(Q) Should the tonsils be removed?
(A) If this is in keeping with the wishes of those making
the corrections, very well. It is not necessary, though for
the correction of poisons should set up better drainages.
But while these are in operation, it is very well that these
be attempted to attend to if desired by the body and those
responsible.
(Q) What is condition of tonsils now?
(A) Irritated from the poisons that have naturally been
thrown into the system by the disturbances through the
appendix area.
(Q) Is the body in good enough condition to go through
either or both operations at present?
(A) As indicated - well, it's a necessity.
(Q) Who would you suggest to perform the operation?
(A) Whoever is desired. Just someone who knows his
business. But it's not a serious operation, unless there's
an accident.
(Q) What precautions should be taken to prevent
aftereffects?
(A) As just given, take the necessary precautions - just so
he doesn't bungle it.
We are through with this reading.
Copy to Father (phoned also)
Copy to Ass'n file
Copy under case number for indexing
BACKGROUND
See
773-21 on
12/18/43.
3/28/44 Phone call from Mrs. [
189]: [
773] taken sick last
night and they thought they would have to operate. [
257]
wouldn't consider it without a reading. They want to take
out both the tonsils and appendix. [
773] is packed in ice
and they are stalling everything while waiting for a reading.
REPORTS
See subsequent correspondence under
773-1, Life Rdg. Reports.



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