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Is Eddie Cahill from CSI NY and Keenan Cahill related in any way?
no
When is Keenan Cahill's birthday?
According to Keenan Cahill's fan page on Facebook, he was born on 20/3/1995.According to other articles on Cahill, the year is correct, but no official source has been tracked down yet.(See the Related link to Keenan Cahill's fan page on Facebook.)
Where is keenan cahill from?
Elmhurst, Illinois. A suburb of Chicago.
Is keenan cahill a midget?
Yes because of his disease.
What is keenan cahills life expectancy?
The life expectancy for Keenan Cahill is 12.2 miles per hour
Where can you read - or listen to - an interview with Keenan Cahill in which he talks about having Maroteaux-Lamy syndrome?
'Ask Keenan 5' On the video entitled "Ask Keenan 5" - at the 1.10 mark - Keenan Cahill mentions that he has Maroteaux-Lamy syndrome.(Click on the Related link to the interview on YouTube.)
Where does keenan cahill go to school?
york high school
How old is Keenan Cahill?
Keenan Cahill states on his YouTube bio that he is 15 years old. He was born in 1995. Keenan Cahill is famous on YouTube for posting lip syncs of popular songs like Katy Perry's "Teenage Dream." See related links for some of his videos.
How much is keenan cahill worth?
425k according to celebrity networth.
Did keenan cahill have brain surgery?
yes he did and confirms as much in one of his videos.
Did Keenan Cahill - the kid from YouTube - die?
There seems to be no evidence that Keenan Cahill - the teen who became famous via the videos he uploaded onto YouTube - has died. As of now (November 14, 2010), this seems to be yet-another Internet hoax.
What disease does Keenan Cahill have?
Maroteaux-Lamy SyndromeFifteen-year-old YouTube star Keenan Cahill has a rare genetic disorder called Maroteaux-Lamy Syndrome, also known as MPS-VI. This disorder, which affects one in 25,000 people, has no known cure. Those with the disorder usually stop growing at about age 8 and are characterized by a shortened trunk and restricted movement.(See the Related question and the Related links.)
