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Walk set in Brighton to support families with children affected by rare condition
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Walk set in Brighton to support families with children affected by rare condition
The First-Annual Heterotaxy Syndrome Awareness Walk in Livingston County is set for Monday, May 4, at the Mill Pond in downtown Brighton on Monday, sponsored by Malachi’s House of Hope. The event promotes hope, unity, awareness, and is a reminder to families affected by heterotaxy that they do not have to walk this devastating road alone. Registration opens at 6:30 p.m., and the two-mile walk begins at 7 p.m. Heterotaxy Syndrome —a rare, life-th…
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