(Q) What special type of enema was referred to?
(A) Just that precautions be taken so there is not injury,
nor great distress caused, with the condition in rectum -
when enema is given. Do not try to dilate, then, too much.
Use a small enema, see?
But these poisons must be removed, if we will bring about
better conditions.
These treatments, to be sure, are to be added to the stimuli
already given.
We are through with this reading.
Copy to son [417]
Copy to File
BACKGROUND
See
327-3 on
8/11/32 for heart condition, hypertension,
dropsy, etc.
5/03/33 Son [
417] wrote: "She is very sick. She will be
home, as she is in bed."
REPORTS
5/08/33 Mr. [
417]'s letter: "Rec'd the rdg. Many thanks to
you. I have tried to fill the prescription for Mother and
find I can't locate Oil of Cadmond any place. Did GD have
the right spelling on this oil? If so, where can it be had?
Would appreciate this information as soon as possible. [He
requested
758-37 for his son.]
"Mother feeling a little better today and hope she
continues."
5/11/33 EC's ltr.: "The oil you asked about should be
Cardamon, made from Cardamon seed. You will probably be able
to obtain this from Eimer & Amend, 18th St. & Third Ave.,
N.Y.C., as we have found them heretofore to be about the best
source of supply for all such things. I hope you will have
no trouble in getting it."
8/28/33 Son [
417]'s letter: "My father [
372] and mother
[
327] are both very sick and I have them down at the beach in
L.I. They both need rdgs. but I hope they will stay well
until they return, as they can't follow out the treatments
where they are."
1/04/34 EC wrote Mr. [
417] a sympathy letter in re death of
his father - see under
372-8 Reports.
11/19/34 Mrs. [
327] was present in N.Y.C. for a
Mental-Spiritual Rdg.,
327-5, seeking advice in re work to be
self-supporting after death of her husband, in which she also
asked questions about dizzy spells. Colonic irrigations were
recommended.
11/19/49 E.C.F. campaign worker Helen Wenzel reported: "Mrs.
[
327] lives with her son [
5531]. She had a stroke two months
ago. Has recovered use of limbs, but not speech.
Interviewed her son. He was most gracious [see under
5531-1
Reports]... At present he cannot give anything due to great
expense of his mother's illness. He took the pledge card,
though, out of respect for his mother's interests. Believes
he may be able to send in a contribution. Seems to hinge on
whether or not his mother recovers. He said that Mrs. [
327]
still reads the book A SEARCH FOR GOD every morning."
10/11/52 Comment by D. H. Fogel, M.D., heart specialist,
after studying Mrs. [
327]'s readings:
"Case [
327] is one of hypertension, edema of legs, possibly
phlebitis."
Letter from Mrs. W. Strum, Enfield, CT: "Is the prescription
through this file [Hemorrhoids] "Petrogalar"? I'm familiar
with Petrogalar but couldn't find one "Petrolagar".
7/05/74 Response to above: "Ingram's Pharmacy, Va. Beach,
says that these are one in the same and that petrogalar is
the petrolagar called for in the Cayce readings." ROC



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