Gina Heslop
It is with heavy hearts that we announce the passing of Lizzy Musi, a beloved street racer and stage-four breast cancer patient. Lizzy fought a courageous battle against the disease for over a year but sadly passed away, surrounded by her loving family.
Lizzy was diagnosed with stage-four breast cancer, which is the most advanced form of the disease. At this stage, the cancer had spread beyond her breast to other parts of her body, including her lymph nodes and liver. Despite the severity of her condition, Lizzy remained optimistic and hopeful about her health.
Throughout her treatment, Lizzy’s determination and positive attitude were an inspiration to many. Just last month, while receiving cancer treatment in Germany, she shared that she had received “great news.” This hopeful message reflected her fighting spirit and unwavering belief in the possibility of recovery.
Lizzy’s father confirmed the heartbreaking news of her passing. He, along with the rest of her family, stood by her side throughout her battle, providing love and support. Their presence brought her comfort during her final moments.
Lizzy Musi was not just a cancer patient; she was a well-known street racer with a passion for cars and racing. Her enthusiasm for the sport and her vibrant personality made her a beloved figure in the racing community. Her friends and fans admired her for her strength and resilience, both on and off the track.
Her death is a significant loss to all who knew her and followed her journey. As we remember Lizzy Musi, we celebrate her life and the indomitable spirit she displayed throughout her battle with cancer. Her legacy will live on through the memories shared by her family, friends, and fans.
