Recovery from complicated surgery shows teen has a whole lot of heart

Friday, May 13, 2011 - 08:30 in Health & Medicine

Tracey and Tim Sheehan had run out of options for their son, Ryan, who was born with a complex set of heart defects. His great arteries came from the wrong sides of the heart, his lower chambers were switched, there was a hole between his ventricles and he had a bad mitral valve. He had already undergone three open-heart surgeries to save his life.

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