Justin Hazzard and Family
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Hi,
Justin Hazzard is currently at Albany Medical Center spending an unknown amount of time away from his wife and two sweet daughters (ages 7 and 9) due to a tragic accident to his feet. Justin fell 20 feet from a ladder and has shattered both of his heels, we are thankful he is alive and did not break his back or neck, however, we are looking at a long road to recovery as they repair and put back together his feet. Justin is married to a school teacher and is a self-employed general contractor. As you can imagine, paying for this unknown amount of medical bills on a teachers salary while still maintaining the mortgage and all other necessary expenses is about to become a huge burden for them. The family is doing as much as possible to help. The distance between the hospital and Justin's home is an hour trip, just thinking of fuel and meals alone is tiring and will drain their funds quickly.
We are told that Justin's recovery time will be at the very least, 6 months. In about a month, his wife will return to work for the upcoming school year and Justin will still need care. We are anticipating that this financial burden will grow quickly and will easily surpass $20,000.
Go fund me pages are an outlet for people who feel the need to help others or for people who can help others - to do just that, help. I can tell you personally, that Justin would give the shirt off his back to a stranger and would be the first in line to give to others, at this time though, Justin needs us. My heart is heavy to think that he lies helpless in a hospital bed, not being able to support and give back to his family- I think this is something any man can relate to. His wife sacarfices so much as she pours her heart into educating others. The girls, just want their daddy home and I just want them to make this transition with a little help. So, if you can contribute financially, in any way, I promise you it is most appreciatted.
Kindly,
Brooke Cuddy and the entire Hazzard family.
Justin Hazzard is currently at Albany Medical Center spending an unknown amount of time away from his wife and two sweet daughters (ages 7 and 9) due to a tragic accident to his feet. Justin fell 20 feet from a ladder and has shattered both of his heels, we are thankful he is alive and did not break his back or neck, however, we are looking at a long road to recovery as they repair and put back together his feet. Justin is married to a school teacher and is a self-employed general contractor. As you can imagine, paying for this unknown amount of medical bills on a teachers salary while still maintaining the mortgage and all other necessary expenses is about to become a huge burden for them. The family is doing as much as possible to help. The distance between the hospital and Justin's home is an hour trip, just thinking of fuel and meals alone is tiring and will drain their funds quickly.
We are told that Justin's recovery time will be at the very least, 6 months. In about a month, his wife will return to work for the upcoming school year and Justin will still need care. We are anticipating that this financial burden will grow quickly and will easily surpass $20,000.
Go fund me pages are an outlet for people who feel the need to help others or for people who can help others - to do just that, help. I can tell you personally, that Justin would give the shirt off his back to a stranger and would be the first in line to give to others, at this time though, Justin needs us. My heart is heavy to think that he lies helpless in a hospital bed, not being able to support and give back to his family- I think this is something any man can relate to. His wife sacarfices so much as she pours her heart into educating others. The girls, just want their daddy home and I just want them to make this transition with a little help. So, if you can contribute financially, in any way, I promise you it is most appreciatted.
Kindly,
Brooke Cuddy and the entire Hazzard family.
Organizer and beneficiary
Brooke Cuddy
Organizer
Fonda, NY
Justin Hazzard
Beneficiary