4/05/37 Letter from [
1215]'s mother [
1348]: "...Replying to
your letter of the 2nd in regard to [
1215], would say the
time is all right with us.
"With all the faith and hope we are capable of, [
1215]'s
condition is such we cannot help but feel great anxiety at
times. Medical science does not seem to have found the
answer so far, and yet I strongly feel there is SOMETHING for
the boy. [
1215] himself says that at the rate things are
going, he knows it will take several years before he is well,
but he has never spoken of any doubt as to his ultimate full
recovery.
"His general health is good, and he is able to go to the
movies twice a week, play games with his friends, etc.,
nearly every evening in the week. He is not in pain at any
time, but cannot use his legs, and has to be carried wherever
he goes.
"Of course, what we are very anxious to know is - are we
doing all we can to help him along. He has very faithfully
had the treatments you prescribed for the last five to six
months. He has always had a graduate nurse, so the routine
of his life is well taken care of. He also has a set of
exercises prescribed by a physio-therapist, who sees him once
a week.
"We haven't had our neurologist up from Boston since last
summer, and I have been wondering if we should have him
examine [
1215] again. And I also wonder if some new X-Rays
might show something that wasn't seen in the first ones.
"There is quite a bit of improvement in his hands, and he can
pick up small objects and hold a glass of milk between his
palms.
"We shall be so grateful for any light you can give us..."
"P.S. [
1215] will be sleeping at the time you mention."
4/07/37 See
1215-3.



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