6/14/26 She wrote: "Your rdg. and letter reached me
yesterday and I sent prescription to Mr. J. Mims Moseley,
pharmacist, of Tillman Drug Co., to fill. I feel sure you
can benefit me but as I have no trouble that can't wait
until fall, when my finances will be in better condition,
will write you again if you think I can wait. Your rdg. is
truly wonderful. I am now so nervous I can scarcely hold
my pen. I get so weak I have to lie down every day. I am
on a strict diet, and am better, if I wasn't so nervous. I
haven't taken a dose of medicine since I left the hospital
except salts, or some mild laxative. My head is better,
with the exception of a pain in a small spot on the left
side, and I do not have it constantly.
"Thanking you for your rdg. and letter, I am most sincerely
yours," Mrs. [
250]
6/16/26 EC wrote: "While there may be nothing especially
urgent at the present time, I believe, Mrs. [
250], you
should go ahead and get these treatments just as soon as
possible, for with your system continuing to function under
such stress and strain, it is like trying to drive an auto
with a bad knock in your engine, or like trying to run a
hotel with a bad leak in some place; and your physical well-
being is worth much more than many autos or hotels." [GD's
note: Her husband was running a hotel.] [Apparently she was
going to start taking the prescription without first getting
the thirteen treatments recommended before beginning the
medicine.]


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