1/9//31 She submitted questions for
428-3 and
428-4, saying:
In connection with my life reading I beg to say, that after I
noted Dr. Berger's questions as to rest and exercise*, it
will be most essential for my PHYSICAL success to have those
questions in my life reading answered that pertain to my mode
of work. It happens over and over again, that when my
strength has fairly well picked up from a period of rest and
very easy house work, I always go completely to pieces when a
prolonged demand is made upon my strength and silently and
inwardly I feel that housework, as I should do it and as it
is there for me to do, is killing me. This, of course, is
putting it strong, but that is how it feels no matter how
cheerfully and willingly I do it. For myself I would not
mind so much, it seems I have the capacity and will power to
keep up to the point of exhaustion, but for the sake of the
family this is downright folly. In a condition like this I
am no happy wife and a fagged out mother, which I positively
do not want to be. With your kind help I may be able to
determine whether I am constantly trying to do the impossible
and by knowing what I am best fitted for, be of real use to
those nearest to me and possibly have a little to spare for
the outside world.
1/19/31 See
428-3, Ck. Physical.
2/20/31 See
428-4, Life Rdg.
* [Questions #5 and #6 are least important, but if possible I
would like to have them answered.]



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