(Q) What is the cause of fever, chest pain, and heart
condition?
(A) Set up the DRAINAGES and these effects will gradually
disappear. They are the natural reaction from the
stimulations to those areas as indicated.
Keep the drainages through the alimentary canal.
Make the gentle massage more for drainages than merely for
stimulation; that is, in each segment center or plexus (as
in the 3rd and 4th dorsal, the 5th and 6th dorsal) make the
pressures so that the entrance of the nerve forces to the
cerebrospinal system (that make for the stimulation) is to
the LEFT side. And we will find these will REDUCE
temperature.
Also the massage along the lower portion of the spine with
the grain alcohol we would continue, for this.
(Q) What nourishment now, and the amount?
(A) Just what has been given!
(Q) Is the condition improved?
(A) As indicated, conditions are changing. Hence reactions
are apparent. Be patient, and work with the eliminations
that DO NOT make for the upsetting too much.
We are through for the present.
Copy to Mrs. [760] - Wired also
Copy to Ass'n file
9/25/35 Wire to nurse, Mrs. [760]:
GENTLE OSTEOPATHIC MASSAGE TO SET UP DRAINAGES ESPECIALLY
PRESSURES IN THIRD FOURTH FIFTH SIXTH DORSALS SO ENTRANCE
OF NERVE FORCES TO CEREBROSPINAL THAT MAKES STIMULATION IS
TO LEFT SIDE CONTINUE SAME NOURISHMENT RUBS AND OTHER
SUGGESTIONS KEEPING ELIMINATIONS THROUGH ALIMENTARY CANAL.
WITHOUT UPSETTING TOO MUCH.
ASS'N FOR RESEARCH & ENLIGHTENMENT, INC.
Day Letter - Collect
BACKGROUND
See
852-6 on
9/23/35.
REPORTS
9/27/35 Uncle [
419]'s wire:
HOPKINSVILLE KY
EDGAR CAYCE
ARCTIC CRESCENT VIRGINIA BEACH VIR
CHECK REACTIONS CONDITIONS TREATMENT ELIMINATIONS SHOW
REACTIONS NUMBER OF ENEMAS DAY FORMULA FOR SAME SHOULD
KEEP POULTICE HOW OFTEN WHAT NOURISHMENTS CAN BE TAKEN
BODY WEAK CAN WE USE BEEF TEA MALTED MILK ETC WHICH AMOUNT
HOW OFTEN MASSAGES NUMBER HOW GIVEN CHEST PAINS CONTINUE
QUESTION SHOULD OTHER INTERNAL MEDICINES BE CONTINUED
QUESTION WIRE NOURISHMENT AND OTHER IMPORTANT DIRECTIONS
9/28/35 See
852-8.



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