1/07/25 Letter from EC to [
779]: "...As to [
781]'s reading,
I am sure glad to know that this has seemingly helped him a
great deal, and it is surprising to know that he is willing
to take this, because he thought that I had given it. He
must be like our boy. The minute he begins to feel bad, he
wants a reading and don't want any doctor. Yes, I am sure,
you did the right thing in giving the enemas and cleansing
the system. I believe that was the way it was in the
reading, and I'm certainly in hopes that he is feeling a
great deal better now. I think what is meant by 'sweets of
the fruit juices' is the juice of oranges or of any citrous
fruit, or fruit pies, berries, apples, peaches, or anything
of that nature. Am certainly glad to know that the trouble
on his face disappeared, and you well know, [
779], I am only
too glad to always try and be of help, and especially
to you or yours, but to see it work out as you say in your
boy, and as it has in ours very recently, as Hugh Lynn says,
we cease to wonder even, just expect it..."
1/19/25 Letter from [
779] to EC: "...We thank you for your
expression on the diet for [
781]. We too thought that
ie meant as you did. [
781] seems to be doing fine, back at
school again and likes it much. He too is looking so much
better now and then the conditions on his face shows up a
little, but still use the medicine for it..."
2/08/25 Letter from [
779] to EC: "...Yes, [
781] seems to
be OK now. Feeling good - and full of fun all the time..."
6/28/25 Letter from [
779] to EC: "...The Madam [
780] says
she feels good. The kids all seem to be OK. Very often
[
781] says something about your having him eat raw cabbage
and making him sick."
6/09/32 See
781-2.



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