Refuah Shelaimah for Rabbi Stulberger

We would like to share that our Rosh HaYeshiva, Rabbi Stulberger שליט״א, is scheduled to undergo a planned heart bypass surgery this Thursday morning. We will be posting updates throughout the next few days at this post.

As you likely well know, Rabbi Stulberger has devoted his life to Torah, to his talmidim, and to the Valley Torah community with extraordinary mesirus nefesh. At this time, we ask everyone to please join together in davening for a refuah sheleima for Avrohom ben Leah Golda.

Updates:

Jan 30, 11:00 AM – Rabbi Stulberger was back in school today to give the shmuessen to both divisions!

Jan 23, 4:42 PM – Rabbi Stulberger just came home! BH. Gut Shabbos!

Jan 23, 9:00 AM – BH the doctors have given the green light for Rabbi Stulberger to come home today!

Jan 22, 8:15 PM – We just spoke to Rabbi Stulberger. He sounds really good. Pacemaker procedure (earlier this afternoon) went well. He is looking forward to going home soon. Decision on that will be made tomorrow.

Jan 21, 6:30 PM – Rabbi Sulberger was moved out of ICU and into a regular room earlier today. Rabbi Stulberger is scheduled to have a pacemaker put in tomorrow afternoon. If everything goes well, IYH, he can be home before Shabbos. Please daven.

Jan 20, 9:05 AM – Rabbi Stulberger is feeling much more energetic. He is able to daven and learn – and even helping make sure the funds for payroll are available. He is still in the ICU for now.

Jan 19, 9:55 AM – Message from Rabbi Stulberger: Hi everyone! Both my doctors are comfortable with the way things are progressing. My surgeon said he thinks he will move me today but let’s see. It is a day by day process. Thank you for all your tfilos! Please keep davening!

Jan 19, 9:30 AM – They are keeping Rabbi Stulberger in the ICU a little longer until the numbers are just right. Please keep on davening.

Jan 17, 6:35 PM – Rabbi Stulberger is still in ICU, but doing better over Shabbos. Hope to move to regular room tomorrow

Jan 16, 9:00 AM – Rabbi Stulberger is walking (with some difficulty) and smiling, BH.

Jan 16, 7:05 AM – Rabbi Stulberger continued to recover overnight and was alert, sitting in a chair this morning, IYH will be moved out of ICU later today.

Jan 15, 7:00 PM – He is in the ICU, still sedated. Mrs. Stulberger was able to come to the room to see him.

Jan 15, 1:27 PM – BH surgeon came out and said it all went well, he will be in ICU soon

Jan 15, 12:52 PM – The main part of the procedure is done, will still be in surgery another couple of hours closing, and then ICU for a bit.

Jan 15, 12:03 PM – Still in surgery. Everything going well.

Jan 15, 9:25 AM – Surgical nurse says things are going well.

Jan 15, 6:59 AM – Rabbi Stulberger is in the Operating Room.

Jan 13, 7:00 PM – Rabbi Stulberger is scheduled for surgery on Thursday, Jan. 15 at 7:15 AM. We will update this section with any news. The latest updates will be at the top of this section.

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When a community unites in tefillah, Torah and maasim tovim, it creates a powerful force in Shamayim. Below are three meaningful ways in which each of us can take part. We encourage everyone to do one, some, or all of them:

Tefillah:

There is a shared Tehillim reading so that Sefer Tehillim can be completed together, hopefully many times: Visit the TehilimYahad link to say a chapter now.

We will have a special minyan for Shacharis on Thursday at 8:00 at the Boys Campus followed by joint Tehillim.

Torah:

Rabbi Stulberger has shared Torah with countless students and listeners over many years. Please take some time to learn Torah in his zechus. You can visit Rabbi Stulberger’s TorahAnytime Page and listen to one of his shiurim right now.

Tzedakah:

Rabbi Stulberger has devoted his life to Valley Torah High School, its students and alumni. Making a donation in his zechus is exceptionally meaningful.