Wednesday, September 24, 2008

Thank you all!

For those of you who don't know me, my name is Betty Crosa. Suzie and I have been great friends since high school so I have been very much involved with Suzie's situation since I found out about it.

First, thank you, Mia for setting up this blog. This is amazing! In addition, thank you everyone for being there for Suzie. In the past few weeks, I have been struggling with balancing the demands of my family, work and visits to Suzie. I've been so worried that Suzie is lonely and feeling guilty that I'm not spending all my free time with her. At the same time, I've also been feeling guilty that I was spending too much time with Suzie and not enough time with my husband and son. I can see now that Suzie has many great friends behind her. It gives me great comfort to see that so many people are visiting her. The blog really helps me be more informative of her situation. It's been very frustrating getting to the hospital after work and on weekends to find that the right people are not available to shed light on Suzie's state of recovery.

Since I have come down with a bad cold recently, I have not visited Suzie since Sunday. (Now that she is in the rehab, I'm afraid to get her sick, creating a setback.) So I'm in awe of the progress I'm hearing from the blog. I can't wait to see her, hear her talk and say "Fuck!" with her.

Thank you again. I cried tears of joy while reading this blog in the office today. You guys really made my day!

3 comments:

Janine Panico said...

betty we will make sure she knows you are thinking of her. take care of that cold!

Mia said...

Betty~ Great to meet you over the blog and thanks so much for all you've done and will continue to do for your dear friend and ours, Miss Suzie. We will continue to update, visit, support, cajole, humor and hug her often - it is a joy to watch her progress. Feel better and know that Team Suzie is with you 100%!

Will McKinley said...

Thanks Betty. Your post made my day!

And remember, there is a huge support network standing by here at MJM, literally 10 minutes from Suzie's hospital room.