"I'll Do The Ceaserian.. Without Anesthesia!"

There is a prominent Chabad rabbi named Shlomo Bar-Natan who has a podcast and a very popular teacher of Torah.

This is a story of how he was born.

His mother, in 1977, had tried to have a baby several times.

She had two miscarriages.

And as a result of her miscarriages, at the age of 44 in 1977, she had some kind of a heart condition.

And when she met with a doctor after these miscarriages and looking at her case, um he told her clear that there's no way you could ever ever have a child but she wanted to have a child and um she and her husband left the doctor's office brokenhearted and they were determined that they're not going to give up on their dream to have a child so they felt that they just can't continue without having a child.

Shlomo's father wasn't a Chabad Chassid, but he was very close to the legendary Chassid that was emissary to Buenos Aires, which is where they were from, Rabbi Berel Barmgarten.

And he told Rabbi Berel what was going on.

And Rabbi Berel said, delivered a message to the Rebbe's secretary, Rebbe Chadakov.

And Rebbe Chadakov went into the Rebbe's room.

I didn't say the story correctly.

The doctor told them that they have to abort the child.

She was pregnant.

The doctor told them they have to abort the child.

There's no way that they could have this child.

And so Rechadakov went into the Rebbe's room, and he came out of the Rebbe's room, and he said that, imagine, they're waiting to hear what the Rebbe is going to say.

Imagine, the doctor says you have to abort the child.

They want to have the child.

And they're waiting for 15 minutes.

Rechadakov comes back, and he says like this, Before he comes back, Rabbi Baumgarten says to them, if the Rebbe tells you to have a child, you have to decide upon yourself that you're going to keep the Jewish custom of not to cut the child's hair until the age of three.

That's how Baumgarten felt, you should know.

So the father agreed.

And then the phone rang.

Rechad Akav comes back and he tells them like this.

The Eber said two things.