(Q) I have had 4 osteopathic adjustments but as yet do not
feel any response from them.
(A) Let's have these, then, now, after the cabinet sweats.
This will relax the body so the adjustments may be better
made. The osteopathic treatment may be the day between same.
Continue these adjustments at least for two or three more,
until there is the relaxing of the body. But the
eliminations must be stirred up.
(Q) Please outline the diet specifically for one day, and
the activities for one day.
(A) This has been indicated. Keep towards the better
eliminations.
(Q) Explain why the colon affects the sciatic nerve?
(A) Because the nerves connect directly from one to the
other!
(Q) Are there ulcers in the colon, or are the small
intestines affected in any way?
(A) There are packs in the colon and inflammation in the
smaller intestine, or jejunum.
(Q) Would a colonic irrigation be well?
(A) Be helpful to the body. But we must give better
eliminations, as indicated.
Do as outlined, for better conditions for this body.
We are through for the present.
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BACKGROUND
See
404-10 on
2/27/42.
3/17/42 She phoned questions: "I just can't seem to get
any better, though I'm trying to do everything as the Rdg.
said. As long as I lie down I'm alright, but the minute I
get on my feet I feel like needles are sticking in my legs,
and under my heel gets to paining me so that I can't stand
or sit. Even sitting down hurts. Whether I eat or don't
eat, the pain is just as severe. Please ask these
questions, and if I get bawled out I can't help it - I want
to know what to do to get well... Is there any misplacement
to the hip that causes the pressure to the sciatic nerve?
After walking a little the distress begins. Can only get
relief when I lie flat on my back."
REPORTS
4/11/42 See
404-13.



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