For children with congenital heart disease, starting from the moment of diagnosis, their entire lives are tied up with the condition. Even as adults, they need to think more about themselves than the other normal person in terms of career and life planning. While others are worrying about finding a favourite job, adults with congenital heart disease need to worry about whether their future job will allow them to take frequent time off for follow-up appointments or treatment. While others are considering the time of having baby, adults with congenital heart disease need to worry about the possibility of genetic inheritance and the capacity of their bodies situation which need to be able to cope with the pregnancy process.

In this issue, the worries and concerns of different adults with congenital heart disease are shared, including the physical and psychological ups and downs of one adult with congenital heart disease  during their pregnancy. At the same time, members of the patient group share their thoughts and reasons to be the volunteer in this group.

The kids with congenital heart disease need to face different challenges continuously. We hope that each family can support and encourage each other to overcome difficulties and welcome the rainbow after the rain together.