Creativity

Bruce Feiler, Council of Dads author, speaks about his cancer, his kids and his plan for their future

Chuck Warnock

20 Jun 2010

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Bruce Feiler, author of the book, The Council of Dads: My Daughters, My Illness, and the Men Who Could Be Me, talks about his diagnosis with bone cancer, and of his plan to provide his two daughters with a 'council of dads' in case he's not around for them in the future. This is a great story for Father's Day or any day. Watch it.

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