EC: As we find, there is for the present - or since last we
had same, at least - a little improvement. But in the
formations about the heart, and its coordination or its
stream to head, as well as to the hepatic circulation, there
is shown in the present the forms as of gurgle or beading -
which is NOT so good.
Whether this might be aided by the letting of blood IN the
stream - from the arm or toward the head - should be
determined by the physician in charge.
But UNLESS there is a change, this must soon either form a
gurgling that will become more disturbance to other organs,
or form such pressures as to produce leakage through the
arterial circulation.
We would keep down as much of the pressure by the enemas as
is practical, without causing too much of activities of the
body to give same.
We would keep all of the strengthening foods that are not
inclined to create too much of a stress upon the circulation.
Watch the pulsation, but consider - as well as keep up the
tablets that are being given as a sedative, as well as for a
better circulatory force. But watch the pulsations, for
this, - such pressure as to cause leakage through the
arterial portions, and thus forming or producing clots that
may cause a paralysis and sudden change.
Consider the leaking then, or the letting of blood - but this
MUST be decided, to be sure, by the physician in charge.
(Q) Can anything be done for the extreme pain through or
around the heart?
(A) Aren't we trying to tell all about this! This is what
we are talking about! See, this air or tending for the
gurgling or bubbling around the heart is causing this very
condition.
We are through with this Reading.
Copy to Mrs. [760] - Special Delivery
Copy to Ass'n file
BACKGROUND
See
1795-1.
REPORTS
4/03/39 Letter from [
23] to EC: "...[
1795] is so much better!
She goes in to the table for most of her meals and looks like
a different person than the one who has been piled up in bed
for the past three months. She is up every day now but
doesn't stay up too long at a time. She is hungry for her
meals now and until recently hasn't had any appetite for
anything. She was feeling so well as to be enthusiastically
in accord with the suggestion that she go for a short ride
Sunday - last week... She's too thankful to be up on her
feet again. She's followed her readings to the letter and
knows that's the only reason she is up..."
5/03/39 Letter from [
1005] to EC: "...P.S. Aunt [
1795] is up
and down. Don't see much improvement in her condition.
Nothing permanent anyway..."
5/04/39 Letter from [
23] to EC: "...Mother [
760] says yes
please do add Aunt [
1795]'s name. She'll write you the
questions..."
5/09/39 See
1795-3.



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