Table Talks: Discussing Dad Life

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A Healthier Michigan Table Talks Discussing Dad Life
According to a study by Pew Research Center, 57% of American fathers believe fatherhood is central to their identity.
Herman Moore, Vince McKinnon, Andy Hetzel and Ryan Ermanni
Herman Moore, Vince McKinnon, Andy Hetzel and Ryan Ermanni discuss fatherhood.
Fatherhood poses unique challenges for men. From raising children to keeping themselves healthy, parenting is unlike any other experience.
Andy Hetzel, VP of Corporate Communications at Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan sat down with other fathers to discuss the joys and struggles of parenting and how they work to keep their families healthy.
He was joined by Ryan Ermanni, morning news reporter at WJBK-TV Fox 2, Vince McKinnon, wellness manager at Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan and Herman Moore, Detroit Lions legend and founder of the Herman Moore Tackle Life Foundation.
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