(Q) Do you find it would be for my best interests to live in
New York, or go with my children?
(A) Where it will be the more quiet, or where the body with
its activities does not become the overanxious about
conditions that affect or that are with the activities of the
children; and where the less amount of actual PHYSICAL
activity may be had except that which would be only for the
physical help or aid to the body to care for itself. See?
Where these conditions can be adhered to the better, whether
in New York or with the children. While in New York brings
anxiety, as indicated, the surroundings and conditions at
most periods have been very well. On the other hand, it is
well for the body to be more in the open, more active in the
general activities and surroundings at times. The body
should choose by the circumstance.
(Q) Just what is the condition of the tumor?
(A) As indicated, there has recently been through activity
some broken tissue; tendency for the running of same - that
has been rather foul. The treatments we have outlined are
the better. We would follow these in the present.
We are through with this reading.
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BACKGROUND
See
325-47 on
11/27/33 for breast cancer.
5/17/34 She submitted questions.
REPORTS
5/31/34 "I am thankful to you for my reading [as well as
558-4 and
563-4 for daughters]. As you know, dear Judge, I
have not changed in my opinion as to your work. It is the
same as it was the first time I met you, and always will have
my support, if it means anything to you. I hope to see it
fully recognized by the world, and it will be. So keep in
good health and spirits, and if at any time I can be of help
to you I will be only too glad to help you."
6/05/34 "I am anxious to know just what the rdg. meant about
the changes 'around this body.' My rdg. was good and all of
it happened in the last two months. I used the plantain just
as the rdg. tells it, as the drug store would not put it up.
So I ground it fine and fixed it up. The abrasions are all
dried up, and no pain as long as I do not use my arm or exert
myself too much. I feel very well and do all right until I
get too many burdens cast on me. Of course finances have
been terrible."
6/16/34 "I feel very well at times, thank God."
7/12/34 "We are all very well."
7/30/34 "I have my good days and not so good days."
10/01/34 "We are all very well, thanks to the Lord, and we
talk of you every day and your work."
10/07/34 See emergency rdg.
325-49 requested by her son, Mr.
[
257].



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