המשך לשאלה 4851
Thanks very much for the response. I wonder if I could trouble you to outline the reasons for the Rabbi Shlomo Zalman Auerbach’s issur and
Dear Dr. Halperin,
Dr Avraham mentioned at the AOJS conference this past month that Rav Shlomo Zalman never took a position regarding IVF.
I noticed, however, that Rav Leizerson reports in the third volume of
Shulchan Shlomo, Arechei Refuah, an instance where the Rav not only
permitted it, but DEMANDED it of a husband. The story is contained in a
footnote on the page that mentions IVF.
I do not have Dr Avraham's EMAIL and wonder if you could forward this to
him.
Thank You,
D H
Dr Eisenberg already asked me the question and this was my reply to you (through him). The brackets I've added now.
Re the Rav zt"l I can only say what he told me (to a general question). The case mentioned may be a special situation and one cannot learn a generalization from a single case. In any case, the Rav zt"l (in Shulchan
Shlomo) says quite clearly there that there is NO obligation to undergo IVF only one to fulfill his wife's wishes.
A. S. Abraham
Thanks very much for the response. I wonder if I could trouble you to outline the reasons for the Rabbi Shlomo Zalman Auerbach’s issur and
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