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I am working on an article about miscarriage and am seeking expert advice on helping the husband/partner to cope.
Often times, the husband (or partner) is trying to be strong for the woman as she is grappling with the physical and emotional toll and grieving the loss while still experiencing morning sickness and other pregnancy symptoms.
I'd be interested in hearing about tips for the man:
- what is the best way for him to recover emotionally?
- what is the best way for him to support his partner?
If any man would like to share his experience, I would welcome this information as well.

Cheers.
Kris