A Jewish woman from Bnei Brak, the mother of a three-year-old, developed meningitis. The testimony submitted to the site relates that her doctors advised her not to have more children at that stage. She found it difficult to accept that she could not expand her family then.
An undertaking in honor of the tzaddik
During a meeting with the organizer of the annual hillula, she heard about the Bat Ayin’s hillula and the tradition of its segulah. She undertook to hold a hillula honoring the tzaddik and lit a candle in his honor.
According to the testimony, she has since made a full recovery. When the story was submitted to the site, she was also said to be expecting to give birth very soon. The family shared this news with gratitude, associating it with her undertaking in honor of the Bat Ayin.