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Sometimes Daddies Cry: What a Dad Really Feels About Divorce - Paperback

Sometimes Daddies Cry: What a Dad Really Feels About Divorce - Paperback

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by Craig Daliessio (Author)

"You're better off without her!" "Hey look at it this way...now you can golf every other weekend without having to plan it with her!""It's time to get over it and get on with your life!"At some point of other, every divorced dad has heard these terrible myths usually in the form of some well meaning friend trying to offer comfort. Author Craig Daliessio knows better. You married this woman because you loved her...how can you be better off? Do you think you forget about your kids while you're on the golf course? You lost your children, your fatherhood and the love of your life...that should be easy to "get over"?A single dad, Craig Daliessio has devoted the past 6 years to developing support systems and hope for men at various stages of the divorce debacle. He is an author, speaker, blogger, radio host, certified Life Coach ...and he is a dad. His insight and wisdom on the topic of divorce and fatherhood are in constant demand.He coined the term "Full-time daddy in a part-time world" and has written the definitive book about handling the hurt that comes from wearing that tag. He brings hope, where others never thought it was needed.

Author Biography

Craig Daliessio is an author, speaker and blogger whose expertise on the matter of divorced fatherhood has earned him recognition from "Huffpost Live!" where he has appeared as a paneled expert on the topic on numerous occasions. His divorced dads blog "Sometimes Daddies Cry" is the top site on internet searches for divorced dads. He hosts a radio program on Blogtalk radio by the same name. He is a certified life coach, (AACC) and an alumnus of Liberty University. And most of all he is Morgan's dad.

Number of Pages: 238
Dimensions: 0.5 x 9 x 6 IN
Publication Date: May 05, 2013
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