29/10/2025
It was only after Chace Selby was born that his parents learned he has a rare heart condition called tetralogy of Fallot (TOF). He left hospital with a G-tube – which he still has today.
Chace still finds tube-feeding helpful for putting on weight which, as his dad Robert describes, is an “uphill battle”. However, Robert has chosen to look at his child, not the scales, when tracking Chace’s progress.
“I don’t care if he doesn’t gain another ounce, so long as he’s healthy and his heart is strong,” says Robert. “Chace is like a magnet. When he gets into a room, everybody circles around him. He’s a ball of energy – and I love it.”
Find our interview with the father-son duo behind in Issue nº 3 of . Link in bio.
