Struggling with Serendipity

by ParentCo. June 22, 2017

Lady watching up wearing swim dress

Subscribe to Parent Co. on YouTube! In 2000, Elizabeth Kolbe suffered a C6-7 spinal cord injury when her and her mother, Cindy, were in a car accident. With the help of her family and friends, Beth would go on to accomplish extraordinary things, including swimming in the Paralympics and for the Harvard College Women’s Swimming Team. Elizabeth works as a lawyer in Washington, DC. Follow their inspiring story of perseverance and teamwork. This video is a part of Parent Co. Stories, a new video series sharing authentic stories for curious parents. Subscribe to our YouTube channel to see the latest story every week. --- Special Thanks to Cindy and Beth Kolbe for sharing their story. You can read Cindy’s original article, “Breathing Lessons” on Parent Co. and learn more about their story at strugglingwithserendipity.com


ParentCo.

Author



Also in Conversations

siblings sitting on a couch and looking at a computer
Black Heroes to Introduce Your Kids To

by Allyson Stone

One of the best ways that we can empower Black people is continuing to share their accomplishments, achievements, trials and tribulations, victories, and their contributions.

Continue Reading

couple ignoring each other after fight
Coping with the End of the Relationship You Knew Before Parenthood

by Tere Medina

After a baby, the dynamics, responsibilities and priorities between a couple change. Many may experience this stage as a form of grief. Here's how to cope. 

Continue Reading

Beyond Words: Ways Parents Can Show Love to Their Children
Beyond Words: Ways Parents Can Show Love to Their Children

by Charlie Fletcher

Small, intentional actions shape a child’s sense of being valued. Showing your love requires constant effort and care but is well worth the investment. 

Continue Reading