The content designer, who uses her history as a physiotherapist to help women throughout their pregnancy trips, announced that her little daughter died suddenly during the weekend.
Content creator Lizzie Kieffer Cry an unthinkable loss.
The physiotherapist and social media personality, which is best known for helping women sailing pregnancy and postpartum, shared the new devastator that her 12 month old daughter, Lilian “Lily Louise Kieffer, died tragically.
“We are broken,” wrote Lizzie in a Instagram post on April 26. “On Wednesday, we woke up with a nightmare that we never imagined becoming our reality. Our Lys died.”
Lizzie, which has more than 300,000 subscribers on platforms, has revealed that she and her husband Matt Kieffer – who are also parents of the Mia girl and are currently waiting for another baby – are still looking for answers surrounding Lily’s sudden passage.
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According to the post, the couple that their daughter had a great mass on their brain, which is not detected.
“She has never shown signs,” said Lizzie. “We will not know more answers with many of these things for months as long as new tests are not done.”
Despite the sorrow, the post of Lizzie announcing the death of his daughter also honored her life, with the pride of mom writing: “She was the purest of beings and brought light to each space. Within the 374 days of Lily’s life, she taught us more than I thought that many could only in their lifetime.”
In a tender moment, Lizzie also spoke directly to her daughter: “You will always, always a part of us … You are our light in this darkness and we know that God holds you in an additional place.”
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To put an end to the message with a message from the whole family, she added: “Dad, mom, Mia & New Baby loves you so much and we miss you every second.”
The news sent shock waves through the parental and creative community, where Lizzie was a reliable and edifying voice, with the comments section of her article quickly filled with prayers and messages of support, including her colleague influencer Madeline Custer
“The words are so inadequate – I pray for an inexplicable peace for you who could only come from God. You are in each thought and prayer and if there are needs that occur day by day, please inform your community,” wrote Custer. “I know that it would be an honor for so many people that she is in the arms of the one who was part of her.”
A physiotherapist colleague, Dr. Mae Hughes, also commented, calling Lily a “light”.
“Lily was an absolute light. I pray for peace above you and your family ❤️,” said Hughes about almost a year. “While Lily is in the arms of Jesus, it’s no less pain to miss her here. I’m really sorry.”
