His Babies Didn't Cry is a deeply personal account of love, loss, and the lifelong scars left by tragedy.
When his twin sons died at birth, their father was thrust into an anguish no parent should ever endure. Grief and regret reshaped his life, leaving him battling not only sorrow but also the physical toll.
Through raw reflection, he confronts the medical missteps, the weight of choices made under pressure, and the unrelenting burden of "what if." Haunted by the suffering his sons endured, he writes with the hope that one day, when they meet again, his boys will forgive him for not being the advocate they deserved.
A moving story of heartbreak, resilience, and enduring love,
His Babies Didn't Cry
gives voice to pain too often silenced and to the healing that can begin when grief is finally shared.