Dear Daughter: A Dad's Marriage Advice on Love, Pain, Healing and the Law
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| Rating | : | 4.15 (873 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1633934616 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 115 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2013-07-21 |
| Language | : | English |
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"A POWERFUL journey through love, pain and lessons toward Healing and Building a" according to Nina Newsome-Edmundson. A POWERFUL journey through love, pain and lessons toward Healing and Building a HEALTHY self and HEALTHY relationships. I love the journey toward healing, weaved with "expert advice," raw testimonials and even parts that made me laugh out loud seeing parts of my old self, as a woman and wife who struggled with "daddy issues." How rare to hear / read authentic love, pain and a journey to self-healing from a Man's journey that Mr.LaVeist shares throughout this book.I HIGHLY recommend this book as I know firsthand the manifestation of NOT dealing with, worki. Marlene said Knowing Yourself First.. First I would like to Thank the author Wil LaVeist for allowing readers into is personal space. I thank God for your Strength and Honesty.I Highly recommend this book. I read it in "Knowing Yourself First." according to Marlene. First I would like to Thank the author Wil LaVeist for allowing readers into is personal space. I thank God for your Strength and Honesty.I Highly recommend this book. I read it in 2 Days ( couldn't put it down). This book taught me that just when you think you've got everything under control. There is still SOME LUGGAGE TO UNPACK .Anyone that reads this book is bound to see themselves or their relationship in 1 of the 10 chapters and before I can be open honest and truthful to someone else about my journey or Rollercoaster ride that I call Life I need to. Days ( couldn't put it down). This book taught me that just when you think you've got everything under control. There is still SOME LUGGAGE TO UNPACK .Anyone that reads this book is bound to see themselves or their relationship in 1 of the 10 chapters and before I can be open honest and truthful to someone else about my journey or Rollercoaster ride that I call Life I need to. "An ABSOLUTE must read!!!" according to Valley Holly. Although this book is geared towards a Father offering loving advice to his young Daughter on how to love, and how to deal with unexpected and overwhelming pain, the "jewels" that are dropped here can certainly serve as a blueprint for any man/woman (young or old) who may contemplating a serious relationship that leads to marriage in the future. An ABSOLUTE must read!! Kudos to my Brother & Friend Will LaVeist!! Continue to Be Great.
LaVeist instead focused on the future, confronting the root cause that led to this tremendous pain and his daughter's resentment as she tries to cope with the truth. Dear Daughter is his love letter from a dad to his daughter, and to all women who've had broken relationships with their fathers that often lead to reckless choices that cause great pain. After 20-plus years of marriage and parenting, popular radio host, professor and author Wil LaVeist uncovered a family secret that dropped him and his adult daughter to their knees. A chance DNA test revealed that his "daddy's girl" is not his biological child. He bridges the "deadbeat dads" gap, delivering transparent provocative dialogue on love, pain, healing and the law that good dad's share, but that many women miss when their fathers are absent or dysfunctional. Dear Daughter will appeal to women who are considering marriage and parenting, but also anyone who desires healthy long-term love relationships.. In this, ironically, pro-marriage work, LaVeist weaves the advice of experts with storytelling - including his own journey ending in divorce court, revealing the damaging flaws of paternity laws
willaveist . Wil LaVeist is an award-winning multimedia journalist and writer whose work has been published in The Chicago Tribune, Philadelphia Daily News, The Daily Press, the Virginian-Pilot, and by Random House/Princeton Review, where he co-wrote "8 Steps to Help Black Families Pay for College." Wil is a communications consultant, profess
A doctoral candidate at Old Dominion University, his research focuses on developing a rhetoric for effective culturally competent health communications online. About the Author Wil LaVeist is an award-winning multimedia journalist and writer whose work has been published in The Chicago Tribune, Philadelphia Daily News, The Daily Press, the Virginian-Pilot, and by Random House/Princeton Review, where he co-wrote "8 Steps to Help Black Families Pay for College." Wil is a communications consultant, professor and talk radio host of The Wil LaVeist Show and podcast. willaveist