5/11/34 "I want to thank you most sincerely for the rdg.
which I have just rec'd. You bet, I'll give it a chance.
The really curious thing is that it looks to me like a
perfect piece of mind reading, as I had already decided to do
just what it recommended. It seems like the next logical
step since the other things have failed. I was also
considering inoculations, as these helped me last year more
than anything else I have tried, but I shall try the X-ray
first, as the rdg. suggests. I believe the infections,
which the inoculations did so much to clear up, arise from
this condition in my back and until that is remedied, the
infections will continue to return.
"Yes, I was in my room on the 3rd, as I thought that you
might not get the card in time and would try it then."
5/26/34 "I have gone to a doctor at Mother [
443]'s request
who is giving me electrical diathermy. This, as you probably
know, is first cousin to X-rays, X-rays being rays of a still
higher frequency. The family is afraid of X-ray treatments
and wants me to try this first. I think myself it stands as
good a chance of being effective, but we shall see. It has
proved of just as great and recently greater medical value
than X-rays in the treatment of internal disorders."
5/30/34 EC's letter: As regarding taking the diathermy
instead of the X Ray, this may be all right. I don't know.
I would like to have had, though, a report from someone,
either by the making of a shadowgraph or by the flouroscope
method, for, as you will remember, the information suggested
that the description of the condition might be verified by
either of these. I suspect, though, from the experiences
that you have had in the family with X Ray treatments that
you, as well as the rest, are rather dubious about taking
that character of treatment, but if it is properly done and
by someone who knows his business, (though accidents happen
to all) there shouldn't be any chance even for bad effects.
6/01/34 "Many thanks for your kind letter. I have had an
X-ray taken as you suggested but the doctor doesn't seem to
think he can find much to explain the pain with, except a
general infection and extremely low blood pressure. I will
have more information for you when I see you next week."
6/20/34 See his Ck. Physical
440-18, and subsequent Reports
verifying EC's findings in 440-17.



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