Judge: John Edwards had problems in the heart

His doctor said the former presidential candidate John Edwards has a serious heart condition requires a medical procedure next month, and the limits of their illness, including a court case that comes possible campaign violations, a judge postponed the trial.
No Judge Catherine Eagles did not disclose the nature of the illness Edwards on Friday, "or the steps you need. However, the presidential candidate said two times the" three links "and explained his situation can be potentially fatal if untreated.
He wrote a cardiologist for a member of the Senate, 58, of North Carolina about their previous two eagles, who spoke during a hearing to consider whether the trial was six counts of criminal conduct and should begin this month. The Eagles now begin jury selection on March 26, at the earliest.
The Eagles Edwards is taking the drug, and be subject to action in February, which will take several days to recover. It describes what the rings are involved, or if the procedure requires combat clogged arteries or other treatments are common. The letters were doctors and other medical records under seal by the court.
"The public has an interest in a speedy trial," said Eagles on the bench. "Normally, I would try to handle something like that, but it is clear that there are some restrictions on Mr. Edwards, because health problems are real and serious".
The doctor recommended that he not drive or travel, but at the request of the judge, and Edwards was in court. However, it seems that all the outward signs of the disease, although it was without the usual smile quickly or rebound movement.
It has already been twice postponed the trial, including the continued provision of Edwards that you can attend the wedding of his eldest daughter.
Prosecutors took no position on whether it should be the judge granted the delay because the state of health of the accused, but said they were willing to try to Edwards. He accused the skin of nearly $ 1 million in cash and checks from wealthy donors used to help hide his pregnant lover in 2008, run the White House.
Edwards legal team and the speakers of my mother since his diagnosis last month, under the repeated requests for comment on his condition, even after the hearing.
Known for being telegenic Edwards entered in federal court, usually through the public entrance, where a group of journalists and photographers from the Assembly. But on Friday, take the necessary steps to get away from an unnoticed. The court security officer that came and went through the back door.
Two years ago, Edwards admitted he had a son born to her former lover for him. And long denied the girl, Frances Quinn Hunter, was to him even after he admitted cheating on his wife with the child's mother, Rielle Hunter. Hunter has been hired Edwards 2008 Campaign for the White House to shoot from behind the scenes video of it.
Edwards's confession "before the launch of the book's former aide Andrew Young. The book describes how Edwards worked to hide the help of his marriage, his fatherhood.
Shortly before the 2008 presidential election began, Young stepped forward to say that he - not Edwards - was the father of the child. There was no doubt upon a faithful adviser to plummet with the President.
The baby was born in mid 2007, while Edwards was working for the White House, and the time it was the renewal of their vows after 30 years of marriage.
In early 2010, Edwards admitted publicly Hunter father children, friends, and revealed that he and his wife, Elizabeth, were separated. She died in December 2010, an incurable cancer of the breast that was diagnosed in 2004, the day after the Democratic nomination, John Edwards, including as vice presidential candidate lost to George W. Bush.
The Edwards Law School loved ones who married a few days after taking the bar exam together in the summer of 1977. They had four children, including his son, who died at the age of 16 years. Although the couple had separated, John Edwards was at his side throughout the day while his health deteriorated. He did not speak at his funeral.
Edwards made millions as a trial lawyer before he began his political career with a successful