Fatherhood after a complex diagnosis
What happens after receiving a technical name when the family still has no map, clear prognosis or way to organise what comes next.
Press room
A story about fatherhood, data and families trying to understand what is difficult to understand.
Materials for journalists, podcasts, associations, schools and organisations interested in Project S.F., EchoFather Families, the book Nunca estuve preparado, music and artificial intelligence.
A family experience turned into method, creative work and support.
Interview angles
Six possible conversations. One underlying story.
Families who receive information, but not understanding
How we support families in understanding their situation, organising ideas, test results, medical reports, appointments, questions and next steps—without practising medicine or replacing professionals.
Data as a bridge between families and medicine
How training in Big Data and Data Science can be applied to timelines, versions, sources, patterns and consultation preparation.
From S.F.’s case to a documentary method
Project S.F., version control, corrections, cross-system integration and the separation of facts, evidence, interpretation and hypotheses.
Writing when there is no manual
Nunca estuve preparado as a testimony of fatherhood, uncertainty and reconstruction—not a guide or a manufactured overcoming story.
Music, identity and artificial intelligence
AnoniMe, Murdock and the relationship between human experience, authorship, technological tools and a voice that carries stories into another language.
The book
Nunca estuve preparado. A real story, not a manual.
A story of fatherhood, complex diagnosis, fear, uncertainty and the decision to continue when life no longer resembles what had been imagined.
The book moves through early hope, fracture, a path without instructions, S.F.’s growth and the transformation of a family experience into a different way of looking at the present.
Personal testimony
Fatherhood and disability
Diagnosis and uncertainty
Family, guilt and resilience
Media resources
Everything needed in two clicks.
Short bio
Hernán Falbo
Argentine father, data analyst, author and creator of EchoFather. His training in Big Data and Data Science evolved into a documentary method applied to Project S.F. and later to EchoFather Families.
He is the author of Nunca estuve preparado and creator of the EchoFather music project. He is not a doctor: his role is documentary, analytical and methodological.