5/05/27 Letter from Mr. [
93] to EC: "I have just finished
your booklets and naturally am very interested in your work.
"Although I have seen nothing in the testimonials regarding
tuberculosis, I feel that you may be of some assistance to
me.
"I have been under the care of the U.S. Veterans Hospital
since 1920 and have been hospitalized approximately thirty
three months not in one stretch but eleven months in 1920,
ten months in 1921, and nearly 12 months here.
"My right lung collapsed in 1922, but am now using the lower
part of it and my rating is far advanced, having activity in
all five lobes. I have had a number of hemorrhages, but none
of any size since 1922.
"This past winter has been very hard on me because of my
being subject to bronchitis. I had several attacks which put
me back physically and I believe I am worse than when I
entered. I expect to regain what I lost now that warm dry
weather is near.
"I am also very nervous and have trouble with my heart just
prior to falling asleep at night. Because of this I loose
several hours of sleep at night and do not get enough rest.
I have been told that my heart is normal and that this
nervous condition will probably continue as long as my lungs
are active. I have been bothered at least five years in
this manner and have never gotten used to it. I smoke a
package of cigaretts a day which does not harm me that I
know of except possibly an increase of pulse.
"I usually have two to four-tenths temperature centigrade
each evening which has persisted for months.
"I will be here until June 1 at which time I may go home for
a two weeks visit. Until then I will be here taking rest
hours at 9 to 11 A.M.; 1 to 3 P.M. and 5:30 to 7 P.M.
"See what you can do for me and try to arrange an appointment
before June 1..."
REPORTS
6/27 Letter from EC to [
93]: "I have your report, and I
thank you very much for same. I don't know just what
suggestion to offer to you as regarding the brandy, unless
you were to make it yourself for your own use. You know
there would be nothing illegal about that, for you do not
drink it even yourself - you merely inhale the fumes from
same. Now, just how you make apple brandy, I don't know, but
I'm sure that someone could give you instruction - or, if you
can let me know whether you are near Dayton, Columbus, or
Cincinnati, there may be physicians in one or the other of
these towns, that I could refer you to, that could have this
prepared for you. I certainly would like to see you carry
this out, for I believe you will get entirely rid of your
trouble, if you can do it this summer. Remember, you do not
TAKE the brandy at all - you merely inhale the gas fumes that
forms above the same in the container, for you have twice as
much space above the liquid as there is liquid; yet you keep
the container tightly corked and in the wooden keg..."


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