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Suzanne you were so talented, beautiful, intelligent and kind. I am deeply saddened by your passing. I enjoyed everything you’ve done through the years and you made me laugh so many times. I just want to say thank you. My condolences to you all. 🙏 🕊 ♥
I was a teen when Three’s Company was on tv and LOVED that show. Was very sad when Chrissy wasn’t there to watch anymore. Decades later, a FB video “ad” popped up with Suzanne and Alan. They were so much fun to listen to and watch. Loved how they could just make me feel like I was in their backyard or living room (and I have a life if my own with lots going on)…but they felt like friends. Loved how they talked about “real stuff”. I will miss those conversations. My husband and I did buy Gut Renew, but never felt coerced to do so. Love Suzanne & Caroline’s cooking segments. Your family is beautiful and very relatable. Praying for all of you. Suzanne is watching over you always…she’s probably mostly hanging out in her new, gorgeous kitchen waiting for all of you to gather…often.
I met Suzanne Somers in 2019 shortly after my breast cancer diagnosis. Her book, “Knockout” about doctors who were both healing cancer and improving outcomes was foundational in my search for healing.
Inspired by her own thriver journey, I found myself in the office of Dr Michael Galetzer in Santa Monica, California.
Embarking into the unknown, in from Colorado, I sat in the doctors office on that bright California day.
As I was awaiting my appointment, I heard a woman singing jovially down the hallway.
Moments later, someone’s hand popped through the open door where my sister Emily and I were waiting for my appointment. That hand landed on Emily’s shoulder exclaiming, “look at that sunburn, would you just look at that sunburn!! 😂
(Emily had enjoyed too much California sunshine earlier that day.)
Sure enough it was Suzanne Somers!
My jaw dropped open, and I said to my sister “do you know who that is?!?” With her back to Suzanne, she did not, so I excitedly mouthed it to her. 😅
I then hopped up and introduced myself as she and Alan were standing outside my room and told her it was her book that had brought me there and that I had recently been diagnosed with breast cancer.
She held my hand, with tears in her eyes and encouraged me and gave me hope. She said “get all of the toxins out of your life!” So kind and so warm!! It was so special.
We talked about the late Dr Nicolas Gonzales who had healed numerous people of cancers of varying stages and severity.
He had been presumably murdered a few short years before by the medical mafia and everyone in the alternative healing circles knew it and she was bold to say it!
She told me how at his funeral, there were many of his patients who were 20 plus years out from various stages and types of cancers.
It was one of those significant moments that was wind at my back. Her own advocacy for non toxic and natural cancer treatments will be a part of her legacy.
I cried pretty hard when I learned of her passing from breast cancer of which she THRIVED for 23 years. SUCH an amazing accomplishment!! 🩷
I cried not because it triggered fear, but because the world lost a beautiful woman💎🩷💎
Rest in love and peace funny lady. You inspired me. ⭐️💎⭐️💎⭐️💎⭐️💎⭐️
Suzanne you have been my inspiration for SO many years. I have been following you and your cookbooks since you started writing…I have just about every book you have lovingly written..your beliefs in a healthy organic life style remands intact in my life..thank you so much you are loved and will always be loved…forever…singing with your angels now.🩷💖🎶
Suzanne Somers was a long time favorite of mine. I love her shows three’ s company, she the sheriff and step by step. I loved her book Keeping secrets. She was a great actress & role model for women. She will definitely be missed by her family & many fans. My thoughts and prayers are with her husband Alan & her son Bruce and all her family and friends. I know heaven got another angel.
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12751 comments
Suzanne you were so talented, beautiful, intelligent and kind. I am deeply saddened by your passing. I enjoyed everything you’ve done through the years and you made me laugh so many times. I just want to say thank you. My condolences to you all. 🙏 🕊 ♥
I was a teen when Three’s Company was on tv and LOVED that show. Was very sad when Chrissy wasn’t there to watch anymore. Decades later, a FB video “ad” popped up with Suzanne and Alan. They were so much fun to listen to and watch. Loved how they could just make me feel like I was in their backyard or living room (and I have a life if my own with lots going on)…but they felt like friends. Loved how they talked about “real stuff”. I will miss those conversations. My husband and I did buy Gut Renew, but never felt coerced to do so. Love Suzanne & Caroline’s cooking segments. Your family is beautiful and very relatable. Praying for all of you. Suzanne is watching over you always…she’s probably mostly hanging out in her new, gorgeous kitchen waiting for all of you to gather…often.
I met Suzanne Somers in 2019 shortly after my breast cancer diagnosis. Her book, “Knockout” about doctors who were both healing cancer and improving outcomes was foundational in my search for healing.
Inspired by her own thriver journey, I found myself in the office of Dr Michael Galetzer in Santa Monica, California.
Embarking into the unknown, in from Colorado, I sat in the doctors office on that bright California day.
As I was awaiting my appointment, I heard a woman singing jovially down the hallway.
Moments later, someone’s hand popped through the open door where my sister Emily and I were waiting for my appointment. That hand landed on Emily’s shoulder exclaiming, “look at that sunburn, would you just look at that sunburn!! 😂
(Emily had enjoyed too much California sunshine earlier that day.)
Sure enough it was Suzanne Somers!
My jaw dropped open, and I said to my sister “do you know who that is?!?” With her back to Suzanne, she did not, so I excitedly mouthed it to her. 😅
I then hopped up and introduced myself as she and Alan were standing outside my room and told her it was her book that had brought me there and that I had recently been diagnosed with breast cancer.
She held my hand, with tears in her eyes and encouraged me and gave me hope. She said “get all of the toxins out of your life!” So kind and so warm!! It was so special.
We talked about the late Dr Nicolas Gonzales who had healed numerous people of cancers of varying stages and severity.
He had been presumably murdered a few short years before by the medical mafia and everyone in the alternative healing circles knew it and she was bold to say it!
She told me how at his funeral, there were many of his patients who were 20 plus years out from various stages and types of cancers.
It was one of those significant moments that was wind at my back. Her own advocacy for non toxic and natural cancer treatments will be a part of her legacy.
I cried pretty hard when I learned of her passing from breast cancer of which she THRIVED for 23 years. SUCH an amazing accomplishment!! 🩷
I cried not because it triggered fear, but because the world lost a beautiful woman💎🩷💎
Rest in love and peace funny lady. You inspired me. ⭐️💎⭐️💎⭐️💎⭐️💎⭐️
Suzanne you have been my inspiration for SO many years. I have been following you and your cookbooks since you started writing…I have just about every book you have lovingly written..your beliefs in a healthy organic life style remands intact in my life..thank you so much you are loved and will always be loved…forever…singing with your angels now.🩷💖🎶
Suzanne Somers was a long time favorite of mine. I love her shows three’ s company, she the sheriff and step by step. I loved her book Keeping secrets. She was a great actress & role model for women. She will definitely be missed by her family & many fans. My thoughts and prayers are with her husband Alan & her son Bruce and all her family and friends. I know heaven got another angel.