BAY CITY - Two people in Bay City, Michigan, who had both been content to remain single their whole lives found love after being placed in the same cardiac rehabilitation program, according to a CBS News video segment published November 8, 2026. The report focuses on Al Sager, 65, and Susan Guc, 76.
According to the segment's summary, both Sager and Guc were comfortable being single and were described as "committed to being uncommitted" until each underwent a heart procedure. Both were then placed in the same cardiac rehabilitation program, and the summary links that program to their romance.
Steve Hartman reports the story, which the summary says shows how true love can take a long route. The summary does not say when the procedures took place or when the two began seeing each other.
The summary states that the segment proves it is never too late to find love. It does not say whether Sager and Guc are now married or living together.
Beyond the names, ages and shared program, the summary provides few biographical details, so this account does not report further background about either person. The summary does not name the program's location beyond the city of Bay City, Michigan, where the report places the pair.
This account relies on the published summary of the segment, not on the video itself. The source record for the item lists no author.
Sources: CBS News: Love at long last: "It was just a fluke".