When Casey first saw Vienna, she noticed a birthmark on her forehead, between her eyebrows.
The birthmark, called congenital melanocytic nevus (CMN), didn’t affect Vienna’s health, but her mom was worried it might bother her emotionally as she grew up.
CMN is a condition where a baby is born with a group of harmless pigment cells, and they could have grown as Vienna got older.Casey, the caring mom, mentioned, “We enjoy watching her grow on her journey, and we look forward to the day she grows up and can express her own thoughts.
We’d love her no matter what, even if we kept the birthmark.”
The reason Casey wanted to remove Vienna’s birthmark was that when Vienna was a baby, people would stare at her.
Casey noticed that others treated her baby differently from other babies. This made her even more determined to get the birthmark removed.
