Por: New York Post Life December 11, 2022
I can’t imagine what you’re going through. It’s a platitude passed off to people experiencing the worst. But comedian and “Catastrophe” co-star and founder Rob Delaney, who lost his 2-year-old son, Henry, from a rare type of brain tumor in 2018, wants people to imagine. In the first few pages of (Spiegel & Grau, out now) Delaney writes, “not infrequently, I find myself wanting to ask people I know and like to imagine a specific... + full article
Vanity Fair USA Entertainment December 13, 2022
-csjEHZ kpqyHT body body container article body data-journey-hook=client-content data-testid=BodyWrapper>Late last month, Rob Delaney traveled to New York for the US release date of his new book, A Heart That Works, and when he arrived, he asked his 1.5 million followers on... + más
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Los Angeles Times USA Politics December 02, 2022
At 13, Maddie Delaney was first chair viola in the orchestra at her San Leandro middle school, keeping rhythm for the violins as her mother, Jennifer Williams, puts it — until she began to have delusions. Three weeks ago, at 38, Delaney died while sleeping in a dirt lot, her... + más
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The Boston Globe USA Entertainment November 24, 2022
When Rob Delaney’s son, Henry, was in the hospital being treated for a brain tumor, the boy’s father was struck by the other parents he encountered in the cafeteria.“It’s such a weird, difficult, lonely world,” Delaney says of the families and the health care workers... + más
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Los Angeles Times USA Entertainment October 29, 2022
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New York Post USA Life October 19, 2022
“Catastrophe” star Rob Delaney has shared heartbreaking details about hearing his infant son had a brain tumor — and his tragic death at age 2. The US comedian has written a book, “A Heart That Works,” where he tells the story of his son Henry’s diagnosis and death... + más
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