Forever My Daddy: Denied

Forever My Daddy: Denied is about Money, Power, and Legal Lessons Learned by a Daddy Blocked from his Children's Lives.

Forever My Daddy: Denied is about Money, Power, and Legal Lessons Learned by a Daddy Blocked from his Children's Lives. Despite our modern epidemic of fatherlessness -- and the myriad social problems it causes -- vast numbers of loving, caring, devoted fathers are blocked from their children's hearts and lives. It's called Parental Alienation Syndrome -- a byproduct of broken marriages and a scourge of unnecessary emotional pain for kids and fathers alike, but it doesn't have to be this bad. There are powerful ways to cope, even ways to help prevent Parental Alienation Syndrome. Forever My Daddy: Denied is filled with hard-earned wisdom, invaluable lessons, and vital perspectives for every parent and parent-to-be. Relatives and friends impacted by the emotional fallout of marriages that didn't last, as well as all the teachers, coaches, counselors, lawyers, and healthcare professionals who care for children of failed marriages will also benefit from reading Forever My Daddy: Denied. Forever My Daddy: Denied shows how to help prevent Parental Alienation Syndrome, and how to counter and even overcome the obstacles that threaten to deny far too many loving daddies from participating in their children's lives.

Dr. Michael S. Joyner, a Hand and Microsurgeon in private practice located in Boca Raton, Florida, is the creator and founder of the Forever My Daddy Grand Foundation and inventor of Touchless Flatware. Dr. Joyner, a Los Angeles, California native and Loyola High School Alumnus, received his undergraduate training at UC Berkeley and Howard University. After being awarded a Bachelor of Science degree at Howard University, Dr. Joyner earned his medical degree from Georgetown University School of Medicine in Washington, DC, where he was a United States Army Health Scholarship recipient. He completed his general surgery internship at Walter Reed Army Medical Center where he served active duty as a captain in the United States Army. After surgical internship, Dr. Joyner served as a US Army General Medical Officer and Primary Brigade Surgeon at the Presidio of Monterey Army Health Clinic from 1996 to 2000. Dr. Joyner received his postgraduate training in General Surgery at Morehouse School of Medicine in Atlanta, Georgia. While serving as Chief General Surgery resident at Grady Memorial Hospital Dr. Joyner became very experienced in Trauma Surgery. He served as a Christin M. Kleinert Hand Surgery Fellow in 2005 and a visiting microsurgical scholar to Chang-Gung Memorial Hospital, Taipei, Taiwan in 2006. He was a staff hand surgeon and clinical instructor at the University of Louisville Kleinert Institute before starting private practice.