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Sports - Outdoors
Capital Gazette Communications
Published
11/27/09
You often hear how having a high fitness level can assist in uncovering potential debilitating illnesses and promote faster healing after medical procedures. This was true for Annapolis runner John Kirkpatrick late last spring when he felt a burning sensation in his chest during his up tempo workouts. At first it was an annoyance, but when it started happening during his regular runs around town, he took action to find out what was going on. Find Us On Facebook
His primary care doctor, also a runner, put him in touch with a cardiologist who ordered some testing. A cardiovascular check up revealed blockages that required seven stents to be placed in...
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