Last year, right before Shavuot, my wife had a traumatic second-trimester miscarriage.
I debated whether to write about the experience for quite some time, but decided that I would share my thoughts–from a not often heard father’s perspective–in the hope that it might bring those who share this all too common loss a measure of nechama (comfort).
Here is the article I wrote, published at Tablet Magazine.
https://www.tabletmag.com/sections/belief/articles/mourning-miscarriage-shavuot
Yosef Lindell 
Dear Yosef,
Your perspective, which reveals that which has been hiding in full sight from me and I am sure many others, is powerfully insightful and hauntingly beautiful. “Sinai’s glory and grandeur…its shards and shivers, its splinters and its slivers.”
Honestly, I can’t think of an appropriate way to sign off.
Zvi
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That’s very kind of you! I am glad you found it meaningful.
All the best,
Yosef
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