2/27/35 EC's ltr: We have just received yours of the 26th,
with enclosure, for which we thank you very much.
I assure you, Mr. [...], we were just as much encouraged
as yourself to have a real encouraging reading on [
735].
I understand, as you do - and as no doubt Dr. Dobbins has
told you or will tell you, that we can't push a thing of
this kind too fast. It has to be a growth. There must
be added to the system that which in a consistent and
constructive manner will build for the body the necessary
conditions for there to be perfect coordination with the
physical and mental body. This I'm sure is coming about.
To realize and to know that she has faith in the work itself,
of course, is all the more encouraging and it cannot help
but endear the child and her precious life to each and every
one of us. And we feel that it is going to all work out for
the very best. I know that you and your wife are happy to
note the improvement in the weakest portions of the body,
and it can't help but be encouraging to you.
I believe it was said that you should attach the plates
to those points designated by Dr. Dobbins, in preference
to those pointed out by the young man at first. For, of
course, Dr. Dobbins knows the anatomy a great deal better
than any layman or one who has only had training in the
therapeutic work. And I'm sure that in using it that way
you will find less irritation during the hours of sleep. No
doubt the variation in the vibrations set up has caused this
irritation.
We will possibly be in New York sometime during the middle
or latter portion of March, and if you are not away we
certainly hope that we may have the pleasure of seeing you
and Mrs. [...] and also, if possible, [...].
Be sure and remember us to both of them. Hoping you will
let us hear and keep us posted as to the developments as
they come along, I am, with all good wishes,
Sincerely, EC:GD
4/25/36 See
735-4.



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