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Noah Mockovciak, Team Shaw child, lies in his bed after being born at a hospital in Columbia, S.C., circa December 2016.


Little guy, big fixed heart: part I

Noah Mockovciak, Team Shaw child, lies in his bed after being born at a hospital in Columbia, S.C., circa December 2016. Mockovciak appeared healthy at birth, but his underlying health issues included a detached coronary artery and Truncus Arteriosus, a defect in which one blood vessel exits the heart instead of two. (Courtesy photo)

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