3/08/36 Mrs. [
1010]'s letter: "I want to tell you about
a case I have, the most pitiful case I ever had. He,
Mr. [
1127], has been under the care of three different
doctors here - had him in hospital, Baugh's Infirmary,
until they got all the money he had. His wife works at
... clothing store on small salary. Dr. Baugh heard of
my work [neuropathic], so recommended me to Mr. [
1127].
I went to see Dr. Baugh. He said, 'Mrs. [
1010], there
isn't a chance for Mr. [
1127] to recover. He has atrophied
muscles and ligaments, is perfectly helpless, can't feed
himself, it began in his feet, creeping up, his legs became
useless, now his left arm, and can move his right only
slightly.'
"Just he and his wife, lovely people, but have spent
everything they have trying to find a cure. I am giving
(free) a treatment every morning. Dr. Baugh said maybe my
treatment (neuropathic) might help; have given him six. I
do not see much if any improvement. I told them about you,
and let her read the literature, but as they said they
haven't the $20, and they hope I can help him it is awful.
"Can you, and will you, give him a reading? It is the only
chance he has for his life. Please do."
Mon. A.M.
3/09/36 P.S. "Mr. [
1127] had smothering spells
yesterday, is growing worse; hope you will not be too late
to help him to come back to normal."
"Questions: Will this body be brought back to near normal
or will he pass out soon?"
REPORTS
3/16/36 Mrs. [
1010]'s son Dr. [
1940]'s letter, also a
neuropath: "Mother started this and asked me to finish it.
She wants to thank you for sending the reading to Mr. [
1127],
and Mrs. [...] will write you herself. Your instructions
are being followed out exactly as given, but the paresis is
gaining very fast. I myself can see no hope for him, but of
course he has hopes that your prescriptions and the massages
Mother is giving him will eventually bring him out of it.
Instead of creeping paresis I would call it galloping
paresis, as even in the month we have known him it has
gained headway very definitely."
3/23/36 Mrs. [
1010]'s letter: "Mr. [
1127] passed away Friday
8 P.M., (
3/20/36) I knew by your reading there wasn't much
hope, the case was so far advanced. Death commenced at the
feet and crept up to the heart. When it reached that he was
gone. I followed out your suggestions in full and he had
such faith in the suggestions and me."


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