Dads Find Support After Wives Die of Cancer in North Carolina
Bruce Ham and other fathers formed Single Fathers Due to Cancer at UNC Chapel Hill to cope with grief after their wives died of cancer. Since 2010 the group, started by Justin Yopp and Dr. Don Rosenstein, has met monthly, helping dads support their children and regain laughter. The program aims to expand to other areas.
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Bruce Ham
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Lisa
University of North Carolina At Chapel Hill
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Justin Yopp
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Karl Owen
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Don Rosenstein
Men see fatherhood as key to happiness and tradition
A AP WE poll finds over 80 percent of men always wanted or expect to be fathers. Dads report stronger ties between fatherhood, love life and career, with 91 percent of men under 35 already or likely to have children. Women emphasize parenting more. single mothers and marriage dynamics shape views on equal parenting.
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The New Dads Share Equal Parenting Duties
Laura and Marco Radecaj of Florida describe a 50 50 split in child care and housework. The trend shows young fathers increasingly involved, from diapers to nightly feeds, reflecting shifts in gender roles and father identity amid modern work life.
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New York
Laura Radecaj
Vero Beach
Fla
Radecal
Marco
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