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

This Blind Cat Was Returned to the Shelter Twice. Now His Forever Family Calls Him a Blessing

This Blind Cat Was Returned to the Shelter Twice. Now His Forever Family Calls Him a Blessing

"If anything, I think a cat with a disability should be looked at even more because they get overlooked so much."

This Blind Cat Was Returned to the Shelter Twice. Now His Forever Family Calls Him a Blessing

"If anything, I think a cat with a disability should be looked at even more because they get overlooked so much."

This Blind and Deaf Aussie Helped Raise 2 COVID Kittens and a Deafblind Puppy

This Blind and Deaf Aussie Helped Raise 2 COVID Kittens and a Deafblind Puppy

"In some way, I think that both of them look at Little Buddy as a mother figure or a father figure, because they were so young they didn't have anybody...

This Blind and Deaf Aussie Helped Raise 2 COVID Kittens and a Deafblind Puppy

"In some way, I think that both of them look at Little Buddy as a mother figure or a father figure, because they were so young they didn't have anybody...

Wife Irate After Learning Husband Hid Stepdaughter's Passport to Keep Her from Going on Trip

Wife Irate After Learning Husband Hid Stepdaughter's Passport to Keep Her from Going on Trip

"I booked (paid) for the whole family. However, my daughter told me she couldn't find her passport. We turned the house upside down looking for it but couldn't find it....

Wife Irate After Learning Husband Hid Stepdaughter's Passport to Keep Her from Going on Trip

"I booked (paid) for the whole family. However, my daughter told me she couldn't find her passport. We turned the house upside down looking for it but couldn't find it....

GreaterGood’s Funding Is Changing the Face of Tumor Metastasis Research

GreaterGood’s Funding Is Changing the Face of Tumor Metastasis Research

Thank you for helping us reach this important milestone of $75 million raised for charity!

GreaterGood’s Funding Is Changing the Face of Tumor Metastasis Research

Thank you for helping us reach this important milestone of $75 million raised for charity!

Couple Barred from Adopting Dog After Rescue Owner Learns Their Son Has Autism

Couple Barred from Adopting Dog After Rescue Owner Learns Their Son Has Autism

"Some may critize [sic] my policy, but I just will not take a chance with another dog. Erin Doan, my rescue dogs are deserving of SAFE, loving forever homes. That's...

Couple Barred from Adopting Dog After Rescue Owner Learns Their Son Has Autism

"Some may critize [sic] my policy, but I just will not take a chance with another dog. Erin Doan, my rescue dogs are deserving of SAFE, loving forever homes. That's...

Study Says Cancer Cells Get More Aggressive After Squeezing Through Tight Spaces

Study Says Cancer Cells Get More Aggressive After Squeezing Through Tight Spaces

When cancer cells are physically squeezed as they pass out of tumors or into tiny blood vessels, they become less prone to cell death and more aggressive.

Study Says Cancer Cells Get More Aggressive After Squeezing Through Tight Spaces

When cancer cells are physically squeezed as they pass out of tumors or into tiny blood vessels, they become less prone to cell death and more aggressive.