We are through for the present.
Copy to Mrs. [601]
Copy to Ass'n file
(GD's note: See Atomidine booklet [which was enclosed];
letter with directions to Dr. Thompson; also list below of
Calcium foods principally to avoid, Iodine foods principally
to eat. I think all the rest is clear to Mrs. [601] if not,
let us know.
CALCIUM - Spinach, steel cut oats, whole wheat, whole rye,
halibut, cheese, onions, garlic, rhubarb, milk, raw cabbage.
IODINE - Iodine sea lettuce, cod liver oil, smoked salmon,
skin of baked potato, clams, lobster, oysters, shrimp, green
turtle, mushrooms, onions, tomatoes, pineapple, crawfish,
scallops, garlic, peas, pears.)
BACKGROUND
8/19/35 Mrs. [
601]'s letter: "One of my dearest friends
has been ill in bed for many weeks and has been under the
care of Dr. Albert S. Kunin [M.D.] and several others.
The fundamental cause of her condition is not known and
I feel that a physical reading at this time may help them to
understand the reason for her continued illness. Of course,
there is hesitation to use this form of inquiry but I feel
that she has been experimented upon enough and know that
Dr. Kunin will receive whatever information may come through,
with an open mind. Any appointment you can arrange at your
earliest convenience will be kept, as I will be with her
whenever the time and day will be set. Mrs. [
985] ... Ave.,
..., Mich."
REPORTS
9/04/35 Mrs. [
601]'s letter: "I received Mrs. [
985]'s
reading yesterday and it has aroused Dr. Kunin's ire. His
diagnosis and scientific tests showed there is a LACK of
calcium. Nevertheless I am going over it with Mrs. [
985]
today and will see her reaction to the reading. I feel
that I have done my duty and will see what the future will
bring."
9/09/35 EC's letter to Mrs. [
601]: "Now, as to Mrs. [
985]'s
reading. We cannot blame Dr. Kunin for being upset if the
diagnosis disagrees with his own. I don't understand how
such a thing can be. Often we have cases where the readings
differ as to the cause, yet when tests are made the
conditions described in the readings are found. So, the
answer in this case lies with Mrs. [
985]. If something
answers from within, and she feels the reading describes her
feelings and the condition as she knows it, then would
advise that she go ahead with the treatment suggested by the
reading - and be assured of the results as promised.
However, if she does not feel that response from within, I
would not advise that she undertake it. There should be the
full cooperation and faith when following the treatment. In
many cases where the readings have differed with the
doctors, when the treatments were followed the results as
promised have been obtained. And, after all, results are
what count. So, we'll be glad to hear what Mrs. [
985] has
decided. Since Dr. Thompson has found several other reading
diagnoses correct, osteopathically, I WOULD like to see what
he finds on the case - regardless of whether Mrs. [
985]
follows the treatment or not. There is so much we don't
understand about these readings. We just study and watch
and wonder and marvel day by day at the reports we get."
9/13/35 Mrs. [
601]'s letter: "While I believe that
Mrs. [
985]'s reading definitely outlines her condition,
she will not act contrary to Dr. Kunin's advice, and I will
not urge any other procedure until such time as she will seek
help of her own accord."
11/35 GD's note: Mrs. [
601] brought Mrs. [
985] and her
husband to meet EC while he was in Detroit. However, I do
not think she ever followed the reading.


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