Living, working, & dating with TAR syndrome: The incredible story of Hudi Arieh

[@ttee6990]

what sticks out to me is "don't shush your kids when they see me" let them look and ask questions. or if you do shush them your creating a place of "this is something different and we have to hide this". but i love how hudi put this concept down which i never heard a disabled person say. thank you hudi. if shes gonna read this. thank you for allowing the world to enter yours to understand and to be less misunderstood and its a breath of fresh air to hear you say that. thank you for being you. confident and smart and so pleasant to listen to. you have a very positive strong good attitude. love that.

[@hoena]

If you know her, she makes you forget she’s disabled … whatever she lacks in limbs, she makes up with her brain and creativity!

[@hayleynhassan]

omg I love her she is a POWERHOUSE and funny too!!

[@nechihirsch5528]

Shout out to my alumnus Bais Yaakov of Baltimore and Rabbi Freedman for embracing Hudi and all disabled students. Hudi’s parents are among the leaders of the Baltimore Persian community. Amazing parents raised amazing children.

[@meiramandel9022]

Hudi- I really enjoyed listening to you on this episode. I feel so lucky to know you and learn from you in real life! You really don’t let anything stop you! You live the way so many people want to live who don’t even have visible disabilities. It’s incredible to know you ❤ may Hashem shower you with so much bracha in every area of your life!!

[@chaniezeichner824]

I went to school with the aryeh girls (racheli's class) I remember hudie well. My own class had a girl who was deaf, one of the grades had a blind girl, and we had girls with learning disabilities who were mainstreamed into our classroom part of the day. They were part of the classes like all the other girls, no one saw them differently, there was no distinction at all. Besides for the great academics I didn't realize just how much life lessons we were taught. Now that I have my own child with a disability and I see how hard it is for him to make friends as well as how hard it is to find frum schools that accommodate diverse needs..I'm so appreciative of the chinuch I received in bais yaakov Baltimore

[@nechamasaull1295]

Hudi I am jealous of your Emunah and your connection with Hashem . So proud to have been one of your classmates !

[@shifragholian]

Hudi ur absolutely amazing! I am constantly in awe of you every time I hang out with you or chat with you. Your strength is such an inspiration. I love your attitude and give you a bracha to continue having this outlook and courage till 120❤

[@ttee6990]

giving so much credit to her family and friends and school but lets not forget she could have been the type of child that feels like a pity and not accepted it. which would have been so easy. bec of the disability. i hope she knows that she herself has a very great attitude and hope she stays this way forever. shes a shining example of a person that overcomes and doesnt give up and finds solutions. and her family they should be blessed they have such a healthy attitude. so many of us want that so badly.

[@Msfiregirl123]

This was a great interview! Hudi, I give u a bracha that this episode should b a catalyst for ur bashert to find u!!!

[@minorityofone5899]

Hudi is definitely a meaningful person, I enjoyed listening to her and learned a lot, great podcasting!

[@raquelkirszenbaum926]

Thank you Hudi! What a beautiful soul and incredible podcast. You confirm to us that the greatest disability is the one we generate in our heads! You personify being שמח בחלקו , may we all learn from you!

[@user-zr5mt5gb2f]

Awed and inspired by her positivity. A lesson in attitude of gratitude.

[@jaadra53]

Beautiful podcast! Hudi is such an inspiration. Her Emunah, positivity, gratefulness, & joy permeate the session! ❤

[@joycebuckman7331]

To the hosts: You’ve done a wonderful thing g by creating these podcasts. But you do interject too much into the interviews. Sometimes you change the tone of what the speaker is discussing. They might be talking seriously and you make a joke. It makes me cringe when that happens. Thank you.

[@Shbrisk]

100% agree

[@RebS-xg1fu]

TOTALLY agree! And it's really not respectful to your guests. PLEASE hosts, take this feedback to heart!

[@MsBoropark]

Agreed

[@chayafordonski]

Hudi, you speak your mind with such grace, courage and strength. You are the definition of emunah and bitachon. Thank you for being so open and sharing with all of us.

[@julieschechter3995]

Such a lovely beautiful and intelligent woman. What a pleasure to hear her speak.

[@Hadassa-xn2bq]

Unbelievably inspiring!! Thank you Hudi for sharing!

[@ttee6990]

almost a 1,000 views i am thinking someone will see this and come up with a shidduch. you never know. i hope that things work out for you hudi. your a special nice, smart, courageous, positive girl. and oh i dont know you personally and im gonna say there are different beautiful parts of you that i dont know. like all of us. im gonna daven that hashem should send you the best husband for you.

[@blimikornbluh7622]

Wow what an inspiring interview!! Thank you Hudi for sharing your story and life of courage strength emuna and positivity!! What beautiful lessons, what a light you are in this world!! Wishing you all the brachos you daven for!

[@joyabramson3327]

Hudi is truly an inspiring young woman! May all her tefilos be answered for good!!

[@okokok3987]

Obsessed!! I LOVE YOUR PERSONALITY! Your such good vibes!

[@shainazion4073]

What an incredible woman!

[@bernardgross1802]

This is the most inspirational podcast I've ever seen. I am touched. Anyone and everywhere should watch this.....

[@TamiHyatt]

Hudi's genuine Emunah and positivity are truly an inspiration.

[@RaizelGluck]

Wow how inspirational and positive!

[@sandrai3599]

Wow Hudi, what an inspiration! You taught us so much with your talk, thank you. May you continue smiling and feeling strong with Hashems help.

[@brachamilstein6064]

Wow! Such a breath of fresh air! Thank you for being so open and honest. You are an inspiration!

[@trudywiener532]

Wow!all your shows are great however this one really deserves a prize.keep up the great work.

[@tg2683]

Looks amazing! Can't wait to sit down and watch this. Was she featured in the olameinu many many years ago? I remember a girl from Baltimore like this and she wrote with her toes. Probably not her though cuz Hudi looks way to young to have been in the olameinu in the 90s

[@leorad4586]

I think it was her

[@sunnyday456]

It is her! I still have that issue of olomeinu

[@debbiewasyng6803]

Tremendous chizzuk .thank you so much

[@bevybaida1656]

What an inspiration!! May you continue being a source of chizuk for everyone!!

[@Masmidah1]

Hudi! I love your Emunah. I am emulating you! The world was created to build a relationship with Hashem. Thanks for being a role model for me.

[@nechama5913]

I definitely don't think that your a nebach in any way I think that your a warrior and you inspired me so much !!! ❤️

[@stblack6589]

wow wow what a story !!!!!!!!!! amazing Chizok -thanks

[@ruchiezidele7045]

Amazing thanks again for such an inspiring podcast ❤

[@aaronlangert5751]

This was great!

[@cslurzberg]

Thank you for this episode

[@antoniajane5442]

What an amazing lady!

[@joekay3150]

Very special girl hope and wish her much hatzlocha

[@user-ie4mu4pr9q]

Wow!!!! INSPIRED!!!

[@sharlenekritzinger5274]

wow so inspiring

[@BlimiWeiss-qf7uo]

Amazing Attitude!!!👍🏻

[@Jdubtheyid]

Wow crazy episode

[@antoniajane5442]

Not being Jewish - I know some of the words - but it would help, like they do on other channels - if they put the translations on the screen, or in the written introduction.

[@jaeldabbah]

How can i reach hudy? I have family members with tar syndrome and they will be glad to talk to her

[@mordechaikruger4921]

sounds like momo doesn't realize that the incredible mchanech that hudi talks about is his cousin (first once removed i believe) Rabbi Mendel Freedman

[@elizabethiloveelohim137]

No one should be murdered whether in the womb or outside. God , the only living God of Israel has a purpose for all of us and loves everyone equally. That humans can class human life as worthless and call for murder is hatred and I don't stand with anyone who devalues anyone

[@issacarieh2918]

❤

[@LORLE]

I can't watch this for too long the host intersects to often.

[@reuveinscharf]

How can one reach Hudi to red a Shiduch?

[@altitudeproperties5197]

Her father is Rabbi Ruben Arieh in Baltimore

[@mendyfriedman1095]

🔥❤️🔥❤️🔥❤️💪💪💪💪

[@Securenode357]

Nope, POD or Pcast

[@RaizelGluck]

Wow how inspirational and positive!

[@rikki4745]

So inspiring wow