The Shalom family (a pseudonym for privacy reasons), reached out to us carrying the heavy burden of their father's prolonged illness. They were fortunate to have a wonderfully supportive environment, with all family members rallying around the patient devotedly. However, during this challenging time, tensions escalated between the patient's wife (from his second marriage) and his only daughter from a previous marriage, causing a growing rift between them despite their shared struggles. Accusations began to fly about the manner of care being provided and each side's level of commitment... Within the framework of support at Yad Tamar, two volunteer therapists were assigned to both the wife and the daughter, each undergoing a process with their respective clients to work through and understand the difficult emotions that surfaced, the other side of the story, and the complexities involved. Gradually, they began to reconcile and connect... Unfortunately, the patient passed away. However, to our joy, the wife and daughter chose to strengthen their relationship (supported by the volunteers accompanying them). The daughter emotionally expressed to us, "I cannot find the words to thank you for the support you provided during this difficult time. I do not take lightly the bureaucratic help you provided in securing pensions and rights that enhanced our ability to care for my late father, but above all, I am grateful that he passed away after seeing the good relationship that developed between me and S., and that I did not miss out on truly getting to know her personality and our ability today to cope with the loss together.”