📰 FATHERHOOD FOCUS | A Moment of Anger, A Lifetime of Regret – A Must-Read for Every Parent Dear Readers, In today’s fast-paced world, parents—especially fathers—are under more pressure than ever before. Between the demands of work, family, and personal responsibilities, stress can build silently. And when it goes unchecked, it can erupt in heartbreaking ways. Let us share a powerful story that has touched hearts across the globe. It’s a painful reminder of why emotional control, especially in moments of anger, is so important in parenting. A young father was polishing his brand-new 4x4 pickup truck when his 4-year-old son, playing nearby, picked up a stone and scratched several lines along the side of the vehicle. In a fit of uncontrolled anger, the father grabbed a nearby wrench and struck his son's hands repeatedly. At the hospital, the doctors confirmed multiple fractures. The child would never regain full use of his fingers. As the boy looked at his father with tear-filled eyes, he asked, “Dad… when will my fingers grow back?” The father, shattered and speechless, returned home and kicked the truck in frustration—only to see what his son had written in those scratches: "LOVE U DADI." That night, overwhelmed by guilt and grief, the man took his own life. This story, though tragic, carries a powerful message: Anger is a moment; love is a lifetime. In a world that often values material possessions above personal connections, this story urges us to pause and reflect. A car can be fixed or replaced—but a child’s hand, their spirit, or their life cannot. 💡 A Message to All Parents: Watch your emotions—stress, fatigue, or frustration can cloud judgment. Value your child’s intentions—they often act from a place of love, not malice. Prioritize people over possessions—things are tools; relationships are treasures. Be the calm in their storm—your child learns how to handle emotions by watching you. This year, let us all choose love over anger, connection over correction, and presence over perfection. Because in the end, our children won’t remember the things we gave them—they’ll remember how we made them feel. @followers #GlobalFatherhoodFoundation #Fatherhoodrevolution (fb)

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