s Oldest Cities

February 13, 2022 David Friedman 0

In the book Under Jerusalem, author Andrew Lawler paints an accurate and compelling picture of what lies beneath the old city. The introductory pages include a timeline of the old city beginning in 3000 BCE [Read more…]

Dealing with Alzheimer’s Disease

December 29, 2011 David Friedman 0

I was totally unprepared when my father, Seymour Friedman, was diagnosed with Alzheimer’s disease in 2006. At first there was disbelief, because it did not seem that his memory loss went beyond what is normal [Read more…]

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Jewish Sacred Aging

A forum for the Jewish Community with resources and texts that feature discussions on the implications of the revolution in longevity for Baby Boomers and their families.

Articles by David Friedman

Under Jerusalem: The Buried History of One of the World’s Oldest Cities

Dealing with Alzheimer’s Disease