"Mommy! Mommy! Ethan said my name!"

Isaac was blown away that his little brother actually said his name. For months now, Ethan would call both of his older brothers, Isaiah. Ethan adores his big brothers and because of that, there are two words he can say the clearest; "Isaiah" and the word "no." The word "no" is usually directed toward Ellen and I, which is often accompanied with aggressive hand-waving and head-shaking. For example, "Ethan, eat your food"="NO!" or "Ethan, don't climb on the table"= "NO!" or "Ethan, it's time for a nap"= "NO!"

Now, Ethan has a new favorite word, "Isaac." Isaac smiles every time he hears his name. Our own name is the most important sound in the human language. It is directly linked to our identity and who we are. For example, what's the question you ask when a pregnant woman reveals the gender of her unborn child? "What is your baby's name?" You had a name before you were even born.

In our fast-paced, high-stress, and over-stimulated society we often struggle remembering people's names. This is not due to a lack of care but potentially due to a lack of presence in the moment of introduction. Our minds wander off more often than we would like, even during important events in our lives. My encouragement is to remember and use people's names and watch the joy rise in that person. You had a name and you were loved before you were even born.

TWC

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Evan Marshall Mosier is finally here. He is alive and well!

However, a few months ago, we didn't think that was the case. While camping on Memorial Day weekend, Ellen thought she was undergoing a miscarriage because of an abnormal amount of blood she was experiencing. We have never been through anything like that before and it was beginning to break our hearts. Despite the abnormal amount of blood, Ellen continued to feel morning sickness as if her pregnancy was still occurring. Her hormones hadn't returned back to "normal", non-pregnant, levels. This was a constant reminder of what she had lost. We made contact with the doctor's office about our sudden loss and with a call back, they asked for her to come into the office to have an ultrasound with a possible D&C. As we arrived to the doctor's office and entered the waiting room, there was a weird feeling as we were surrounded by happy, pregnant couples. Another reminder of our loss.

Sometimes in our darkest moments, God shows up and shows off. Our ultrasound tech was unaware of our situation. All of a sudden, the tech casually says, "There's your baby with a heart rate of 154 BPM" as she's staring as the ultrasound monitor. Let's just say we were shocked.

Fast forward to today, Evan is well-loved and wants constant cuddles from his big brothers who, of course, fight each other for the opportunity. We had 2 fears going into this 4th child of ours. First being a lack of time or presence from Ellen and I for each boy. We don't want them to grow up fighting for their individual attention with us. The second fear was, do I have enough love in the tank for a 4th boy? The other 3 have it all! However, what I quickly discovered while holding Evan for the first time, is that love is a limitless resource.

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