Lizzy

American  

[liz-ee] / ˈlɪz i /

Or Lizzie

noun

1. a female given name, form of Elizabeth.

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Example Sentences

Four days after giving birth, 30-year-old Lizzy Berryman's postpartum psychosis forced her to be sectioned and taken from York to Derby while "soaked in urine" in a hospital car.

From BBC

"It's lit a fire in me to get the word out there that this is a problem and that it is so needed, because there are so many families torn apart," Lizzy said.

From BBC

"I was getting increasingly anxious and confused. I couldn't make a cup of tea or change Patrick's nappy," Lizzy, from York, said.

From BBC

Her family restrained her at home for two hours while waiting for an ambulance, with Lizzy sectioned under the Mental Health Act at York Hospital's emergency department.

From BBC

She said her family were told there were no available beds in Leeds - Yorkshire's only MBU - with Lizzy sent to the closest available unit able to treat psychosis and severe postnatal depression.

From BBC