Marcos Caruso talks about the grandson's condition: "Born a little different"

The actor Marcos Caruso made an emotional report on Wednesday (13), in which talks a little about his grandson, Beto, 5, who was born with a cleft lip. Due to the condition, the boy was born without the roof of the mouth, with a cleft that connected the nose to the mouth and without the right tear canal. Fissura labialis reaches one out of 550 babies in Brazil.

Since childhood, Bento had to undergo several surgeries to correct the problem. In the post published in Instagram, Marcus tells that the little boy serves as inspiration for the creation of the play "The Boy Who Could not Cry", directed by Paula Autran.

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"The boy who did not know Luisa Pannuzio, as soon as he was born, began to draw and also to write for him to read when he grew up, because Bento, my grandson, was born somewhat different from other children. the right lacrimal canal, with a crack in the face and missing the roof of the mouth.From his birth, he has done three surgeries and many other innumerable procedures and I think this was the way his mother lived is our story.He had to write and draw "Caruso took advantage of the moment to also tell that after the birth of the grandson, his daughter-in-law created the NGO As Fissuradas, a support network for mothers whose children were born with cleft lip and palate and other imperfections of the face. For the realization of the play, they created a fund-raising campaign on an ongoing collective funding platform.

"It is a fact that Paula Autran came and, of all this material, she wrote a piece and now we are in the final stretch of Catarse to make a book of the piece and take it to present in public hospitals across the country. The goal is clear there on the site and we are far from achieving the desired value.But, how we will do the project, I ask you to make your donation, choose your counterpart and present this project to your acquaintances, share it, talk about it, and believe us, we want to change the world and we count on you. >

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