Beauty from ashes: Marie Sutton to model in fourth annual Haute Pink Fashion Show honoring those impacted by Breast Cancer

Marie Sutton will be a vision in pink on Thursday as she struts her stuff down the runway at the fourth annual Haute Pink Fashion Show hosted by Forge Breast Cancer Survivor Center.

Sutton noticed a physical change in the appearance of her right breast in January 2018, just two months after she moved to Homewood with her family, so she voiced concerns to her doctor. She had a mammogram and an ultrasound that showed no abnormalities, but Sutton was adamant there was something wrong. Her doctor ordered an MRI that showed masses along her chest wall, so a biopsy was performed.

A few days later, Sutton was in a work meeting when she got the call from her doctor.

“She said, ‘Can you talk?’ I was like, yes, so I stepped outside because I figured it wasn't sounding good,” Sutton said, “and she said, ‘I'm sorry, you have breast cancer.’... I called my husband, and I left my car, my keys, my purse, everything, and we went home and just tried to figure out how to navigate breast cancer.”

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