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Jim Cohen Needs Our Help
This past September, Jim suffered a life-changing stroke. He’s come a long way, and is now relearning how to eat and talk, and has started to regain the use of one arm. Although Jim has made strides beyond what we all thought possible, he is still severely disabled with no ability to use the right side of his body and limited use of his left side. Jim has been fully aware and alert through this experience, and fortunately, the stroke didn’t change his personality or affect his ability to think clearly.
Guestbook
August 23, 2019
Congratulations on your new grandson!
Kenneth Wolf
August 9, 2019
Jim is an inspiration to us all and a sweetheart of guy! We love you Chef.
Rob Levine
June 11, 2016
Jim, Just made a small donation and wanted to send you my very best wishes for a full recovery. As fate would have it, I too, am named "Jim Cohen" and am a jazz musician living in Philadelphia. Our paths crossed (online) about 10+ years ago when my wife and I decided to start an annual New Year's "Toast & Jam" party at our home, inviting a lot of our jazz musician friends and others to Toast the new year and Jam the night away musically. I wanted to cook something special for the occasion but wasn't much of a cook at the time (well, I'm still not...) but we have a lot of Ashkenazi Jewish friends so I decided to look for a brisket recipe. Though Jewish, I didn't grow up eating brisket because I'm Sephardic and we, as you know, eat lamb instead, right? Well, I went onto Google and did a search for brisket recipes and what was the VERY FIRST recipe that came up?? You guessed it: "Jim Cohen's Sephardic Brisket Recipe"!!! Well! This one had my name all over it, and it was even for us Sephardics! I couldn't believe the serendipity. Naturally I had to make this recipe and it was a HUGE hit! I made it for several years running before I started to tweak the recipe myself here and there, you know, kind of making it my own. (You'd be proud.) In any case, I just stumbled upon your page here and read about your stroke, for which I'm very sorry. I just wanted to say 'thank you' from someone you've never met but who shares you very name and your taste in Sephardic brisket and let you know that your name has been mentioned - and this story told - in our home every New Years for the past decade or more. Once again, my very best wishes for your health, Sir! With thanks, The other, Jim Cohen www.jimcohen.com (got it before you did. ;)
Jim Cohen
February 15, 2016
We miss seeing you at the Empire but Lexie said you're making great strides in your recovery. Keep up the good work!
Ann & Jim Goldfarb
