Dear Family and friends, 

Hello everyone....

I’m Alisha Biedrzycki, sister-in-law to Bo Anderson. I’m reaching out to you all today, from myself, and as a vessel for the Anderson family. As many of you may already be aware, Bo was diagnosed with a cerebral aneurysm on the back of his brain, on Monday July 9, 2018.

These results were completely unexpected and understandably devastating to Bo and all of his family. The neurosurgeon clearly explained to Bo and Pam, that he would need immediate brain surgery to remove the aneurysm from his brain, as it will continue to grow in size. It is already at a very critical stage in size, and he has no time to wait. As most of us know, this type of medical condition can be debilitating and/or fatal if untreated.

Getting a diagnosis of this stature, is extremely overwhelming to the patient and their loved ones. The stress, anxiety, worry, and the “What-if’s”, immediately start to ravage our minds and hearts. The fear of the surgery alone, and/or what he could physically or mentally face after surgery, are very real and frightening.  But we are told these things to be informed by the doctors and surgeons for a reason, and so that the patient is well informed of any and all possibilities during recovery. 

Bo is scheduled for brain surgery this coming Tuesday, July17, 2018. His recovery time after surgery could be anywhere from 6-8 weeks, depending on how well he’s recovering. During this critical time of healing and recovery,  Bo continues to have a reputable business to run, with employees to manage as well.  Bo is the Owner/Operator of Cyclone Towing in Cypress, Texas. He has owned and managed this business for many years. It is also his and his family’s main source of income to their household.

Bo cannot be under any type of stress before or after the surgery, so it will not be feasible for him to run his business during this recovery season. His wife Pam, will also not be capable of taking care of his workload as a manager, or the needs of the business and its employees by herself. Especially while she’s trying to take care of her husband, herself, and hold down her own job as well. This will definitely be a group effort from his entire family and his current employees. All in which,  I know will pull together to do what needs to be done to help Bo, and keep his business thriving during this very difficult time.  

As Bo completes surgery on Tuesday, and is able to be discharged to go home, the reality of the never ending monthly cycle of bills will continue to flow. This was the first thing that he spoke of when he received his diagnosis on Monday. He was very worried about his business and his monthly bills. He knows he’s his family’s sole provider.  The thoughts of how was he going to go through all of this and not lose everything he had, has really affected Bo. These financial fears and worries,  along with the fears and worries of the surgery/diagnosis , can be excruciating to someone! Especially to a man who has ALWAYS been an excellent provider to his wife and 2 daughters. 

As family and friends of Bo’s, we all know that Bo is always there to lend a helping hand to anyone in need. I’ve known this man for more years than I can count. He is my brother-in-law, and also a dear friend to me. He’ll be the first to pick you up if you’re in a bind or broke down. You can always count on him to answer his phone, no matter what time of day or night. For whatever reason, he will come. You need a place to stay? His home is your home. You need grocery money or something special you can’t afford? If he has it, you’re getting it. He has cooked/BBQ’d for more benefits than I can count, for family and friends in need. And he does it with the warmest, giving heart. No hesitation or second thought whatsoever. I could go on and on about this awesome guy. That’s the Bo Anderson I know and love, and I’m pretty sure you all could agree with me. 

So I’m coming to all of you, who know and love Bo the way we do, and humbly asking for your financial support for him and his family during this very stressful, difficult time in their lives. Let’s give back to someone that has given so much to others in the past, and when they were in desperate need. This is how we pay it forward, and come together to uphold our friends and loved ones during life’s unexpected twists and turns. Whatever you can give to help, will be greatly appreciated by all. Please continue to send prayers up for Bo and his family during this journey, and for all of the love and support thus far. These funds will go directly to pay recurring monthly bills for their household, medications, traveling to and from Doctors and hospitals, etc. Again, thank you all in advance for anything you can do to help. 

Sincerely and much love,

Alisha Biedrzycki & The Anderson family❤️