Elizabeth Grow is an editor and content writer for Love What Matters. A graduate of Utah State University, she now lives in Las Vegas with her husband and two dogs. Elizabeth loves sharing stories that raise awareness for neglected populations within our society, particularly the mentally ill. She loves music, any kind of DIY craft project, and a good movie.
“For 5 of the 6 days of my son’s life, he was hooked up to hospital machines. It can be hard to look at, but if you look past the tubes and tape, you’ll see my beautiful baby boy.”
“An eagle-eyed neighbor had been watching the nest for a few weeks and noticed the bird tangled in twine, abandoned by its parents weeks ago, and relying on a sibling for bits and pieces of fish.”
“Many pet owners aren’t aware there are alternatives to treating animals in pain. Angela hopes to change that.”
“We hear so much about the importance of having a village, but so many of us are, in the same breath, admitting we just don’t have one.”
“It’s the one normal thing that keeps me wanting to be well. It’s a bright spot during the dark days. It’s the best medicine ever.”
“If you really knew, your views would be different. Your judgment would melt away.”
“Why doesn’t anyone tell you these are choices you will have to make? Why doesn’t anyone speak up?”
“And one day, when someone else treats them the way you treated them, they will say, ‘This is love.’ So teach them well. No matter what you were taught yourself.”
“You’ll find Lanny putting in a full day’s work inside the woodshop, so everyone has a pocket-sized reminder of how much they are loved.”
“We celebrate the magic of special days in our house all year long.”
