6156 —עידוד לבריאות, שידוך, והתקדמות קדימה

B"H, 3 Nissan 5718.

Brooklyn.

Shalom u'Vrachah!

After the longest pause, your letter was received bearing good news about the improvement in your health. May it be G‑d's will that you soon return to full strength and celebrate the upcoming holidays in peace, with true health and expanded mind.

Regarding what you wrote about the young woman Miss... sheyichyeh. At an auspicious time I will mention her at the holy resting place of my revered father-in-law, the Rebbe zatzal, for all her needs in general and specifically for health and a truly good shidduch. Concerning what she has experienced regarding her health ^[1], we have only what is written in our Torah of life: that this mitzvah is a great one and first among the mitzvos of the Torah. As is known from our Rebbeim's saying, the order in Torah is itself Torah and instruction. Since she fears Hashem, is modest, and conducts herself accordingly, may Hashem grant her success to build an everlasting home in Israel with blessed offspring.

May it be G‑d's will that she—and those around her—completely set aside thoughts of what has passed so that no trace remains, and may she share good news regarding her aforementioned settling down.

As we approach Pesach, I conclude my letter with wishes for a kosher and joyous Pesach to you and your entire family sheyichyu.

Summary

The Rebbe encourages focusing on recovery and future blessings rather than past difficulties. Trusting in Torah guidance brings success in health and shidduchim; letting go of previous hardships allows one to move forward with hope and joy.