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Meet Callan

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Now eleven, Callan is thriving — staying active in taekwondo, doing well in school, and especially shining on his guitar as he embraces his inner rock star.

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After 13 neurosurgeries to relieve pressure on his brain as a result of Complex Multi-Suture Non-Specific Craniosynostosis, Callan now faces ongoing challenges with his vision due to damage to his optical nerves. ​

Callan an eleven year old boy stands backstage at a rock concert holding an electric guitar, there is a crowd of people behind him.

Though he recently experienced a decline in his eyesight, he now has new glasses and continues regular eye exams as his family holds onto hope and focuses on helping him experience as much of the world as possible.

A young Callan stands with a t shirt that reads "Skull Surgery; Nailed It" there is a hospital room blurred in the background behind him

When Callan was just three years old when his journey began with Complex Multi-Suture Syndromic Non-Specific Craniosynostosis.

 

In addition, he also has a genetic component with overactive osteoblasts that causes his skull bones to fuse back together rapidly, which puts a lot of pressure on his brain.
 

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“Dealing with the stress and burden of everything else during an emergency or surgery is heavy enough, but knowing that help is there when we need it is an amazing relief.

 

Thank you, FACES and all your supporters!”

~ Jessica, Callan's mom

Thank you, for helping Callan and all the children of FACES throughout the years.

 

Your continued help is essential.

FACES: The National Craniofacial Association

PO Box 11082 | Chattanooga, TN 37401 | USA

(800) 332-2373

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FACES The National Craniofacial Association is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization incorporated under the laws of the State of Tennessee.

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Since 1969, FACES: The National Craniofacial Association, has served children and adults throughout the United States with severe craniofacial disorders resulting from birth, injuries, or disease. There is never a charge for any service provided by FACES.
Our program services address three distinct areas:

Client Travel, Public Awareness and Understanding, and Information and Support.

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