2/08/40 Reply to Questionnaire:
ASSOCIATION FOR RESEARCH AND ENLIGHTENMENT, INC.
Virginia Beach, Virginia
INDIVIDUAL CASE REPORT
Date of Readings: July 25, 1931, Feb. 1, 1932, & Nov. 6,
1935
Case No. [
1048]
(PLEASE ANSWER THE FOLLOWING QUESTIONS CAREFULLY)
(1) In your opinion did this analysis of the Readings cover
the conditions?
So far as I am able to determine, they did.
(2) Give symptoms of condition described, correctly?
Yes, though in certain instances I was unable to understand
certain references apparently to symptoms, as on page 3 of
the reading on July 25, 1931, last line of first paragraph:
"as seen in the soft tissue of the head and neck, and in
nasal passages." [
1048-2, Par. 6]
(3) What was the physician's analysis of this condition?
I was never able to get a straightforward analysis from my
physician, in connection with the readings, though an
osteopath in Norfolk (name?) presumably cooperated with the
suggestions in the first reading, and Dr. Bolkhardt in
Washington with those in the third. Of course, with
reference to the skin condition mentioned in the first
reading, I was examined by the specialist in this field at
Johns Hopkins and was told at that time - 1931, I believe,
that there was no known cause for such conditions [psoriasis,
1048-2], though scientists at that institution had been
working on the problem for two years (they agreed, however,
that it was in no way contagious or transmittable to possible
offspring - proving that it arose from conditions from WITHIN
as the reading indicated.) During the fall of 1932, as near
as I can remember, I had a severe recurrence of the skin
difficulty, and took a series of inoculations from serum
made from the tissues themselves, at the suggestion of my
physician in Washington. Since that time, I have had no
recurrence of the trouble worth recording, though it is not
apparently entirely gone from my system.
(4) Have the suggestions given in the Reading been followed
exactly as outlined?
First Reading - osteopathic treatments followed by Norfolk
physician, I believe for the time suggested. Medicine taken
for a few weeks or a month, perhaps. Abdominal support never
worn. As far as I can recall, the diet was not followed very
carefully, though I am not sure. Third Reading - the
treatments and diet were followed carefully for the
suggested period of time - several months, as I recall.
(5) For how long? [crossed out by [
1048]]
(6) Describe the extent to which improvements have resulted?
I cannot be very specific as to improvements with reference
to the first two reading, though I may say that after the
treatments to my tonsils by the Norfolk osteopath, I have
never had tonsillitis attacks with sufficient frequency to
warrant having them removed or treated again. Whereas prior
to that time I suffered such attacks frequently. With
regard, however, to the last reading, the treatments
indicated and the diet left me in excellent health. And
ever since, when I seem to become unduly tired or run-down,
if I return to a modified form of the diet I find it
beneficial. I have found all the readings helpful, in one
way or another, and if I were in a position to do so would
have physical check readings at regular intervals.
(7) Comment. [crossed out by [
1048]]
Date: February 8, 1940 Signed: [
1048]
(Use reverse side if necessary)
3/14/49 GD's note: HLC told me that Mrs. [
1048] and her
husband had a son between seven and eight years old, who had
apparently been abnormal from birth.
See subsequent Reports under her Life Reading
1048-1.
3/11/76 Mrs. [
1048]'s niece [...] reported: "My aunt [
1048]
has a brain tumor which is inoperable."
4/28/76 Mrs. [
1048] wrote HLC: "It was certainly kind of
you to take time from your busy schedule to write me a
personal letter. I don't know how interested you are in
hearing of my 'case'. But I will give you a bit of
background: Three years ago at Christmas time I had an
operation for a self-discovered breast cancer (left). I
have been checked regularly, returning to my school
teaching, and have led a normal life since. One year later,
a lump was removed from the chest for the same cause. All
was well after that until last Oct., when the surgeons
suspected a brain tumor. This was treated by x-ray, which I
assume to have been successful (some twenty-odd treatments,
daily). I have been at home on sick leave from school ever
since, with several hospitalizations. I am much better, but
the doctor won't let me drive or teach. I hope to return to
school next month, and had planned to teach one more year
(making twenty), but don't know. We have a very positive
attitude, and I plan to be myself again (any minute - an
advantage, I hope).
"My husband's church congregation at [...] had prayers for me
each day and week up until the present, and of course I have
been most grateful. I shall be grateful for those of your
prayer group, of course..." Love, [
1048]
8/16/76 Mrs. [
1048]'s husband's letter to HLC: "Thank you in
behalf of [
1048] for your nice letter of May 27th to her.
"At the time of your writing she was dying of cancer and
passed away on June 8th in the [...] Hospital.
"She often spoke of the early connections of you and your
family and of your good works.
"Thank you for your prayers for her. She had the greatest
spirit right up to the end and if she knew she was going to
die, she never let on to anybody.
"Her last thoughts, of course, were for me to be sure to take
care of 'my boy'.
"Please excuse this belated answer as I'm still trying to
catch up on my correspondence."



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