January 6Th - Sizer, John

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Résumé :
January 6, 2014-on this day, i discovered that i had 16 dollars100 dollar bills in my wallet. Every account i thought had was completely empty. I had resigned from my great teaching position not to be rehired. My wife who had never had so much as a speeding ticket was going to prison. My home that i thought was paid for was in foreclosure. My two Cadillac's i also believed to be paid for were soon to be repossessed. I had a 12 year old little girl who had never known anything but living the lifestyle of gymnastics, suburbs, nice schools, and elaborate vacations. Her life and mine were about to completely change. We both fully discovered on this day that everything her mother and my wife had been telling us for months and years before this were nothing but lies. We discovered she was a sociopath, liar, manipulator, and gambling addict all in one day. I had been a successful teacher and coach and lived in an affluent suburb of Cincinnati. At that time I taught in local schools, a huge school district. I was coaching football at one of the local high schools, a nationally prominent program. This life for my daughter and I was about to do a complete 180. This book goes on to explain the life that gave us the ability to survive this adversity.

Biographie:
John Sizer is a high school special-education teacher and coach of both football and track for the past twenty-five years. This book is a true story of overcoming adversity. Six years ago, John and his daughter were faced with a crisis of monumental proportions. This story depicts what happened during this crisis and the events that gave John the strength to make it through. John has a degree from the University of Cincinnati and was a four-year starter in football. John also has a master's degree. John is now a certified teacher in the state of Ohio. John's daughter is now a senior in high school and has been accepted by the University of Cincinnati. This story depicts the extremely difficult journey that John and his daughter had to go through for them to make it to her high school graduation. It demonstrates strength and the desire to overcome incredible adversity. This story is 100 percent true, and I hope you enjoy it!