December, 2009
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Cruise Plastic Surgery Giving the Gift of Confidence...
Dear Dr. Cruise,
"Dear Dr. Cruise." That is how my first letter began. Now look, I am writing to you again, this time to thank you for the life-long gift you have given me. You may not have saved my life, but you have certainly changed it with your generosity.
When plastic surgery seemed out of the question, you gave me a chance. Of the several doctors that received my request, you were the only one to reply. After all has been done, I can reflect on the truly rewarding experience I had meeting you and your staff. It has shown me that I was wrong in thinking it was absurd to ask someone to do me an act of kindness. What you have done for me is an incredible action, and gives me the opportunity to have self esteem I never had before.
You have given me much more than a surgery; you have given me a life experience to remember, and a special type of joy that cannot easily be explained. I couldn’t thank you enough for this feeling.
I have my whole life ahead of me, and I hope to meet other people just like you. People that help, not out of self interest, but help because of genuine sympathy and a giving nature. Actions like yours make life sweet.
Saying ‘thank you’ can never convey the gratitude I feel for your contribution to my life. After reading my request, you gave me the chance to get to know me better. That action alone made me feel so hopeful and thankful. The fact that you actually followed through to help me, even if it was not a matter of life and death, shows not only that you are charitable, but that you have a special thing called a heart.
Sincerely,
Keola Lorenzo, 17
*Dr. Cruise performed Keola's surgery pro-bono.
Keola is an outstanding student who has been blessed with a supportive family, a good attitude, and a thirst for knowledge. He aspires to become an aerospace engineer and is planning to work hard for student grants and scholarships to help pay for his education.
The entire staff at Cruise Plastic Surgery would like to say a special thank you to Keola and his family for passing on a spirit of gratitude and hope this holiday season. Read Keola's story.
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