Fight with Mallory
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Many life changes have been occurring for Mallory in this new season of life. She took a leap of faith and moved to Nashville this summer to begin a new teaching job. She is being stretched to get out of her comfort zone as she lives in a new city, meet new people, find a new church, and gain new friends. Little did she know that another change was on her path in this new season and story of her life.
In early September, Mallory had “an annoying feeling” and felt a lump while showering. Little time passed after her self-examination that she scheduled a doctor’s visit. From there she was sent for a mammogram. When the initial mammogram showed something concerning, Mallory proceeded to another mammogram and eventual biopsy.
It was on Thursday, Oct. 11th that she was told she had cancer. Many questions were being asked and there were many “unknowns” at this point. She, and her parents, wouldn’t know more details until her doctor’s visit on Monday, Oct. 15th when they would meet with the surgeon. That is when she found out that it was most likely (later to be confirmed) Stage 3 breast cancer. Since then she has had multiple tests, MRI, CT scan, etc. to create the best plan possible to battle and beat this cancer.
Though Mallory’s story is looking quite different from what she imagined when moving, she, along with many family & friends, know that this is just part of a grander story being told by God. This is her story, but it is truly God’s battle.
Many have wanted to financially bless Mallory and her family to alleviate any burdens that might come along with so many specialist visits, testing, going from one appointment to another and missing out on class time with her sweet students! If you feel compelled to bless Mallory in this way it is much appreciated! She and her family are grateful for the army of people who are reaching out wanting to “Fight with Mallory” through finances, kind words, and prayers!
In early September, Mallory had “an annoying feeling” and felt a lump while showering. Little time passed after her self-examination that she scheduled a doctor’s visit. From there she was sent for a mammogram. When the initial mammogram showed something concerning, Mallory proceeded to another mammogram and eventual biopsy.
It was on Thursday, Oct. 11th that she was told she had cancer. Many questions were being asked and there were many “unknowns” at this point. She, and her parents, wouldn’t know more details until her doctor’s visit on Monday, Oct. 15th when they would meet with the surgeon. That is when she found out that it was most likely (later to be confirmed) Stage 3 breast cancer. Since then she has had multiple tests, MRI, CT scan, etc. to create the best plan possible to battle and beat this cancer.
Though Mallory’s story is looking quite different from what she imagined when moving, she, along with many family & friends, know that this is just part of a grander story being told by God. This is her story, but it is truly God’s battle.
Many have wanted to financially bless Mallory and her family to alleviate any burdens that might come along with so many specialist visits, testing, going from one appointment to another and missing out on class time with her sweet students! If you feel compelled to bless Mallory in this way it is much appreciated! She and her family are grateful for the army of people who are reaching out wanting to “Fight with Mallory” through finances, kind words, and prayers!
Organizer and beneficiary
Marisa Reid
Organizer
Nashville, TN
Charles Mitchen
Beneficiary