He was a husband who wanted nothing more than to be a father.

But after three miscarriages, what he held wasn’t a child — but his wife’s tears, month after month, year after year.

This story is a window into a home filled with love but haunted by loss.

🔹 How does a man grieve the children he never got to meet?

🔹 What does it mean to be strong when your heart is breaking too?

🔹 How do couples hold on to each other when hope keeps slipping through their fingers?

This episode invites us to sit with the quiet sorrow of miscarriage — the grief that few talk about, especially from a man’s perspective.

We pray for couples waiting, couples mourning, and couples hoping again.

🛐 At the end, we pray for wombs, for strength, and for healing. For the men and women who carry silent pain behind their smiles

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