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According to the Lincoln County News, a family in Waldoboro needs our help. Hayden Libby's mother gave birth to him only 28 weeks into her pregnancy. He would spend much of the first year of his life in the hospital. Sadly, in addition to being born premature, he also has hemifacial microsomia. hemifacial microsomia is a genetic disorder that causes one half of his face to be underdeveloped. It affects the bone, cartilage, and fat on the left side of Hayden’s face. The disorder has caused multiple problems, but the most concerning was the severe sleep apnea. His parents have desc...
The Lincoln County News December 24, 2020 at Bisi Cameron Yee Hayden Libby poses for a photo at his home in Waldoboro on Saturday, Dec. 19. Libby was born with hemifacial microsomia, a genetic defect that caused the left side of his face to be less developed than the right. (Bisi Cameron Yee photo) Sheila Libby remembers listening to the beeps. Those sounds in the hospital after the birth of her son Hayden were audible symbols of his condition. Hayden Libby was born only 28 weeks into his mother’s pregnancy. He would spend the first 6 1/2 months of his life in the hospital. Much of that ti...