Dr. Braverman - sad news

[Anonymous]

Dr. Braverman passed away. I’m really heartbroken. I thought some of you would want to know. His partner, Dr. Vidali (not an immunologist however) will be taking over the practice.

[Anonymous]

What?!?! He wasn’t that old, was he? I’m so sorry to hear that. I never saw him myself, but I’ve heard about him ever since I started dealing with infertility years ago. Awful news

[Anonymous]

I’m hearing he died of cancer, but no official details have been released as far as I know. He wasn’t old... early 60s maybe?

[Anonymous]

We are in a secret Braverman FB group and one of our admins informed us last night. I’ve seen a few people post that it was cancer. Our biggest regret is that we never took our immune baby to meet him. He helped so many people. His poor family.

[Anonymous]

I just heard this too and I'm so sad and distraught.

[Anonymous]

His daughter was doing research related to cancer and at one point had an internship with NIH several years ago. Only my first Braverman baby has met him and I am thankful I was able to make that happen.

[Anonymous]

I wouldn't have had my twins without Dr. Braverman's treatment. I am eternally grateful to him.

RIP.

[Anonymous]

https://everloved.com/life-of/jeffrey-braverman/

So sad

[Anonymous]

He was 59 and I'm hearing from one source it was pancreatic cancer. His office had a picnic several years ago where everyone could bring their children, but we were unable to attend. I hope they are able to do something like this again to celebrate his life in some way.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:He was 59 and I'm hearing from one source it was pancreatic cancer. His office had a picnic several years ago where everyone could bring their children, but we were unable to attend. I hope they are able to do something like this again to celebrate his life in some way.

OP here and yes I would LOVE to do this. I am on a Facebook group of current and recently-past patients and there is talk of creating some sort of video or book. If anyone on here is interested in contributing let me know and I'll think of a way to get you connected.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:He was 59 and I'm hearing from one source it was pancreatic cancer. His office had a picnic several years ago where everyone could bring their children, but we were unable to attend. I hope they are able to do something like this again to celebrate his life in some way.

OP here and yes I would LOVE to do this. I am on a Facebook group of current and recently-past patients and there is talk of creating some sort of video or book. If anyone on here is interested in contributing let me know and I'll think of a way to get you connected.

I'm not on the FB group but I know someone who is and I could send pictures to her. If others are in this boat though please post so OP can see the need is there.

[Anonymous]

Hi- if anyone hears of any sort of memorial for him - I hope I find out- he was the most caring- Drs with sincere interest and passion for what he did to help families that wanted to have children!! He will forever be missed !!! My heart and soul hurt having just found out that he passed!!! I have no doubt his family miss him on a daily basis but I fee so blessed to have had a piece of him touch out families Lives!
Amen! You are surely doing something miraculous wherever you are!!

[Anonymous]

I just read this. I had no idea since i have moved away. I remember him telling me, "its not if you become pregnant, its when you become pregnant". We owe him so much gratitude. Thank you so much, Dr. Jeff.

[Anonymous]

The whole practice is also closing down, sadly.