9/12/36 Mr. [
257]'s letter:
I heard from Mrs. [...] to-day. She says that she believes
her son is better and is writing you for a check reading.
Having seen the boy, I might add a few suggestions which she
wanted me to ask so that you could include them.
What is the condition of the boy at this time?
Have the treatments been given as specified by the readings?
In what way can they be improved upon?
What advice is there for the person who is giving the
treatments to aid her to assist the boy further?
What should his diet now be?
What additional treatments should he now take and when?
Are the batteries in accordance with Readings instructions?
How long will it be before further improvement will be shown
by the boy?
Mrs. [...] says that you had sent her a letter which I
imagine came from the people who make the batteries saying
that two dollars each time was required for the refills.
After she sent you the $2.00 you then wrote her that it
would be necessary to send only 70 cents and that you would
give her credit for $1.30. At a later date they wrote that
she would have to have five bottles of something at $1.00
each. Please write and explain to her what the refills
cost. She can buy Atomidine here in N.Y., so it will be only
the other ingredients.
She is trying to follow the readings exactly as laid out and
I think she will get results.
9/21/36 EC's letter to Mr. [
257]: "We have an appointment
for the [
1163] boy last of this week. Do hope the boy is on
the improve. Am sure they will get the matter all straight
about the recharge of the Appliances. They have handled the
exchange from the [H.H.R.] office - don't want to mix into
this any more than possible; only makes for confusion and I
have nothing to do with the office."
9/23/36 Father verified appointment.
REPORTS
4/05/37 Mr. [
165] wrote that [
1163] "is at the same school for
retarded as [
758]; no individual help being given."



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