Maayan Adam Names Newborn Son "Eito" After Difficult Medical Journey
Translated & summarized from Ice by baba
Israeli media personality Maayan Adam named her newborn son Eito, inspired by the verse "He has made everything beautiful in its time." The name reflects her unexpected natural pregnancy after a difficult medical history including cancer and the start of a surrogacy process. The birth was further symbolized by rain starting at the moment of delivery, reinforcing the name's significance for the family.
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- Maayan Adam named her newborn son Eito, inspired by a verse about timing.
- The name reflects her unexpected natural pregnancy after a cancer diagnosis.
- Adam and her partner had begun surrogacy due to her medical history.
- Rain began falling at the exact moment of the baby's birth.
- She previously underwent difficult births and surgeries.
Israeli media personality Maayan Adam has revealed the name of her third child and first son: Eito. Adam explained in a personal post that the name was inspired by the verse from Ecclesiastes, "He has made everything beautiful in its time." This verse holds particular significance given the unexpected circumstances of her pregnancy and birth.
Adam and her partner, Yuval Tselner, had begun the surrogacy process due to her complex medical history, which included difficult births for her two daughters, Tavor and Kedem, and a subsequent diagnosis of rare ovarian cancer. Following surgeries that resulted in the removal of one ovary and a fallopian tube, further natural pregnancy seemed unlikely.
However, Adam became pregnant naturally, defying medical expectations. The timing of the pregnancy, coinciding with the start of their surrogacy journey, reinforced the choice of the name Eito. Adding to the symbolic meaning, it began raining precisely as the baby was born, further solidifying the family's feeling that the name was fitting.
Adam, who previously underwent a Cesarean section for her second daughter, also navigated medical considerations regarding a vaginal birth for Eito. Despite medical assessments suggesting labor was not imminent, she chose to remain at the hospital in her 40th week of pregnancy, trusting her instincts and seeking to be involved in birth decisions.
She concluded her post with a dedication to her son, "It is your time, Eito, go devour it."
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