Deputy Hayden Liddiard with the Utah County Sheriff’s Department has served in Law Enforcement for the past 11 years, following in the footsteps of his Dad, brother, and brother in law.
Deputy Liddiard was recently given the devastating diagnosis of ALS/Lou Gehrig’s Disease. The typical life expectancy of this horrible terminal disease is 2-5 years.
His doctors suspect that the symptoms he has experienced have been for at least 2 years.
At the young age of 32, they are completely, shocked, devastated, and heartbroken, not only by the terminal diagnosis for himself but the uncertainty for his wife and three young daughters.
When faced with a diagnosis that doesn’t leave hope, the only thing that is left is looking for love and support to help their family through such a tragedy.
If you are able, please donate to help offset current and future medical costs and family expenses for Hayden and his young family.
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Deputy Hayden Liddiard with the Utah County Sheriff’s Department has served in Law Enforcement for the past 11 years, following...
Deputy Hayden Liddiard with the Utah County Sheriff’s Department has served in Law Enforcement for the past 11 years, following in the footsteps of his Dad, brother, and brother in law.
Deputy Liddiard was recently given the devastating diagnosis of ALS/Lou Gehrig’s Disease. The typical life expectancy of this horrible terminal disease is 2-5 years.
His doctors suspect that the symptoms he has experienced have been for at least 2 years.
At the young age of 32, they are completely, shocked, devastated, and heartbroken, not only by the terminal diagnosis for himself but the uncertainty for his wife and three young daughters.
When faced with a diagnosis that doesn’t leave hope, the only thing that is left is looking for love and support to help their family through such a tragedy.
If you are able, please donate to help offset current and future medical costs and family expenses for Hayden and his young family.
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