She gets it. Nurse Practioner, Dr. Eliana Aaron, gets it. Actually, someone has to because diaspora-based parents are concerned about their children in Israel. Who wouldn't be? Many of us, have received anxious phone calls from friend's overseas thinking about yanking their child away from their gap year in Israel. "Do you think things will settle down politically?" "Moshe's stomach is a wreck and the gastroenterologist he was referred to hasn't been helpful." "Miriam's anxious, she could use a counseling session or two. Can you recommend someone good?" "My child has been hospitalized in Jerusalem with pneumonia, no heating in her dorm!! We're getting on the next plane but can you be there for him until we arrive?"