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Thinking of you, Bill. Good thoughts and looking forward to your updates.

Congratulations. Here's to bunches more!

Congratulations on #4 and here's to many more

Yayyy, many more to you!

Happy 10th! And thanks for offering intentions to share your emotional and mental journey in support of others.

Yeah, my understanding is that it was part of early thinking about surgical procedures and best practices, as @Keithl says. There were concerns about the scarring as well as the long-term issues of sternum healing. I wonder, too, in Ireland how much the process was influenced by the fact that...

Congratulations and thank you for the update! Here's to many more.

Welcome @EMJEF. Thanks for sharing and for the updates. Just want to add another vote for the second opinion. As someone who had a Ross procedure and am very happy with it, that seems like a curious choice here, particularly since you're already using to managing warfarin. Why change the...

Congratulations and many more to you. Love hearing about the continued joys! We have a lot to be grateful for, no doubt.

Congratulations. Here's to many more.

Here's to many more for you and smoother times ahead

Excellent stuff! Thanks for the update, congrats on the races, and here's to many more for you!

Happy 10th and many more to you!

My understanding is the same, that some amount of leakage is just normal so not clinically relevant. This is where the experience of a cardiology team and follow-up over time becomes so important and guides future possibilities. @Jmprosser.lab, it sounds like you're getting attentive care and...

Congratulations and so many more to you!

The best kind of news today. Thank you both for the updates!

100% on all this. We really do want you to succeed. It's why we work so much and invest ourselves in our classes (in addition to the very practical incentives @Superman mentions).

Hi mgary, just another note to support all these prior comments with their wisdom and perspectives. This is a special group of people. When my surgery time came (after decades of monitoring), I was also finishing up grad school and in the young adult category. I don't want to pretend anything...

Congratulations! The best news

Thanks for the update. Great to see this outcome, and we're all wishing you the smoothest recovery from here on out.