Happy Autumn! As the leaves turn color and fall off the trees (in other parts of the country) and Karl the Fog makes more appearances here in San Francisco, we bring you tidings for the upcoming holiday season and an update on Will’s progress. Will is making such great strides in his rehab he wanted to write his own update for you so here it is: “Hey Kids! Just a quick update for you and an explanation as to why I’m still groveling for money on the GoFundMe site. So—still doing therapy. And lo and behold! Thanks to the patient professionalism and talents of my therapists Nadine, Alex and Jason, things are looking up. My left arm is about 60-70% and the left leg is showing improvement. Can stand with supervision and taking tentative steps behind a walker. But still got a ways to go there. I apologize to keep asking for money but there’s nothing coming in except Social Security. And the bills don’t stop. Medicare pays for most of the therapy and prescriptions but it doesn’t cover co-pays or travel to and from appointments or the rent on my facility and I can’t go home or work until I can walk like a regular person. " Did a set at Comedy Day #43 in Golden Gate Park Sunday September 14th. Closed the show. Did well. Nothing got thrown at me. Comedy Day is our company picnic and I’ve missed the last 5 years of guffaws and yuks, so it was a real treat to get back and see all my pals and comrades in comedy. I’m working on a new one man show: “He Who Shall Not Be Named.” Doing sets at showcases here and there to get my stage mojo back and work on material for the show. Stay tuned and Thanks So Much for all your love and support.” I’m so proud of Will and everything he’s accomplished in the long six year slog it’s taken for us to get where we are today. There were a few times I thought I’d lose him early on and I’m so happy and grateful he’s able to continue with his humor and maintains an optimistic outlook for the future. I'm attaching a photo of Will standing at PT and him onstage at Comedy Day. Shout out to Ricky and his associates at Non Medical Transport for figuring out how to get Will onstage!
Thank You One and All for Everything. We couldn’t do it without you. And don’t forget to go out and vote!! Never Give Up. Never Surrender. Look Both Ways. Be Kind.
xoxo Will & Debi