Elizabeth Morey

Elizabeth Morey

Elizabeth Morey graduated summa cum laude from Aquinas College in Grand Rapids, MI, where she dual majored in English Literature and Spanish with minors in Writing and Business Administration. She was a member of the school's Insignis Honors Society and the president of the literary honors society Lambda Iota Tau.

Some of Elizabeth's special interests include Spanish and English linguistics, modern grammar and spelling, and journalism. She has been writing professionally for more than five years and specializes in health topics such as breast cancer, autism, diabetes, and Alzheimer's disease. Apart from her work at GreaterGood, she has also written art and culture articles for the Grand Rapids Magazine.

Elizabeth has lived in the beautiful Great Lakes State for most of her life but also loves to travel. She currently resides a short drive away from the dazzling shores of Lake Michigan with her beloved husband.

Articles by Elizabeth Morey

MatchingDonors.com Is Changing the Way Patients Are Matched with Organ Donors

MatchingDonors.com Is Changing the Way Patients Are Matched with Organ Donors

When a prospective patient finally called and asked, "Is this a scam?" Paul Dooley replied, "I don't know, could be. You're the first patient."

MatchingDonors.com Is Changing the Way Patients Are Matched with Organ Donors

When a prospective patient finally called and asked, "Is this a scam?" Paul Dooley replied, "I don't know, could be. You're the first patient."

Army Veteran Couple Was Floundering in Civilian Life - Until They Started This Eccentric Farm

Army Veteran Couple Was Floundering in Civilian Life - Until They Started This Eccentric Farm

"A farm? Like, what are we gonna do with that? But okay, sure. We'll go see it."

Army Veteran Couple Was Floundering in Civilian Life - Until They Started This Eccentric Farm

"A farm? Like, what are we gonna do with that? But okay, sure. We'll go see it."

Reddit Cancels Woman for Refusing to Acknowledge Mixed-Race Adopted Girl as "Real" Grandchild

Reddit Cancels Woman for Refusing to Acknowledge Mixed-Race Adopted Girl as "Real" Grandchild

"I overheard my mother saying she can't wait to have a real grandchild. I immediately asked what she meant by that. She said that she just means it's obvious that...

Reddit Cancels Woman for Refusing to Acknowledge Mixed-Race Adopted Girl as "Real" Grandchild

"I overheard my mother saying she can't wait to have a real grandchild. I immediately asked what she meant by that. She said that she just means it's obvious that...

Even Though He's Feisty and Destructive, This 5-Foot Iguana Managed to Find His Perfect Family

Even Though He's Feisty and Destructive, This 5-Foot Iguana Managed to Find His Perfect Family

"He really does not like tie-dye. He hates flannel patterns. He's threatened by the color orange in any any hue."

Even Though He's Feisty and Destructive, This 5-Foot Iguana Managed to Find His Perfect Family

"He really does not like tie-dye. He hates flannel patterns. He's threatened by the color orange in any any hue."

Student Rescues Senior Chihuahua with Alopecia, Takes Her from Scaredy Cat to Social Butterfly

Student Rescues Senior Chihuahua with Alopecia, Takes Her from Scaredy Cat to Social Butterfly

"When I saw her come off the truck as we were unloading them, everybody just stopped, and it was like a communal, 'Ohh.'"

Student Rescues Senior Chihuahua with Alopecia, Takes Her from Scaredy Cat to Social Butterfly

"When I saw her come off the truck as we were unloading them, everybody just stopped, and it was like a communal, 'Ohh.'"

Redditor Refuses to Get Out of Elevator When Mom of 7 Kids Demands It. Who's Right and Who's Wrong?

Redditor Refuses to Get Out of Elevator When Mom of 7 Kids Demands It. Who's Right and Who's Wrong?

Should large families take priority over individual elevator riders? Or do you follow the first-come-first-served rule?

Redditor Refuses to Get Out of Elevator When Mom of 7 Kids Demands It. Who's Right and Who's Wrong?

Should large families take priority over individual elevator riders? Or do you follow the first-come-first-served rule?