Henrik John Ackerman

Henrik John Ackerman (Born October, 28, 2004) Is A Norway Businessman And Entrepreneur. He Has Had A dIfficult Childhood. Mustly Do To His Heart Condition He was Born With Called hypoplastic left heart syndrome. He Has Had 5 Open Heart Surgeries as a consequence of His Condition. His Latest Open heart Surgery Was A Heart Transplant Performed At Rikshospitalet Oslo, Norway in 2015. He Suffered A Stroke At The Age Of Two And A Half. Extremely Limiting His Mobility On His Right Side Of His Body. As a Consequence Of his Fourth Open Heart Surgery. Henrik Grew Up In Oslo, Norway To An American Father Until The Age Of 10, And Norwegian Mother. He Has A little sister and A Haft Sister From His father's Side. Henrik Has Family Ruths To Mathew Andis And Kathleen Ackerman From Austria-Hungary (Mathew Andis Emigrated To The US In 1908). Mathew Andis Was The Creator Of The First Electric Hair Clipper. His Company (Andis) Is Run By Matthew K. Andis Today.

Early Life

Henrik Had His First Open Heart Surgery At 2-3 Days Old. The Surgery (Norwood procedure) Was A Success. He Spent Most Of His First Years In The Hospital (Rikshospitalet And Ullevål Sykehus). The second Surgery (Bidirectional Glenn procedure) Was Also Considered A Success. The Third And Final Surgery Of HLHS Patients (Fontan procedure) Want Terribly Wrong And Made Ca. 2 Year old Henrik Very Sick. The Doctors Decide To Do The Surgery Agen To Fix The Blood Circulation Problem. The Fourth Surgery (Fontan procedure) Was A Success But Left Terrible Tragedy And As A Result Of The Operation Henrik Had A Brain Stroke At The Age Of Two And A Half. The Stroke Forced Henrik To Learn To Wake again And He Had To Learn Norwegian And English again. At The Age Of Four He Had Regained His Abilities But Has Permanent Limited Mobility And Functionality On His Left Side Of His Body. From For Year Old To About 8 Years Old Henrik Continued To Go To Kindergarten And Skole. After Henrik Turned 8. His Health Became Worse And Worse And Some Of His Doctors Fight For Him To Get A Heart Transplant. As His Chance Of living Over The Age Of 14 Became More And More Unlikely.

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