The ACC Community Message Boards are dedicated to providing a space for discussion, support, and information sharing for people whose lives are affected by agenesis of the corpus callosum and other callosal disorders.  Amy Tully and Brian Eriksson operate the site as a service to individuals with callosal disorders, their families, and professionals who work with them.

 

Amy Tully is a graduate student in Rhetoric at the University of Wisconsin.  Her younger sister Kathleen has agenesis of the corpus callosum and a 1q chromosome deletion.  Along with her parents, JoAnne and Tim, and her siblings, Amy has attended many ACC Network and NODCC family conferences. She has participated in conference panels for siblings of individuals with ACC .

 

Amy is the moderator of the ACC Community Message Boards.  Her member name is mod_amy.  Please feel free to contact her with any questions about the boards.

 

Brian Eriksson is a graduate student in Electrical Engineering at the University of Wisconsin.  He is the administrator for the site and has the board name admin_brian.  He can be contacted about all technical matters about the site.  For more information about Brian, go to his website.

 

 

The site is not affiliated with the ACC Network or the National Organization for Disorders of the Corpus Callosum, but we appreciate the important work of each of these organizations. The information and discussions contained within this site are for the purposes of support and information sharing, and are not meant to serve as substitutes for professional advice.