ANZFAC Q & A with Clint: Childhood with CHD and a Fontan Circulation.

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Clint is an adult with a Fontan Circulation. Here he answers questions from the Fontan community about childhood with CHD and a Fontan circulation. As a baby Clint underwent a shunt procedure and at four years of age the Fontan surgery. He grew up on a farm in Albury Wodonga and after living in Sydney for many years he has returned with his wife Emma and baby Elara to where he grew up. He has had a career in luxury fashion and now real estate. This year marks 31 years living with a Fontan Circulation!
NB: The content of this video is for general information purposes only. Please see your treating specialist for medical advice and treatment specific to your health, your child's health, or the health of another loved one.
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22 окт 2024

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@piguicha2008 6 лет назад

Hi! Thanks for your video! I am 32 years post Fontan (single left ventricle), and doing pretty good for my age. I am turning 36 years old this year. I had an ablation in 2008. Have you had any ablations? I need another one fairly soon. My life was very active and I did normal stuff as well, but my life is changing a lot this year due to my heart.

@clintemmailsley3980 6 лет назад

piguicha2008 that’s awesome! Clearly there are people just blow yourself living a wholesome life . Thanks for sharing and keep it up! C

@clintemmailsley3980 6 лет назад

And no I don’t have abaltions

@KiwiDJB 3 года назад

Thanks Clint. I really like your comment about attitude and couldn't agree more. Anyone can be a victim of circumstance and events - we often have no control over it. That said, you can decide whether you will take on a victim mentality or not. It's very apparent that your life is far better for just getting on with it and choosing not to be crippled by an attitude that is unhelpful. BTW, I'm a 55 y.o. post Fontan and still living a very full life - some of which is due to taking a positive attitude to things.