I am a 51 year old male born with dextro transposition of the great arteries. I had neither an atrial nor a ventricular septal defect. At 4 weeks of age, I had a Blalock-Hanlon septectomy. At the age of 2, a Mustard
atrial switch. My tested exercise tolerance is excellent and my health is quite good in general. I am not on meds, nor do I need a pacemaker or an ICD. I have been told that I have had the best outcome for this
procedure anywhere among the older "Mustard babies". My care is managed by one the top cardiologists
specializing in adult CHD. I exercise daily.
How much longer can I expect to live?