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Page 10, Lindale News & Times, Thursday, April 11, 2019 Lindale Hallmark ... A Boy’s Love for Lindale Leads Him to Serve on City Council Continued from Page1 and has led to six surgeries on one of the most caring, loving, low Council members, have re- his left leg with the goal of keep- supportive places we have ever mained in communication with On May 12, 2017, Clyde ing the leg intact. At one point, a lived,” comments Harper. “We Harper by phone, email, and per- Harper was diagnosed with team of three surgeons conduct- received many cards, letters, sonal visits. Despite the miles Spindle Cell Sarcoma, a rare ed a 17-hour surgery, successful- phone calls, flowers, balloons, apart, it was important to Harp- form of cancer. Under the care ly saving Clyde’s left leg. support, vis-its and well-wish- er, and even healing at times, to of an oncology specialist in Pla- He is currently in rehabili- ers during this time. People in know he has been able to keep no, Harper received chemo and tation mode, preparing for his Lindale are always wanting to his commitment to the citizens radiation therapy before surgery, next surgery and the addition of help those in need. This is what of Lindale who elected him. being one of only two cases the a brace for his left leg. He will makes Lindale a wonderful From a 10-year-old boy that specialist has seen in 31 years of have to learn to walk again upon place to live.” moved to Lindale from hundreds practice.
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