EC: Yes, we have the body here. Now, we find there are
specific conditions as disturb the equilibrium of the body.
These have been produced by sudden shock to the nervous
system, and especially to the glands and the balance as is at
the base of the brain. Hence the dizziness and inability of
the body to keep the normal equilibrium when it sits or
stands erect, but not felt as much as when lying prone, and
especially if turning to the side or lying on face. The
condition, then, exists in the 1st and 2nd cervical, or in
the axis of same. This is, then, the lack of the oil, or the
fluid, necessary in the portion of system - and unless there
is the RELEASE in the WHOLE of the cervical and upper dorsal,
[osteopathically] that this may be CREATED sufficient in the
system to supply this deficiency, must cause LATER distress
in MANY ways.
We would give, then, that at the base of the brain - and in
the upper cervical region - there be applied stupes of
mullein; GREEN is preferable, but if not obtained use that as
may be had in the dried. Apply as WARM as is comfortable to
the body.
We would also take that of the Saffron tea, weak - that the
nerve system may be AIDED in GAINING its equilibrium. The
stupes should be applied at least twice each day.
There should be given the proper manipulation - not too deep,
but to keep the normal equilibrium in the portion of system
as has received the shock or jar to the whole system. This
will be found in the WHOLE of the cerebro-spinal, and
ESPECIALLY in lower lumbar - 12th, 11th dorsal - and the
upper cervical. These should all receive the proper
attention.
The diets should be principally those of the nerve and blood
building.
Rest, especially in the sunshine and air, as much as
possible. DO that, and we will find we will bring the normal
forces for the body.
The manipulation should be given each DAY. The tea should be
taken at least three to four times each day. The strength
would be a pinch between three fingers in at least a PINT of
water, allowed to steep as would ORDINARY tea leaves.
Strain, and drink while warm or cool, as preferred by the
body. DO that.
We are through for the present.
Copy to Mr. [257]
Copy to Ass'n office
Copy to Cayce Hospital
BACKGROUND
8/08/29 She requested reading for her daughter, [
1204].
4/04/30 Her employer, Mr. [
257], wired: "Mrs. [
189] in severe
accident last night. Doctors very uneasy. Head and body
severely bruised. Wish you would check condition this p.m.
and phone me what to do, see if internal injuries head or
body. At home ..., N.Y." [Malar [or Mala] (cheek & cheek
bone) fracture.]
4/04/30 GD wired Mr. [
257] that EC was unable to work and his
father was very ill. Mr. [
257] wired: "Very sorry.
Anything I can do telephone me at once if necessary."
4/05/30 Mr. [
257] wired: "Mrs. [
189] complains about severe
pains in head. If you can possibly give rdg. Monday, please
do so. Hope father much improved."
4/14/30 Mr. [
257] wired: "Mrs. [
189]'s mother phoned that
Mrs. [
189] very dizzy, very weak, doctor unable to know what
to do as no medicine seems to reach condition. She requested
I wire you for rdg. She is in bed, her home ..., N.Y.
Please acknowledge."
REPORTS
4/25/30 She was admitted as a patient to the Cayce Hospital
to be treated for vertigo, resulting from shock of auto
accident on
4/03/30. Previous treatment had only been rest
and bromides.
5/01/30 She obtained Ck. Physical Rdg.
189-2.



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