(Q) What is the cause and effects of the sweats and
nightmare that I had on Sunday night, May 16th?
(A) Poor circulation, disturbance between the purely
mental-physical forces and the imaginative or spiritual
forces, with the general debilitations - see? The
attempting, as it were, of coordination.
(Q) Should I leave off or take the Eno Salt?
(A) Leave this off in the present. Later these properties
may be helpful in assisting, rather than too much of the
Olive Oil; for they are well to be taken in small doses.
Small doses of the Olive Oil may be taken in periods, but
the large dose is to cleanse the system, you see.
(Q) Is the Doctor's treatment aiding me?
(A) This is not hindering, but is not aiding much.
(Q) Should I take the Olive Oil and Bile Salts as he
prescribed?
(A) Take the Olive Oil. The Bile Salts is too severe.
(Q) Are the tablets the Doctor gave to reduce my fever good
for my body?
(A) These are not overly harmful but leave a good deal of
sediment in the system. They may be taken, but do not give
or do those things that will PRODUCE the temperature -
over-eating of solid foods!
(Q) Is an operation necessary yet?
(A) Not until, as indicated, there is an excess of
temperature for a period that causes the necessity of
operative forces.
(Q) Would this operation mean a draining of the duct or a
removal of same?
(A) It would depend upon how much of the involvement has
begun, you see. As we find, if it becomes necessary it will
be rather a serious operation, and would require removal of
a portion of the gall duct as well as the appendix AND a
straightening in the intestinal tract.
We are through with this Reading.
Copy to Self - Special Delivery - Phoned to Miss [307]
Copy to Ass'n file
BACKGROUND
See
379-8 on
5/10/37 for cholecystitis and subsequent
Reports.
5/18/37 Friend Miss [
307] phoned, saying that according to
Mrs. [
404], Mrs. [
379] had green peas and mashed potatoes
for last Sunday dinner [
5/16/37]; not proper attention as
to enemas, etc., no one to really look after her to see
that everything was followed.
REPORTS
5/27/37 Still afraid to eat solid food; getting on too well
to spoil things by a mis-step.
6/05/37 See
379-10 giving further advice.



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