That time they tackled my aorta and valves. My left ventricle chamber became dangerously enlarged. They figured that was why I was always so sleepy. My heart couldn't pump blood properly to my body. The aortic valve wouldn't shut when pushing blood, so it kept growing larger trying to push more blood out, in turn making itself weaker.

 

When they went to crack open my chest cavity, the scar tissue from my previous surgery was attached to the walls of my heart, inominate vein, aorta and aortic valve. Thus, the cracking of my chest cavity shredded my heart. I died on the table.

 

The surgeon pulled a hail mary. 5 hour surgery turned into 15. They reconstructed the left ventricle chamber, by patching it up with donor tissue and masterful stitching. Tissue to shrink the size of the chamber, luckily the chamber wasn't too damaged. He had to reconstruct my inominate vein, by using donor parts, and reattaching it. My aorta was easily repairable, but, the aortic valve was a lost cause. He tried to repair it, but, ended up making an emergency decision. He replaced it with a mechanical valve.