New baby poorly

I’m sure all with be fine, our GD was born with Aortic Stenosis, fortunately she was born in Hospital as she was 6 weeks early.
15 years later and she is just monitored annually, although she was told that she would never run the Marathon, she has just completed her Duke of Edinburgh Bronze award, (although she says that some of the girls helped her to carry her camping gear as she was a bit tired.)
Please try not to worry.
As others have said we are so lucky to have our NHS.

Such a worrying time for you all.

Grannyactivist I hope all goes well for your little one. xxx

My best wishes for your little grandson.

I had one (apparently) as did one of my DD. When DD's was detected by a GP, we were sent to see a specialist who was very reassuring that hers would cause her no bother as most do not, but if they do, then treatment would be required and the prospects were excellent. I should say that this was over 40 years ago and I am sure that even more progress has been made since.

Yes, thank goodness for the NHS - 70 years old now - nearly as old as me!

Thanks all for good wishes. My nurse daughter has now spoken to her sister (baby's mum) and been able to offer reassurance as her own daughter has quite a significant heart murmur. As someone said up thread, we are so blessed to have the NHS for times such as this.

How worrying for you GA so glad the GP has referred your little one so quickly I'm sure he will be fine. xx

Was sorry to hear your news ga, pleased your DD has seen GP and treatment will begin.
My aunt had a heart murmur all her life and lived to the ripe old age of 97.

(((Hugs))) and positive vibes.

Positive thoughts for the little one. As others have said these thing are far better managed and treated nowadays.

Your daughter acted quickly and so has the GP. These conditions are usually very treatable and often just need monitoring. My GD (8) has a mild heart murmur detected at birth. She visits GOS for an annual check up but is otherwise fit and well. She swims, plays tennis, dances, etc..

All good wishes for the little lad and I hope his mum feels reassured by the GP's referral and that the appointment comes quickly.

Such a worry GA, hope all will be well for your little grandson.I undertand how you will fret while you are away I would be the same

Oh I’m so sorry grannyA your little grandson was born the day after my little Evie . I do hope and pray everything turns out okay for him . It’s very Positive that other members of the family with the same condition are not suffering any problems and Good that they have found this soon so they can monitor him . I can understand your DD being so worried though. Thinking of you. X

Sorry to hear that you have this worry, grannyactivist especially hard when you’re not near to hand to support them. Your daughter has done exactly the right thing, hope now that the right referrals and tests etc will come through asap. Best wishes to you all, I hope you can still enjoy the wedding celebrations. Thinking of you X

Try not to worry too much grannyactivist these things are much more treatable now and in some cases no treatment needed.
Best wishes to all of you

I hope he gets an urgent appointment and any treatment he may need swiftly.

I remember a friend's baby having to be taken into hospital many years ago for treatment and the worry at the time. We saw him again recently and he is a strapping 20 year old.

Best wishes

Sending best wishes to you and your family, ga

Positive thoughts and prayers for this little baby his mother and family x

GA I’m sure he will be a little fighter and he’ll be in good hands. My best wishes to him and his parents, and, of course, to you.

So sorry GA I hope the tests are done quickly and come up with good results.

My thoughts and prayers are with the little one x

Oh so sorry to hear about you grandchild. So much more worrying when you can't be on hand. Hope it all turns out to be perfectly manageable and you are all able to relax x

So sorry to read this, what a worrying time for all

Hope it all goes well. What a worry.

My DGS was found to have a murmur a few months ago, but has now been told that it will right itself as he grows.