Sentence examples for of having a heart defect from inspiring English sources

Immediately we were told she had a 50percentt chance of having a heart defect (new estimates put that figure closer to 30percentt).

Having a heart defect is not that big of a deal in itself.

"Having a heart defect means I get tired and breathless very easily.

Having a heart defect is not a big deal in itself.

He couldn't control his tongue and his lips were blue because he had a heart defect.

It was later found he had a heart defect.

The risk of having a baby with birth defects – usually heart or nervous system problems which can sometimes be fatal – is still small, but it rises from 3% in the general Pakistani population to 6% among those married to blood relatives.

Slight, who says he feels far younger than his 55 years and runs several half-marathons a year in memory of Jack Maddams, a young Tonbridge player who died aged 17 as a result of a heart defect, has been a Tottenham supporter from a young age but admits that his first love – and perhaps another, too – has been usurped.

Interestingly, patient 4 has a history of VPI and a heart defect, and for years it was assumed that she had velo-cardio-facial (VCF) syndrome.

The Danish study reported that babies born to mothers who took Celexa (citalopram) and Zoloft (sertraline) were at double the risk of having septal heart defects, so-called holes in the heart.

The pair eventually married in 1965, and had two daughters, Sophie and Emma, as well as a son, Andrew, who died of a heart defect at six weeks.