(Q) How often should she have a laxative, and what is best
to give?
(A) Even at the age, colonics or enemas are preferable to
giving laxatives too often. Rather change the diet, as in
figs, pieplant; such changes are much preferable to
laxatives. But when a laxative is given, such as Phenomint
(?), or occasionally changing the diet. Do not give the same
laxative continuously! Change to Ex-Lax, and then change
again to that which is the best of all, of course, the
Castoria. Take a small sized bottle, take out a spoonful and
add in its place half a teaspoonful of Syrup of Senna. Keep
this as a laxative to be given occasionally. Of course,
along with the others, but not all at the same time. One may
be used one week, the other may be used the next; and be sure
there is the thorough evacuation of the bowels once or twice
a day.
(Q) Should she take a tonic to create better appetite and
more resistance? If so, what?
(A) A tonic at this period, especially, would be very good -
if prepared properly. This compound as we find would be very
good, as it is made - VINOL; but do not give this for THIS
body a full teaspoonful as a dose twice a day, but about half
a teaspoonful mornings and evenings.
(Q) What makes her cross and irritable? Is it reaction from
her mother?
(A) As we find, as has been indicated, these are the
changes. Necessarily then it requires that those about the
body be patient, but LOVINGLY POSITIVE!
(Q) She is sorely inclined to sit and sometimes stand in bad
posture. What is best way to correct this?
(A) Quit the correcting, but DEMONSTRATE in rather the
pointing to others but not holding it a fault in the body;
but pointing to those whom the body considers as ensamples,
or those it would like to be like! But do NOT continue to
call attention to the fault! This creates in the MIND of the
body resentments, and will build conditions that will be hard
to overcome.
But with the massages and with the GENTLE correction - but
positive - these will be changed.
(Q) Often will have to tell her the same thing, two, three,
four, six times before she pays any attention to what you are
correcting her for. Is that inattention, stubborness, or
what?
(A) DO NOT make so many CORRECTIONS! Make it once and then
let it pay the price for same! Not in punishments as in
bodily punishments, but rather the denial of things that are
liked!
(Q) Is she growing too fast for her age and what can be done
about it?
(A) This is a natural development as has been indicated.
(Q) Any further advice for the body?
(A) Do these as we find; remembering to keep those
precautions that there is not a recurrence, and this comes
from accumulations of poisons, you see, from non-eliminations
in the system and the tendency to upset the whole of the
digestive tract and the nervous forces, or the developing in
the age is contributory. Hence the precautions given.
We are through with this Reading.
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BACKGROUND
See
608-9 on
2/24/37 and subsequent Reports.
3/22/37 Mother submitted questions.
REPORTS
9/22/37 See
608-11.



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