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Liz

American  
[liz] / lɪz /

noun

  1. a female given name, form of Elizabeth.


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Karen's daughter, Liz, said she believed her mother contracted shigella while on holiday, a bacterial infection that can affect the gut.

From BBC

"She and her friend were so unwell they couldn't even leave the room," Liz told the BBC.

From BBC

Liz said the Tui representative's help was inconsistent and wasn't available enough when her mother needed her support.

From BBC

A nurse eventually took her mum to Clinitur clinic on Sal island, but Liz said it was almost impossible for the family to get updates.

From BBC

"It happened in a matter of days," Liz said.

From BBC