During the 2010 holiday season, Dr. Marilyn Radke read one of the many greeting cards she receives during that time of year. The letter was from a veteran she had been assisting in his search for treatment for a very unusual condition. Harper had been exposed to sulfur mustard- or mustard gas during World War II.
<p>When Dr. Radke found out about his condition, medical history, and the treatment challenges he had faced, she immediately set to work gathering all the information that could help him. Private Harper found all the information from Dr. Radke very helpful. Dr. Radke is pleased that Harper has kept her updated on his progress, but she was especially moved by his letter of gratitude at Christmas.
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