Ailing Cubs Superfan Ronnie Woo Woo Makes Triumphant Return To Wrigley With Nursing Team

Cubs superfan Ronnie Woo Woo, known for his enthusiastic cheers, returned to Wrigley Field for the first time in over a year, supported by his nursing team from The Pearl of Evanston. At 83, he has faced serious health challenges due to pulmonary fibrosis, but his determination to return to the ballpark inspired both his caregivers and fellow fans. During the game, Woo Woo's nurses monitored his oxygen levels while they cheered him on, creating a festive atmosphere. Although the Cubs lost 6-3 to the Washington Nationals, Woo Woo expressed immense joy being back in his beloved stadium. His story is a testament to the support he has received from the Cubs community, which has rallied around him during tough times.

Friends and fans have contributed to his care, including medical support and memorabilia for his room at the nursing home. Janet Tabit, a longtime supporter, has played a crucial role in connecting Woo Woo with necessary resources. This return not only signifies a personal victory for Woo Woo but also highlights the deep emotional ties between fans and their teams.