4/30/34 EC's letter to her mother, Mrs. [
601]:
I have yours of the 28th, and know you will be anxious to get
started with the diathermy treatment for Miss [
480] right
away. As to the length of time these should be given and
how often, though, I believe you will have to be guided by
the physician who applies them; because they will have to be
given according to the response she makes to them. However,
I should imagine they would be given about once or twice a
week. They are electric treatments, and are very soothing.
I shouldn't think it would be well to take the Tonicine very
regularly, except just before the periods - while taking the
diathermy treatments.
Yes, I know it is difficult to get the full cooperation from
the physicians. However, you should not have trouble in
getting the osteopath's cooperation, as so many in that
profession have recognized the value of such information
for so long. If the one you have is questioning, possibly
we could get the osteopaths we know to recommend one in your
city who WOULD cooperate, and who would be in sympathy with
the whole undertaking. Let me know about this, and we will
be glad to do it.
I appreciate your writing me, and thank you very much for the
contribution to our work. I hope you will let us hear from
you often, for - as you know - we are sincerely interested
in each and every case. I will be more than anxious to know
how Miss [
480] responds to the diathermy treatments. Be sure
and let me know about this as soon as she has taken the
second or third treatment.
With kind personal regards, I am
Sincerely, EC:GD
5/05/34 Mother [
601]'s ltr.: "Rec'd your ltr. of 4/30th this
a.m. and am happy to say there is a slight improvement in
[
480]'s condition. She has taken 3 diathermy trs. this past
wk. as she expects her period next Tues or Wed. The
physiotherapist recommended that many now and two each week
after her period. She has been taking the Ventriculin with
Iron also.
"The haziness is still there and am hoping the heat tr. will
help to clear this condition.
"We have been under a very heavy expense during [
480]'s
illness and business conditions not improving very much,
[
480] felt that she could eliminate the osteopathic trs.
and reduce the expense. Therefore she has not had any
osteopathic trs. for over a month. I will have her go back
to the osteopath who has a copy of your rdg. and is willing
to work according to instructions... Should [
480] regain her
normal health we are planning to attend your Congress meeting
the end of June."
5/08/34 EC's ltr. to her mother, Mrs. [
601]:
I have yours of the 5th and I am, indeed, glad to know that
there are improvements in [
480]'s condition. I feel very
hopeful and believe you will see that hazy condition clearing
with the Diathermy treatment. I know that the conditions
call for considerable expense, but I believe you are right in
having all of the treatments suggested followed, for it would
be bad to leave off something that would later give rise to
conditions returning or for some thing else to develop that
would be, possibly, as bad; that is, if you have the
osteopath who is in sympathy with the information.
I am sure the information has taken this sort of an attitude
about osteopathy throughout the years: Osteopathy is a mode
of treatment that assists the body in its physical reaction
to adjust itself to conditions by relieving pressures in
areas where congestion has and does prevent normal
functioning, whether it be of organs or the functioning of
organs; consequently, is as universal a mode of treatment
as it would be possible to consider.
Now, this may sound peculiar coming from someone who is not
an osteopath, but I am taking this from information that has
been given many, many times throughout the years.
I certainly am looking forward to seeing you at the meeting
in June; for I am sure the condition will have cleared, if
not wholly, sufficiently that a few days or weeks' stay here
would be a most desirable thing for her and her condition.
Thanking you for your letter, ensuring you of our interest
and desire to be of help, and with all good wishes and
regards. I am
Sincerely, EC:GD
5/11/34 Mother, Mrs. [
601], wired request for Physical
Reading for their friend, Dr. [
546].
5/13/34 Wire: "[
480] suffering headaches continuously.
Advise by wire via Western Union. Letter follows."
5/14/34 Mother [
601]'s ltr. reporting on
546-1: "In
reference to [
480] she is suffering continuously from
headache. I don't remember whether I made mention of this
in my previous letters. She is continuing with the diathermy
trs. beginning today and also the osteopath. Will write you
the end of this wk. regarding her condition."
5/15/34 See
480-7.



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