Support Susan Grace's Recovery Journey

Our beloved friend, Susan Grace, is recuperating from a major, rare pituitary surgery. The surgery was unexpected and delicate but successful. Yes!! Her full recovery will require rest, additional outpatient therapy, as well as 2-3 more weeks of in-home help from caregivers. After two weeks in the hospital, she was just released from Barrow Institute/St. Joseph's and her fabulous medical team is estimating about 8 weeks for complete rejuvenation.

Unfortunately, her insurance does not cover the care she needs. We are deeply grateful for a very generous donor stepping forward and contributing funds to cover her first week caregiving expenses - minimum 12 hours per day. We have specifically created this $8000 fund to physically support Susan with the rest of the in-home care, living expenses, groceries, etc she will need while she powerfully navigates her next steps over the next two months and gets back to work. Help at home is our first priority.

Susan is beloved in many communities across the globe. Maybe she has been your dancing partner, confidante, guide, playmate, or simply someone who has made you feel better, lighter, and more joyful in her presence. She has blessed us with beautiful images made with a camera or a paintbrush. She is courageous and loving.

Let’s come together to support Susan during her recovery, allowing the flow of love and care that she has put into the world to come back tenfold. All contributions are gratefully received and will make a meaningful difference.

Susan’s spirits have been high and bright through it all and still are. As part of her healing, when you think of her, please imagine her completely restored in her playfulness "on her walks" or passionately gliding across the dance floor with a smile on her face and joy in her heart. Let's help get her on her feet! She has dancing to do! :~)

With love and appreciation,

Lynn, Mindy & Lakita

From Elizabeth Lynn

I met Susan some 16 years ago-she represented HOME and freedom to me. Inspiring me always by her choices (sometimes difficult) as she danced through life. She has supported and witnessed me as I have too, let go of an old way of being and stepped into something new. One of the few beings that has walked with me all these many years-I choose to walk with her now. In this moment. It looks like giving some money so she can receive the care she needs.

Consider those of you who know Susan how she has supported you through the years and those that don’t know Susan, you would be supporting someone who is here to do big things, support others, and assist in embodying more love on the planet.

With love

Elizabeth Lynn Rohr