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Kyle Wilder authoring greatest comeback yet

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Kyle Wilder, 17, was diagnosed with necrotizing fasciitis after taking a helmet to the thigh during a game. The infection spread from a minor turf burn he accrued on his knee weeks prior into the contusion on his thigh. Kyle went into septic shock, stemming from the infection which was killing his flesh and organs.

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Kyle Wilder authoring greatest comeback yet

On a late September afternoon, Chelmsford senior Kyle Wilder asked a question no 17-year old should ever have to utter. “Am I going to die?” Now nearly two months later Kyle is at home with a semblance of peace, using the same qualities that built him into a varsity quarterback to overcome a life-altering two weeks and find hope in his future. “Always believe and never give up,” Kyle said. “I always believed and I never gave up and I am here tod…

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Boston Herald broke the news in Boston, United States on Wednesday, November 22, 2023.
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