Gordon Quinn spent nearly two weeks at Chicago’s Shirley Ryan AbilityLab while recuperating from a life-threatening case of COVID-19. Today, he’s able to walk nearly 2 miles and has returned to work, feeling almost back to normal.(MEG GERKEN)
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