Introducing Liz: A Warrior Fighting Breast Cancer!
Liz is more than just a fighter; she is a remarkable individual who embodies strength, love, and resilience. As a devoted mom, wife, Realtor®, daughter, sister, and friend. Liz’s life is filled with deep connections and cherished relationships. Her love for her family and her dog knows no bounds, and she is a pillar of support for those around her. Liz has been a proud resident of Cabarrus County for the majority of her life, and now it’s time for us to rally around her. On 5/2/2024, Liz received the life-changing diagnosis of Invasive Ductal Mammory Incarsonoma. Currently, she is waiting to meet with her surgeon to determine the next steps in her battle. In these challenging times, we invite you to join us in covering Liz in prayer and supporting her every step of the way. By purchasing our t-shirts you show your solidarity in this fight with Liz, all proceeds will be donated to Liz to help with her financial burden.
Let us come together as a community and uplift Liz, reminding her that she is never alone. Together, we will stand by her side as she fights this battle and emerges victorious!!!
Hear From Liz:
This isn’t the update I had hoped to share with everyone but I felt it was necessary to keep everyone up to date on my journey. For over a year, I expressed concerns about shooting pain in my right breast up through my armpit. After an act of congress & switching primary doctors 3 times—I got a mammogram. The mammogram showed nothing and I was told at the end of 2022 that “sometimes we just have pain in our breasts”. I reluctantly listened to the doctor and told myself to stop worrying. Fast forward to February 2024—I noticed a lump right where I was having the pain. After months of waiting on different primary Dr visits, another mammogram & ultrasound, it was determined that I needed a biopsy. On 4/30–I had my biopsy. Today on 5/2, I got the official breast cancer diagnosis—Invasive ductal mammory incarsonoma. At this time, I am waiting to find out what stage of cancer I have. I am begging everyone to say a prayer that it is isolated to one spot. My first oncologist appointment is May 13th to determine what treatment is necessary.
To all of my clients, please be patient with me during this time as we figure out my treatment plan. The good news is, I have a wonderful team to back me up for all of your needs
