Hello my people. The Lie I Almost Believed The biggest lie I almost believed after my accident was that if I kept living a full life, it meant I did not have faith in God. Some religious voices even implied that because I was not spending every day “waiting to walk again,” I was not really waiting on God. That beli…
Wednesday, September 03, 2025
Finding Light in the Dark: Humor, Faith, and Life After Spinal Cord Injury
Hello my people, Why Humor Matters After a Spinal Cord Injury Dark humor has always been one of the ways I cope. When you have lived through a spinal cord injury, sometimes you laugh so you do not cry. Yes, I lost my ability to walk back in 2008. But I also gained perspective, resilience, and let’s be real, front r…
Hello my people, Spinal Cord Injuries Can Happen to Anyone When most people think of spinal cord injuries, they picture extreme sports or wild accidents. The truth is much different. A spinal cord injury can happen to anyone, at any age, and often in the most ordinary moments. I was 18 years old in 2008 when my acc…
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 …
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…


