Better Call Daddy

73. LGBT, and Left at Auntie’s. José Miguel Longo

José Miguel Longo is truly a walking miracle. His mother gave him up to an auntie in a third world country to raise him at a young age.  When he tried to come home, she kicked him out again… he was only a teenager. Jose attempted suicide twice. He struggled to figure out his sexual identity, and his parents were not supportive of him when he came out. In fact, his mother punished him for it. Despite every challenge that life threw at him, he is here and he is happy. This episode of Better Call Daddy show is Jose’s road to finding value in himself. It’s emotional, authentic, raw, and powerful, and you definitely don’t want to miss it.  Better Call Daddy: The Safe Space for Controversy.
 
Connect with Jose! 
Instagram: @josemiguellongo 
Twitter: @josemiguellongo 
LinkedIn: José Miguel Longo 
Website: <a href="https://www.coachingwithjosemiguel.com/">www.coachingwithjosemiguel.com/</a> 
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