My suggestion would be to remove the Suspended State file (.vmss) from the Virtual Machine. Note that deleting the suspend state has the same effect as performing a hard reset of the virtual machine, or pushing the Reset button on a physical computer, in that any unsaved data in open applications is lost! However if the VM won't resume then I do not see any other choice to attempt to run the Virtual Machine.
To remove the suspend state from the Virtual Machine close VMware Fusion and then delete the .vmss file and .lck files/folders from within the Virtual Machine Package. After deleting these files try running the Virtual Machine again. Have a look at: 
Work with Virtual Machine Packages