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breast cancer: Yell From The Highest Mountain - 11/19/10 02:59 PM
This is a life changing event for the Loadholt and Valero families.
We are speaking here about Liza Valero (my daughter) and her encounter with breast cancer.
We have gotten more good news .........
Please read below:
http://mamaliz.onlineaor.com/2010/11/11/yell-from-the-highest-mountain/
We continue to thank God everyday for our blessing -- thanks to each of you who have included Liza in your prayers.
Liz Loadholt Broker, SC Certified Trainer, Relocation Director Co-founder of AgentOwned Realty ] Liz@AgentOwned.com http://mamaliz.onlineaor.com 843-725-5007
The AgentOwned Realty serves your real estate needs for:
Charleston, Johns Island, James Island, Mt. Pleasant, … (10 comments)
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breast cancer: Cancer Raises Its Ugly Head --Update #4 - 11/04/10 03:50 PM
Please go to the web site below to see our great news and the latest update on daughter, Liza.
Praise the Lord!!!! The Best Doctors are critical!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
http://mamaliz.onlineaor.com/2010/11/01/cancer-raises-its-ugly-head-update-4/
Liz Loadholt Broker, SC Certified Trainer, Relocation Director Co-founder of AgentOwned Realty ] Liz@AgentOwned.com http://mamaliz.onlineaor.com 843-725-5007
The AgentOwned Realty serves your real estate needs for:
Charleston, Johns Island, James Island, Mt. Pleasant, Isle of Palms, Sullivan's Island, Daniel Island, North Charleston, Summerville,Goose Creek, Moncks Corner, Santee, Manning, Sumter, Florence, & Myrtle Beach, all in South Carolina
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breast cancer: Cancer Raises Its Ugly Head --Update #3 - 10/28/10 04:54 PM
If you have not been keeping up, you can catch up by reading the posts below:
http://mamaliz.onlineaor.com/2010/10/17/cancer-raises-its-ugly-head-again/
http://mamaliz.onlineaor.com/2010/10/19/cancer-raises-its-ugly-head-update/
http://mamaliz.onlineaor.com/2010/10/23/cancer-raises-its-ugly-head-update-2/
Liza is doing very well recovering from the surgery and improves on a daily basis. The pain is more manageable and the doctors have removed two of the three drainage tubes.
We continue to wait for test results and the oncologist has ordered more testing to determine the exact chemotherapy mix to provide Liza. Treatments will not begin for about two more weeks giving Liza more time to recover.
We continue to appreciate your thoughts, … (13 comments)
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breast cancer: Cancer Raises Its Ugly Head Again - 10/19/10 03:28 PM
originally posted on Real Estate Brokerages
Those who know me or at least have followed me, know that I am a breast cancer survivor -- 4.75 years ---
I have written many posts for my blogs on early detection and the importance that I put on having the double mastectomy.
Every visit that I have made to the oncologist, I hole my breath until Dr. Christian tells me I'm cancer free.
Liza Loadholt Valero
This time it is not me, but my daughter --- Liza -- 43 years old.
This past Wednesday (Oct. … (28 comments)
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breast cancer: I'm Cancer Free - 02/11/10 04:32 PM
Just came from the Doctor's office -- had all the tests
and
I'm cancer free. Yeah!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! It has been 3 years this month.
Liz Loadholt Broker, SC Certified Trainer, Relocation Director Co-founder of AgentOwned Realty Liz@AgentOwned.com 843-725-5007
The AgentOwned Realty serves your real estate needs for:
Charleston, Johns Island, James Island, Mt. Pleasant, Isle of Palms, Sullivan's Island, Daniel Island, North Charleston, Summerville,Goose Creek, Moncks Corner, Santee, Manning, Sumter, Florence, & Myrtle Beach, all in South Carolina
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breast cancer: Breast Cancer Survivor 2-1-0 - 10/10/09 11:34 AM
Breast Cancer Survivor 2-1-0 How many breasts does one really need? Do you need 2? Do you need 1? Do you need 0? Ok, some of you may feel that having 2 breasts is essential to your well being. To me, I feel that it depends on your age, how strongly you will feel about this.
I understand that a teenager and a young woman feels that having her 2 breasts is very important. Heaven forbid, that this person has to make a decision about whether or not to keep them. I pray for her that she never has to … (16 comments)
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breast cancer: Feeling the Wind in Your Hair - 04/25/09 03:32 PM
Feeling the Wind in Your Hair
When is the last time that you have ridden in a convertible with the top down? I put my top down this morning and just let the wind blow through my hair. There is nothing like it --- it gives you the feeling of complete relaxation and freedom. The temperature is in the 80's today with bright sunshine in Charleston, SC --- Wow --- it doesn't get much better than this. For those who may not have read some of my previous blogs, you may not know that I am a breast cancer survivor. Three … (25 comments)
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breast cancer: Like Mother Like Daughter - 02/02/09 03:43 PM
Like Mother Like Daughter This is one case where a Mother does not want her Daughter to be like her. I was diagnosed 3 years ago with breast cancer. Today, I am doing terrific---my cancer was caught extremely early and I opted to have a double mastectomy so as to hopefully not have to worry about this "monster" again. A couple of weeks ago, my daughter discovered a "lump" (very small one) in one of her breasts. She had the mammogram and ultra sound and the results were that she needed to have a lumpectomy. She had the surgery this … (5 comments)
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breast cancer: Denim & Pink Day - 10/13/08 04:48 PM
This blog presented by AgentOwned Realty for the Charleston, Sumter, Manning and Santee, SC markets ---- visit http://agentownedrealty.comAs October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, Johnnie Dodds is having a "Denim & Pink" Day-- each person will wear jeans (or denim of any kind) with a pink shirt or at least something pink -- In order to dress this way, you will make a contribution to Breast Cancer Research --- $1, $5, $10, $20, etc --- whatever you feel you can do. I would like to ask the other offices to do the same. Johnnie Dodds has chosen Wed., Oct. 22, 2008 … (1 comments)
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breast cancer: Want to Live? - Personal Story - 10/07/08 02:54 PM
Personal story for you ladies and men:I feel that I would like to share with you the details of my cancer scare----so that it may help or save you or one of your loved ones. Although mammograms are very important - critical- they don't always find the "c" --- I had a suspicious spot on a mammogram which led to a needle biopsy which lead to a lumpectomy --The result of the lumpectomy was that there was something suspicious on the very edge of what was taken out, so the surgeon wanted to go back and get a larger piece.My Husband, … (1 comments)
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Liz Loadholt Realtor--Broker-in-charge - Trainer--Relocation Director Covering SC
Mount Pleasant,
SC
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