GD's note: The following is a daily chart of Mr. [
202]'s
case made by Dr. Thomas B. House [M.D., D.O.] during Mr.
[
202]'s brief stay at Cayce Hospital:
Mr. [
202]
Cincinnati, Ohio.
REPORT
April 28, 1929.
Entered hospital. Was given examination and took first
treatment. Found him physically in very good shape, but
nervous and depressed over his condition. More nervous
depression than anything we have found up to date.
Massage treatment.
April 29.
Doing very nicely. More quiet and nerves mores relaxed.
Massage treatment.
April 30.
Improving. More quiet - nervous system more quiet, more
equalized. Showing results from his treatment.
Massage treatment.
May 1.
Doing very nicely. Nervous system more quiet, more
equalized. Showing results from his treatment.
Massage treatment.
May 2.
Getting along very nicely - improving. General condition
more satisfactory.
Massage.
May 3.
Improving. According to his own statement, he is feeling
much better and improved.
Massage treatment.
Dismissed from hospital.
OSTEOPATHIC TREATMENT FOR MR. [
202]
We find that Mr. [
202] responds very readily to light, gentle
manipulation the entire length of his spine - with special
attention given from the fifth to the eighth dorsal; also,
light, gentle manipulation all through the cervical region,
with particular attention to the deep posterior scaleni
muscles.
We find Mr. [
202] to be suffering more from nerve depression.
He is too self-centered on his condition. Respectfully,
CAYCE HOSPITAL.
GD's note: I think above note on osteopathy was written by
Dr. House for the benefit of an osteopath in Ohio who was to
continue the same regime.
5/18/29 He referred
5413-1.
5/28/29 He obtained Ck. Physical Rdg.
202-5, advising that
most of the trouble was in his mind.