(Q) Is Dr. Frischkorn alright?
(A) If Dr. Frischkorn does it rather than his assistant
or attendant!
As we find, as for the better, - would be the attendant
with Parker.
Be very precautious, especially in the first three of the
irrigations given. By the third treatment we find that a
great deal of this pressure should be relieved, see?
(Q) What is cause of lump in throat?
(A) The obstructed circulation through all portions of the
thorax and lungs, owing to those disturbances in the areas
between heart, liver and lungs.
(Q) What causes pain in stomach and chest?
(A) The pressure upon not only the walls of the colon but
the engorgement there, as a pressure upon the organs of the
intestinal system.
(Q) Is the heart affected?
(A) Sympathetically; and for such a LONG period that the
CIRCULATION between the heart, the liver, the lungs is
affected. Hence the necessity of watching closely by such
a physician administering the stimulant as indicated, as
needed.
Do these things, being mindful especially in the diet.
We are through for the present.
Copy to Self
Copy to Ass'n file
(See extra sheet [which was enclosed] of directions to be
left with Dr. Parker, after he goes over the full Reading
and makes his notes accordingly.)
BACKGROUND
8/23/40 Report requested thru Mrs. [
379] - comment to GD:
Doctors haven't offered her any hope; just give her
Digitalis; tell her to lie down and rest, she's weak. Puffs
and blows so, can hardly get her breath, and sometimes can't
lie down all night.
REPORTS
1/21/62 Mrs. [
379] told GD that Mrs. [
1840] did not follow
the reading; she felt that she could not do without potatoes
in her diet so she didn't think it worth while to follow any
of it. "She died - I think about a year later."


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