(Q) Why do some doctors say the gall bladder is diseased
and urge me to have an operation for its removal?
(A) This is a matter of opinion, as we find; judgement based
on symptoms and lack of the ability to find indications of
activity through the radiograph.
As we find, unless there is not only the pain but some
inflammation or temperature, and a continued condition
of such, it would be better if those processes were used
as we have here suggested, rather than operative measures.
Do that.
We are through with this Reading.
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Copy to Ass'n file
(See extra sheet [which was enclosed] of further notations
for Dr. Dobbins.)
BACKGROUND
See
1568-5.
REPORTS
8/25/39 He referred Mrs. [
1985] for a Physical Rdg.
12/18/39 He sent another generous contribution to sponsor
readings for those unable to pay.
9/02/42 Brother-in-law, Mr. [
2168], requested a Physical
Rdg., saying: "Before that you had given a reading on my
brother-in-law, Mr. [
1568], which was almost 100% accurate
and not in agreement with Johns Hopkins."
3/21/49 HLC indicated he had talked with Mr. [
1568] who
had agreed to help raise funds to prepare the Edgar Cayce
readings for general availability. [He gave $1000 to the
project.]



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