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Daddict: My Side My Story
"Daddict My side, My Story"- Daddict is my story as a parent and an addict. When you take an addict that, to be honest keep using all way up to my thirties. Which slowly more and more I stayed away from the drugs but the struggle of the real world was a lot to handle being sober. Long story short I have never been perfect, but I am here to help people through my experiences. That's when you take an addict and make him a dad, you get Daddict.
75 pages, Kindle Edition
Published July 30, 2024
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October 20, 2025
A heart touching book!
This was a deep and heart touching book. It was about overcoming a troubled childhood. The author's dear Mother died of cancer and he had to deal with an aloof dad. He did also have a step dad, later. He never felt he fit in at school and was very lonely in childhood. The author talks very honestly and openly about his struggles with addiction. Never judge others because you don't walk in their shoes. When he married and had children, his life changed after a long struggle. He finally overcame his addiction, but it's still a daily struggle. His family and children changed his priorities and gave him strength and courage to overcome his addiction. So, this heartfelt book was definitely about overcoming and having, "a life worth living." And that's the best kind of book written from the heart. The book does need some editing, though.
This was a deep and heart touching book. It was about overcoming a troubled childhood. The author's dear Mother died of cancer and he had to deal with an aloof dad. He did also have a step dad, later. He never felt he fit in at school and was very lonely in childhood. The author talks very honestly and openly about his struggles with addiction. Never judge others because you don't walk in their shoes. When he married and had children, his life changed after a long struggle. He finally overcame his addiction, but it's still a daily struggle. His family and children changed his priorities and gave him strength and courage to overcome his addiction. So, this heartfelt book was definitely about overcoming and having, "a life worth living." And that's the best kind of book written from the heart. The book does need some editing, though.
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