SOUTH HAVEN, Minn. — The family of Cameron Hazzard has launched a crowd-sourcing charity site to help his fiancee and two young sons while he recovers from a collision north of Tomah late the night of October 3. His brother Nick described Hazzard, 24, a truck driver, as a hard-worker but now needing help., Hazzard was hauling heavy equipment when a minivan traveling westbound in the eastbound lanes ran into his truck. The truck flipped. This, according to the brother, is what happened next: Despite being scared and disoriented, Hazzard removed his seat belt; located his small chihuahua Luna, who acts his travel companion; and crawled to safety with a shattered hip. At a safe distance from the truck, he laid in the ditch and waved his phone in the air for help. It took15 minutes before someone spotted him.
GoFundMe organizers. Brother Nick Hazzard and Makayla Meier call their fund drive “Help Cameron Walk Again.”