The first time my daughter asked why I use a wheelchair, I held my breath. Not because I didn't have an answer. I've had that answer for a long time. I held my breath because I knew whatever I said next would become part of how she sees me, and honestly, part of how she sees everybody. When your child asks a…
I actually had to whip out my calculator to do the math because I seriously couldn’t believe it: It has been 18 whole years. Eighteen years since the car accident that resulted in my spinal cord injury. March 23, 2008. Eighteen years since I last walked on my own two feet. The wild part? I was 18 years old when it h…
Traveling with a disability usually means planning every detail in advance. Transportation, hotel rooms, restrooms, activities, terrain, and accessibility gaps all need careful consideration. When you add kids into the mix, the mental load grows even heavier. That’s why our recent family trip to Martin County, Florid…
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Hello My People Someone once asked me, “Lizzy, what do you want the most right now?” And when my response was not “to walk again,” they were kind of shocked. Oops. Why People Expect a Different Answer For many, the automatic assumption is that walking again must be the ultimate dream for anyone with a spinal …
Hello my people! This September marks nine years of marriage for us. At our wedding, his vow said, “it’s you and I,” and that is still the way we live today. Celebrating Nine Years of Marriage Recently, I received a message asking me to talk about relationships as part of my Spinal Cord Injury Awareness Month seri…
Hello my people, September is Spinal Cord Injury Awareness Month and one of the questions I get asked most often online is some version of this: “How did you get pregnant and have two kids if you cannot walk?” I understand why people are curious. After my car accident in 2008, I had questions too. I wondered what …
Beauty has always been more than the products I use for me. It is an extension of who I am as a mom, a creator, and a woman navigating life in a wheelchair. When I share my beauty routines, it is not just about lip gloss or skin care. It is about showing that beauty is for everyone, no matter your lifestyle or circums…
I have always believed that fashion is a language, and the way we dress speaks before we ever say a word. As a wheelchair user, my clothes are more than fabric. They are confidence, visibility, and sometimes even advocacy. Recently, I slipped into a tailored two piece suit and felt unstoppable. There is something ab…
Monday, February 03, 2025
Refresh Your Wardrobe This Spring with Stitch Fix: A Personal Styling Experience
Hello my people. Today I'm excited to share how Stitch Fix can transform your spring wardrobe with personalized styling delivered right to your doorstep. See my favorite outfits and watch my full try-on session on Instagram! CLICK HERE Spring is in the air, and it’s the perfect time to refresh your wardrobe! If yo…
Lizzy
Hi, I’m Lizzy.
This is a personal lifestyle and motherhood blog written and edited by me. I’m a mom, wife, and wheelchair user sharing real life through accessibility, family, and everyday living.
Blogging and content creation are my full-time work, and I use this space to share honest experiences, helpful resources, and stories that reflect life as it really is.
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Transitioning from One Child to Two: A Personal Journey of Balancing Love
Hello friends! This is a post I've been wanting to write because I believe it'll help somebody out there. Becoming a parent for the second time is an exhilarating journey, but it can also bring a whirlwind of emotions for your firstborn. As a mom who's walked this path, I'm here to share heartfelt, si…


