
Logan Siciliano at Boston CH for Checkup October 2013
"Special thanks to ACCFCB ( http://www.accfcb.org/ ) and everyone who helped with our new roof. It is sincerely appreciated more than words can explain. It even made the newspaper. It’s nice when a special organization such as this one gets recognition for what they do. I’m glad Logan got to meet most of the workers after. Sounds like he wowed them with his special charm. Charming, he is charming!" Indeed Logan is!!
Times Union Article Correctional Facility Volunteers Replace Roof
ACCFCB extends our Sincere Thanks as well to CO Chris Vilchinsky, CO Joe Benoit, CO Dan Poole, CO David Poole, Sgt. Mike Poole, CO Eric Sequin Sr, CO Theodore R Burke, ACCF's CMC Nurses Karly Lagace & Korrine Marie!!
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Logan Siciliano, Age 2 was born on January 19, 2011 diagnosed with Marfan Syndrome (MFS)- a genetic disorder of connective tissue which holds all parts of the body together and helps control growth. MFS affects the heart, blood vessels, bones, joints, eyes, lungs and skin.
Logan was born with leaky heart valves and an enlarged aorta causing congestive heart failure. Logan underwent 2 open heart surgeries at Boston Children's Hospital- The first on September 1, 2011; The second on August 29, 2012 to repair 3 valves and replace part of his stretched aorta. Logan faces surgery soon to place a rod in his back to stabilize his spine. Logan is also nearsighted and needs to wear glasses.